All of the Ordinances for the Town of Granby can be found here.

A Code Violation Notice will be issued in person, posted, or mailed to the property owner and/or tenants notifying them of the violation. If the violation has not been corrected after the time given, owner/tenant may be issued a Citation/Summons to appear in Municipal Court. Severe health, life, and safety hazardous, environmentally sensitive violations, and repeat offenders may be subject to a more stringent enforcement action on a case-by-case basis.

No, a Notice of Violation is a written notice to the owner/tenant that there is a violation of one or more city ordinances. If the violation has not been corrected after the time given, owner/tenant may be issued a Citation/Summons to appear in Municipal Court.

Violations run with the property, not with the person who created the violation. If you purchased a property that has violations, you are responsible for abating the violations.

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Yes, quiet hours are 11pm to 7am. During daylight hours the noise decibel cannot go above 90 dB(A). There are also other ordinances that pertain to excessive noise violations.

Animal complaints including barking dogs are handled by the Code Enforcement or Grand County Animal Control. They can be reached at (970) 887-2988.

All barnyard animals, such as cows, sheep, goats, swine and any other similar animals, shall not be allowed to be kept in town over 24 hours.  To apply for a permit for horses, mules, rabbits, guineas or fowl please click here.  

Yes, but there are square footage and sanitation regulations. Roosters are not allowed unless they have a “no crow” collar. Animal permit applications can be found here.

Yes, as long as it is in a fire pit with ring, and you are present. It is against the law to abandon or leave a fire unattended.

No, burn barrels not only impact your own health, but the health of your neighbors and the environment.  It is unlawful in the State of Colorado.

Contact the code enforcement officer, and he will assess your yard and recommend a solution.

The Grand County Natural Resources Department also gives away weed spray on Fridays between 8am and 12pm.

Owners and occupants of property shall not permit weeds or grass to grow on such property to a height exceeding twenty four (24) inches.