The Town of Bennett has adjusted Town Hall hours to Monday - Thursday 7 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Vulnerable population hours will continue as  Monday - Thursday 

7 a.m. - 9 a.m.

Lobby services available in Town Hall include utility bill pay and receiving building department documents and deliveries. 

All Town services are still available online at  townofbennett.colorado.gov . 

Emergency on-call services will be available Friday - Sunday. 

Please see guidelines for entering Town Hall  here . 

The Town of Bennett began drilling a new well in May 2020 and it is scheduled to be commissioned and fully operational by the end of July 2020.

The well is located  south of the Bennett Recreation Center  near the new water tower on the west side of SH 79.

Additionally, this well will make improvements hydraulically to the water system as a whole. 

Bennett residents may see improved water pressure once the well is fully commissioned and operational due to the fact that water will now be pumped directly from the nearest well to the water tower.

The Town of Bennett celebrated the opening of their new community garden and the unveiling of a community mural wall art project on Wednesday, June 17, 2020. 

The community garden and the mural wall are both located in the Town's Civic Center Park. 

The Town of Bennett was awarded two grants in 2019 to create the community garden. Those grants were awarded from Adams County Open Space and LiveWell HEAL Cities and Towns. 

In that same year, the Town worked together with the Bennett School District FFA to create the design of the garden. Their research and suggestions ultimately helped shape the current layout of six raised garden beds, two of which are ADA compliant, with generous walkways in between.

Currently there are seven gardeners/families responsible for planting and caring for the garden. The Town hopes that in future years they will be able to expand the number of garden beds to include more residents. 

The community mural wall art project was designed and curated by local artist, Christopher Deaver. The mural of the tree is made up of pieces of wood that were decorated by community members at events like Bennett Days and Trunk-or-Treat in 2019. 

The community mural wall was also funded by an Adams County Open Space grant. 

Read more about the community garden and mural wall online here. 

Adams and Arapahoe County are offering virtual meeting times on Tuesday, July 21, to learn more about support services and available Federal & State assistance programs, which include: Food Assistance, Health First Colorado (Medicaid), Cash Assistance, Child Care Assistance and LEAP.            

Arapahoe County:
Schedule a virtual appointment by visiting   https://forms.gle/iXr5h4pjypcFyVwo6   
A link will be emailed after an appointment time has been confirmed.

Adams County:
Meetings will be held via Zoom between 8:30 - 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. 
Please email or call 720-523-2114 or KOjeda@adcogov.org to schedule a meeting.

What makes a small town great is its community & that's why your response to the 2020 Census is so important.

Census counts impact funding for things that keep us connected, like local roads, bridges, schools, parks and more.

It's not too late to respond to the 2020 Census while being safe and practicing social distancing at home. Once you have responded, please encourage your family, friends, and loved ones to complete the Census too. 

It only takes 10 minutes and you can respond online at 2020census.gov, over the phone or by mail U.S. Census Bureau, National Processing Center, 1201 E 10th Street, Jeffersonville, IN 47132.

• For rural households that have received a Census invitation: Households should complete their census immediately using their unique Census ID. It can be done online, by phone, or by mail.
• For rural households that have not received a Census invitation, but have a city-style address (such as "123 Pine St"): Households can complete their census online, by phone, or by mail. Households should provide their street address, not their Post Office Box number, when asked to login.
• For rural households that have not received a Census invitation and do not have a city-style address: Households should wait to receive their invitation from the U.S. Census Bureau and then respond immediately using the unique Census ID noted on the mailing.