800 Research Dr. - Tamarac Business
Center
PO Box 1886 - Woodland Park, CO 80866
Phone: 719.687.3048 Fax
719.687.5256
Building Permit Search:
Find by Address
Find by Permit #
Permit Activity Charts
Fee Calculator
Contractor Search
Log on to Web Account
(contractors and public access)
Teller County Online Mapping
Building Permit Applications
Code Enforcement Complaint Form
Contractor Licensing Information
Floodplain Information
Teller County Building Code Information
Teller County Land Use Regulations
Teller County Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems
Location:
800 Research Dr. - Tamarac Business Center - Woodland
Park, CO 80863 (Map)
Mailing Address:
PO Box 1886, Woodland Park, CO 80866
Office Hours: 7:30am to 4:00 pm *Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday (except
Holidays)
Phone: 719.687.3048
Fax: 719.687.5256
Email:CDSD Email
*CDSD Offices are Closed to the Public every
Thursday*
Mission of Teller County Community
Development Services Division
The Mission of the Teller County Community Development Services Division (CDSD) is to develop and apply land use, building, and environmental health regulations that safeguard the natural resources, fiscal integrity, and other interests of Teller County.
In administering these programs and assisting citizens, it is also the mission of CDSD to provide timely and cost-effective services in a fair and consistent manner.
Duties of the Division
CDSD is comprised of three departments: Building, Environmental Health and Planning. The Customer Service Section provides assistance to the public and support services to these departments.
Building Department
The Teller County Building Department is responsible for regulating building activities to ensure that residential and commercial structures comply with applicable building codes
Environmental Health Department
The Environmental Health Department is primarily responsible for administering the Individual Sewage Disposal Systems (ISDS) program and the Consumer Food Service Protection program. The Department is also involved in regulating air quality, water quality, solid waste and various other environmental health concerns.
Planning Department
The Planning Department is responsible for developing and administering land use plans and regulations for the purpose of directing growth in an orderly manner. The Planning Department is assisted by two volunteer boards that are appointed by the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) - the Planning Commission and
Board of Adjustment.