Wondering how the OVPP is paid for?
The One Valley Prosperity Project is funded through a number of sources, including the Community Buidlers Task Force, Sonoran Institute, and the state Department of Local Affairs. Please see the...
View ArticleOVPP Invites You to Community Conversations
The One Valley Prosperity Project is holding two 'Community Conversations' in order to more deeply understand the collective community values vital to good decision making. The two events, in Crested...
View ArticleValues Input Drawing Winner: Nathan Kubes!
Thanks to everyone that has submitted their stories to the One Valley Prosperity Project either on Facebook or via our website forum! We held a drawing of those that participated in this aspect of the...
View ArticleWhat comes next in the OVPP in May?
So you contributed your story about what you love, but what comes next? Well, alot of data crunching to be honest. The information you provided is being organized and analyzed in order to be...
View ArticleDraft Community Value Statements Ready for Public Review
We’ve been hard at work crunching all the input and data we’ve received from you! All that data crunching has resulted in draft community value statements. These value statements represent what we’ve...
View ArticleState of the Valley Report Released
The State of the Valley Report is ready! For the past few months, the OVPP has been compiling data and information into a comprehensive State of the Valley Report. We are excited to finally share the...
View ArticleOVPP Launches Campaign to Define Prosperity
The One Valley Prosperity Project (OVPP) is built around the notion that “Prosperity from Gunnison to Gothic” is a key project result. You can find those words on the OVPP website, posters, social...
View ArticleProsperity and Community Values Defined!
It has been a busy summer for the One Valley Prosperity Project. Since March, we have been collecting community input about what we care about the most in the Valley and why, what wishes we have for...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Prosperity - Getting From Here to There
Prosperity: Getting From Here to ThereThe OVPP definition of prosperity is ambitious in that we want to protect what we love about the Valley and we also want our community to be better. We want more...
View ArticleWhat's Your Story? MEdia Campaign Begins
We want to hear from you! What's your story? We're making it fun and easy for you to tell us What you love about the Gunnison Valley and Why. You can Snap a Selfie, Take a Video, Write Your Story, or...
View ArticleCommunity Celebration & Review of Draft OVPP Strategy
The One Valley Prosperity Project invites you to celebrate the hard work of the community on the OVPP Strategy. Over the past year, we have been working together to create a vision to enhance regional...
View ArticleListen to Chad Reich KBUT interview with an OVPP update!
The One Valley Prosperity Project will be releasing the One Valley Prosperity Strategy for public review next week. An event is scheduled at the Almont Resort May 18th beginning at 5:00 p.m. Our last...
View ArticleThe One Valley Prosperity Strategy is ready for review!
It is time! The One Valley Prosperity Strategy is ready for public review!After five months of working on action plans, the draft One Valley Prosperity Strategy is ready for public review. Last...
View ArticleFeedback on the draft One Valley Prosperity Strategy
On May 18th at the Almont Resort over 100 members of the Gunnison Valley community came together to hear about the draft One Valley Prosperity Strategy (the Strategy). The community heard from Clark...
View ArticleCelebrating Progress
Join the One Valley Prosperity Project to discuss progress, accomplishments and future needs. There will be two panel discussions: community health and housing followed by the economy and tourism. Free...
View ArticleClik here to view.
2018 State of the Valley Forum
Join the One Valle Prosperity Project Team for a State of the Valley Forum. Come learn about the actions that have been in the past two years and discuss what needs have changed in our community and...
View Article
