Colorado Town Declared Abandoned Amid Water Crisis: What it Means
Summary
The town of Hartman in southeastern Colorado has been declared abandoned by the state because it no longer has local leaders or the ability to manage its water system. This means that Prowers County will now take control of the town's streets and water infrastructure.Key Facts
- Hartman is a small town in southeastern Colorado with about 30 residents.
- The town had no Board of Trustees or town clerk since January, after its leaders resigned.
- Without leaders, Hartman could not hold elections or manage its water system.
- The Colorado Department of State officially declared Hartman abandoned on July 28.
- Control of the town’s streets and water infrastructure has been given to Prowers County.
- The declaration aims to resolve a long-standing political deadlock and water crisis in Hartman.
- The town no longer exists as a legal entity under Colorado state law.
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