Volunteers

Volunteers

Join our Volunteer Village!

Volunteering is a great way to give back to your community and make it a better place to live! In Superior, you can volunteer at our community events, join a team working on ongoing projects or serve on a Town Advisory Group. We can also help you create a volunteer opportunity for your group, business or sport team based off what you want to see done in our community.

Current Volunteer Opportunities

  • Check back soon for a list of Earth Month and Arbor Day volunteer projects!

Not Sure Where to Start?

A common frustration for people seeking to volunteer is the desire to give back but not knowing where to begin. If you or a group want to help, we want to help you find your place of service. Please fill out our interest form and we will reach out as opportunities arise.

Ongoing Opportunities

Events

Volunteers not only make our Town events possible, they make them superior!

Please use the event link below for more information and to register.

Summer Concert Green Team

Summer Markets 

Chili & Beer Fest

 

Green Teams

The Town of Superior is looking to partner with businesses, local community-based groups, and individuals to help support our zero-waste community events and other sustainability efforts. These groups will form Green Teams as a part of a first-of-a-kind Town partnership program.

Why form a Green Team partnership with the Town?

  • Green Teams will receive unique incentives and/or recognition specific to your organization or group’s needs based on tiers of services.
  • Support the Town of Superior’s municipal goal to keep 65% of waste out of the landfill by 2025 through reducing consumption, recycling, reusing and composting.
  • Increase the community’s understanding and execution of zero-waste efforts.
  • Town of Superior Green Team T-shirt for all Green Team members.
  • Special Green Team recognition at the Town’s volunteer celebration event.

Interested? Want to learn more? Email volunteerops@superiorcolorado.gov.

Superior Advisory Committees

The Town Board appoints residents to Committees, Commissions and Councils that serve in advisory and programming roles. Our current advisory committees are:

Openings for these positions are made available throughout the year, if you're interested in volunteering, please submit an online application from the advisory committee’s webpage. More information about what our advisory committees do, can be found in our Advisory Committee Guidebook(PDF, 489KB).

Open Space

Open Space Ambassador Program: recurring open space volunteer opportunities that receive training and other benefits!

Noxious Weed Crew: sign up to remove a designated noxious weed specie from open space lands each month from May to through September. This pilot program is starting small with 8-12 crew members but is expected to expand in following years. Go to Civic Rec to learn more about program requirements and sign up today!

If you have a general interest in getting out and helping maintain and rebuild our Open Spaces, please contact our Open Space Ranger Phary Om at 303-499-3675, ext. 136, or pharyo@superiorcolorado.gov.

All Scout Projects

The Town of Superior welcomes the opportunity to work with all Scout candidates who need to coordinate a service project.

If you are interested in coordinating a service project within the Town of Superior, please submit your application. Be prepared to provide the following information:

  • General project description
  • Project timeline
  • Estimated project cost
  • Benefits of the project to the community and its residents

Snow Busters

The Snow Buster program exists to assist residents who report they are physically and financially unable to remove snow, sleet and ice from the sidewalk adjacent to their property remain in compliance with Municipal Code 11-1-20.

Sec. 11-1-20. Removal of snow and ice.
It is unlawful for any owner to allow snow, sleet, ice, dirt, debris or any other obstruction to remain on the sidewalk adjoining such land within the Town longer than twenty-four (24) hours from the time of the last accretion of such snow, sleet, ice, dirt, debris or other obstruction.

Residents requesting assistance must be:

  • Individuals with a disability or physical impairment
  • Seniors who are physically unable to lift or move snow and ice
  • Individuals unable to pay for a private contractor to provide this service

Volunteers will be assigned to a neighbor who needs assistance with snow removal. Upon pairing, contact information will be exchanged and communication will continue between the volunteer and resident moving forward. Snow must be removed within 24 hours of a snow fall consisting of more than 2 inches of snow. The only required section of property is the side walk in front of the home. Participating in the Snow Buster Program does not guarantee a volunteer will be available to shovel after snow events. Staff is not responsible for snow removal in the absence of a volunteer.

Use this application to become a volunteer or to request snow removal assistance.