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Summit County will be home to Colorado’s newest town following approval Tuesday

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Voters reject/approve efforts to make Keystone Colorado's newest town during an election Tuesday. Approximately 68% of voters cast ballots in favor of incorporation, with 291 votes of approval and 140 votes of disapproval. Residents will still need to vote on a proposed charter which, if passed, will decide the structure of the town's government.

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Denver Post

Keystone will become Colorado’s newest town following incorporation approval Tuesday

Keystone will become Colorado’s newest town, which will end decades of governance by elected Summit County officials.

1 year ago·Denver, United States

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Summit Daily News

Summit County will be home to Colorado’s newest town following approval Tuesday

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Colorado Sun

Keystone will become Colorado's newest town after voters approve incorporation

Along with breaking from unincorporated Summit County, voters also chose who will form the nine-member commission to draft the town’s charter.

1 year ago

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Vail Daily

Keystone will become Colorado’s newest town following incorporation approval Tuesday

Keystone is poised to become Colorado’s newest town, which will end decades of governance by elected Summit County officials. Approximately 68% of voters cast ballots in favor of incorporation, with 291 votes of approval and 140 votes of disapproval, according to unofficial results released Tuesday night around 8:15 p.m. The decisive victory for advocates of incorporation puts the resort community on a path for self-governance — so long as vote…

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