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Fox-Rubin and Pew: Employer appeal for Cavern Springs
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· July 23, 2026
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Key points The community is home to 350 residents, including 250 working adults and 72 school-aged children. A local mobile home community, Cavern Springs, is seeking support from employers to help preserve the area.
A local mobile home community, Cavern Springs, is seeking support from employers to help preserve the area. The community is home to 350 residents, including 250 working adults and 72 school-aged children. Many of these residents are employed in the regional workforce, with a significant number working in Pitkin, Garfield, and Eagle counties.
The residents of Cavern Springs have formed the Sopris Mountain Collective and are working to purchase their community. To aid in this effort, a charitable appeal has been made to local employers. Further details about the appeal and the community's efforts are available from the source.
Employers of all sizes are being asked to consider making a one-time donation to support the preservation of Cavern Springs. This effort aims to maintain safe and affordable housing for the local workforce.
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Published: July 23, 2026 ·
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