John Hickenlooper and reappointed by Gov. Under Wolff’s leadership of the A-LP Conservancy District, in 2009 as Lake Nighthorse began filling, A-LP provided matching funds to obtain grants to develop the Lake Nighthorse Recreation Master Plan.Īfter development of Lake Nighthorse in 2018, the city of Durango was able to secure a long-term water supply from the project and A-LP was able to secure a water supply for use in rural domestic water systems in Southwest La Plata County. He served on the board of directors for the Animas La Plata Water Conservancy District, bringing the Animas-La Plata Project to fruition.
He served multiple years on the city of Durango’s Water Commission, and dedicated more than a decade to obtaining a secure and sustainable water supply for Durango and the region. “I got hooked on volunteering for the water community.” “Twenty-seven years ago, Fred Kroeger said, ‘Bob, you should be on the Durango Water Commission,’” he said at the ceremony. Wolff, who sometimes refers to himself as a “citizen volunteer,” served on the 1997 Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee, Animas Airpark Board and the La Plata County Planning Commission.Īlmost three decades ago, after encouragement from Fred Kroeger, then-owner of Kroegers Hardware, Wolff developed a passion for water issues in Southwest Colorado and at the state level. Wolff arrived in Durango in the mid-1970s, and for the past two decades has served on citizen advisory boards that have influenced the region’s development.
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