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raised target platforms including one with ADA accessibility and a shelter for classes. Crews also made improvements to the parking lot and trail. "I am certain that this project will make Windsor a destination for archery on the Front Range," Windsor Public Services Director Eric Lucas said in a news release. Since the wellattended opening, Lucas has heard from people as far away as Texas wanting to know more about range improvements, he said. Many have also asked whether or not classes will be provided. Lucas said the expansion will enable the Parks, Recreation and Culture department to expand program offerings in terms of lessons, leagues and tournaments starting in 2023. The range is open sunrise to sunset seven days a week throughout the year. Entrance to the range is free. Colorado Parks and Wildlife awarded a Colorado Shooting Range Development Grant in February 2020, covering $100,000 of the $130,000 total cost of the expansion.The town also received in-kind donations from FCI Constructors, Corbel Engineering and Traverse Builders LLC. For more information about Windsor's Open Space and Trails, go to bit.ly/WindsorOST.

Guests at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Windsor Archery Range expansion were invited to try out the range at the opening at the corner of Poudre Trail Drive and Colo. 257 on Oct. 17, 2022. The expansion included a 3D target course, new block targets and raised platforms. (Courtesy/Eric Lucas, Town of Windsor)

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