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Drone Use | City of Boulder

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Federal and local laws regulate the use of drones (unmanned aerial vehicles) and how they can be used in Boulder. The city's policy is to provide at least 48-hour advance notice to the public about planned drone flights as long as such notification does not jeopardize ongoing public safety operations or investigative activities. The City of Boulder will conduct a drone flight to collect aerial data for Reach 6 as part of ongoing modeling and mapping efforts. For more information, contact us at: floodprojects@bouldercolorado.gov. Because the City of Boulder and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) each have rules about flying drones, this website is designed to clarify those regulations so you can safely and legally operate a drone. The bottom line: Anyone flying a drone must follow all federal, city and county guidelines. You may not launch, land or otherwise operate any unmanned motorized vehicle from or on any City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks land. FAA rules dictate

Paragraph jump menu Jump To Upcoming City-Operated Drone Flights The city's policy is to provide at least 48-hour advance notice to the public about planned drone flights as long as such notification does not jeopardize ongoing public safety operations or investigative activities. Every Wednesday Time : 9-11 a.m. Location : Western City Campus, between Broadway and 9th Street, and Alpine Avenue and Balsam Street. Purpose : Obtain images of Western City Campus construction. Regulations Because the City of Boulder and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) each have rules about flying drones,

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