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Jul 28, 2025 18 min

21. What is Zebulon? Part 1

from Red County, Blue State Hosted by Emily Suyat

Kim Turnage and Barrett Rothe of the Douglas County Lantern join me to discuss the Zebulon mega sports complex slated to break ground in Sterling Ranch in the fall. Why does it matter? Douglas County taxpayers will join private developers in funding this 500 acre project. Our commissioners have justified this outlay of public money by claiming “this is what you asked for” and “it’ll pay for itself” without much evidence. It’s a little too close to home rule for comfort. We’re digging in to let you know what we do and don’t know so you can form your own opinion. Email me: [email protected] Email the Board of County Commissioners (BoCC): [email protected] Next Douglas County Commission business meeting: August 12 at 1:30pm, 100 Third Street, Castle Rock CO (includes agenda, livestream, and info on public comment) Subscribe to the Douglas County Lantern Sources: Douglas County government’s page on Zebulon, the rendering/maps, and the promo video (idk what else to call it) on May 21, 2025 Sterling Ranch’s page on Zebulon Douglas County Commissioners’ April 2025 Town Hall on Zebulon CBS Colorado: 500 acre mega Colorado sports complex proposed in Sterling Ranch to be funded by Douglas County parks & open space fund CBS Colorado: Colorado county approves $400,000 for controversial Zebulon mega sports complex Get full access to Red County, Blue State at esuyat.substack.com/subscribe

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