Boulder

No BanNo rule

Ban status

Deferred regulatory action after multi-year study. Pursuing voluntary transition with a point-of-sale voucher pilot for electric equipment instead.

Staff recommendation against regulation cited cost and availability of electric alternatives, equity concerns, and enforcement difficulty.

Last updated: May 6, 2026

2023-04-26Public comment window — Colorado Regulators Float Metro Denver Sales and Use Ban on Gas Lawn Equipment Beginning 2025

Colorado Regulators Float Metro Denver Sales and Use Ban on Gas Lawn Equipment Beginning 2025
Draft policies circulating at Colorado's Regional Air Quality Council would ban sales of gas-powered lawn mowers, trimmers, and leaf blowers in metro Denver starting in 2025, with summer-use bans for institutional and commercial users to follow. The proposals target ozone pollution on the northern Front Range and are expected to reach a formal vote before the Air Quality Control Commission later in 2023. Environmental groups like CoPIRG are supportive; a state legislative bill for a 30% rebate on electric lawn equipment is also in progress.
Addressing the Impacts of Landscaping Equipment — City of Boulder
Boulder City Council says no to gas-powered lawn equipment rules— Boulder Reporting Lab, 2024-05-19

In forceAQCC Regulation 29 — summer ozone-season ban on government gas lawn equipment

· Effective 2025-06-01

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