Tool Shed Program
The Tool Shed program provides Adams County residents with free access to yard and gardening tools. We are dedicated to supporting residents in maintaining their properties and helping others do the same. This program offers two opportunities to use tools in our Tool Shed program: yard cleanups (for individual use) and neighborhood cleanups.

Ways To Reach Us
Items In The Tool Shed Rental
- Lawn Mowers
- Weed Trimmers
- Edgers
- Hedge Trimmers
- Leaf Blowers
- Weed Pullers
- Leaf Rakes
- 100-ft Garden Hoses
- Hose Spray Nozzles
- Electric Cords
- Spade Shovels
- Square Shovels
- Trowel Planters
- Two-Prong Garden Hoes
- Wheelbarrows
- Hand Shears
- Post Hole Digger
- Garden Hoes
- Trash Pick-Up Poles
- 5-Gallon Buckets & Lids
- 32-Gallon Trash Cans & Lids
- Trash Bags
- Safety Cones
- Safety Vests
- Safety Goggles
- Hand Tiller/Cultivator
- Tree Pruner
- Lopers
- Industrial Push Brooms
- D-Handle Drain Spade Shovels

Participation Requirements and Forms
Borrowers must be 18 years old or over and have a valid ID when reserving and during tool drop-off. The entire Tool Shed may only be rented for a neighborhood cleanup and is available one time per month. Reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis. Forms listed below the borrower category MUST be completed before tools can be dropped off.
Neighborhood Cleanup
Step 1: Tool Shed Equipment Reservation Form
Step 2: Participant Waiver
If you’re helping at a cleanup but have not reserved the tools.
Step 3: Authorization to Enter Property
If the cleanup event is at someone else’s property, the owner/tenant/manager of the property must complete this before the cleanup.
Step 4: Post-Cleanup Survey
Complete after the event.
Individual Borrower
Step 1: Tool Shed Equipment Reservation Form
Step 2: Post-Cleanup Survey
Complete AFTER the cleanup
Resources
Program Guide
This guide will walk you through the Tool Shed process and required paperwork.
Minor Home Repair
Need help with essential repairs? You may qualify for assistance.
Yard and Garden Advice
CSU Extension Master Gardeners can provide advice on gardening, insects, and much more! Click the link below for CSU Extension email or call at 303.637.8100.
Resilient Neighborhoods Program
The program focuses on building stronger communities, creating safe and healthy neighborhoods, preparing for emergencies, and improving communication between neighbors and the county.
Neighborhood Community Fund
Provides resources for residents and community groups in Adams County to create projects, events, and initiatives that strengthen neighborhoods, foster connections, and address community needs.