Focusing on the Community
SFIA Vision: To bring people together as a community dedicated to participation and cooperation for the common good of all.
SFIA Mission Statement: To encourage and support each other by working together to accomplish community goals
Living in the Mountains
Sherwood Forest is a quiet residential mountain community located in Divide, Colorado. Situated at an elevation of approximately 9,100 feet, Sherwood Forest is surrounded by mountain views of Pikes Peak to the east and the Sawatch Mountain Range to the west.
Residents enjoy peaceful mountain living and access the area via county-
maintained roads, and share the forest with various wildlife to include deer, elk, fox, skunk, bear and mountain lions.
SFIA Helpful Facts
SFIA roads are County roads, maintained by Teller County. The speed limit within SFIA is 20 mph. Please drive with caution as residents (including children) walk, run, ride bikes and horses, etc.
Unlicensed vehicles (ATV's, 4-wheelers, dirt bikes, dune buggies, etc.) are considered "off road" vehicles and are not legal to drive on County roads.
Dogs must be licensed in Teller County and on a leash or on your property. Click here to learn more about the Teller County Animal Control Ordinance.
It is illegal to harm the wildlife - contact the Division of wildlife if you have a problem. Please be careful on the roads; slow down, the deer and elk are out at all times.
Please put trash outside with lids only on trash pick-up days as trash invites all kinds of wildlife including bear, mountain lions and birds.
Did You Know That Your . . .
S.F.I.A. is a dedicated advocate for all property owners in Sherwood Forest.
S.F.I.A. has a comprehensive website (sfiadivide.org) that is updated regularly.
S.F.I.A. provided the spectacular designer Sherwood Forest entry sign and also pays for the light that illumines the entry at night.
S.F.I.A. provides a community well available to any member who is in need of water for a nominal yearly fee.
S.F.I.A. is now responsible for the mail box slots that help provide mail service to all community members.
S.F.I.A. maintains a community hall that is available for all residents to utilize for activities and events.
S.F.I.A. advocates with Teller County Road and Bridge to keep our roads and culverts in excellent condition.
S.F.I.A. has been working hard to raise funds to help with neighborhood school kids projects while at the same time promoting fun summer events.
S.F.I.A. pays the taxes on several community properties in Sherwood Forest including the Community Hall and Community Park and Ski Run at the corner of Huntingdon and Will Scarlet.
S.F.I.A. Membership Fee is due annually (Dues form is available in the "Download" section at the bottom of this page).
