Interview with Martha Enyeart conducted 2019-06-11. Enyeart first moved from Denver to Summit County with her family when she was 5 years old. Her family originally lived in Old Dillon. Her uncle Ira was postmaster at the time and her grandparents also lived in the county. Her family ran a small restaurant and also worked in construction. Her father became sheriff, her husband was a county commissioner and her mother-in-law was the county clerk. At the time, Martha worked on the election board.

Part two of a two-part interview with Jerry Cooney conducted 2018-10-18. In this part of the interview, Cooney discusses town council issues and how the town was established into modern Breckenridge in the 1980s.

Interview with Gary Martinez conducted 2018-07-25. Martinez first came to Breckenridge to visit in the early 1970s. After growing up in Ohio, Martinez moved to Colorado permanently in 1976. He lived in Steamboat originally and moved to Summit County in March 1978. He worked for then-Senator Tom Glass as a Criminal Justice Coordinator and worked for the Council of Governments. He worked with Bob Farris, the Summit County sheriff at the time. Martinez became the Town Manager for Breckenridge in 1985.