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  1. Larimer and Weld retail food inspections for June 29 – July 5, 2026
  2. Mulberry closures and College-Harmony lane restrictions set for July 6-17
  3. Shields Street closures set for July 6-31 in Fort Collins
  4. Loveland names acting deputy city managers during leadership transition
  5. Windsor sets holiday facility closures for July 3
  6. Windsor sets June 29 open house on strategic plan update
  7. Loveland announces July 3 and July 4 holiday closures and schedule changes
  8. Wellington unveils sign honoring state champion Eagles teams
  9. Estes Park postpones July 4 fireworks show because of wildfire risk
  10. Loveland summer concert series returns to Foote Lagoon in July
  11. Fixed Smiles dental implant office planned for Harmony Road suite
  12. Grazia Craft Kitchen & Lounge planned for downtown Fort Collins
  13. National Police Week ride stops at Angel Armor headquarters in Fort Collins
  14. Greeley sets rules for reserving parade spots along downtown route
  15. Fort Collins announces Independence Day closures and holiday service changes
  16. Estes Park gives July 4 fireworks and traffic guidance
  17. Estes Park town offices to close July 3 for Independence Day
  18. Larimer County commissioners’ June 23 meeting: consent agenda approved, June 8 week minutes adopted
  19. Larimer County commissioners approve consent agenda on 2-0 vote
  20. Larimer commissioners approve June 8 week meeting minutes in 2-0 vote
  21. Estes Park town offices closed for Independence Day
  22. Estes Park town offices to close July 3 for Independence Day
  23. Windsor seeks public input on strategic plan update at June 29 open house
  24. Larimer County commissioners June 22 meeting: Dory and Fulmer appeals advanced, partial Livermore fire station fee refund approved
  25. Larimer commissioners approve $12,000 partial refund on Livermore fire station fee appeal
  26. Larimer commissioners approve land-use consent agenda, advancing Dory and Fulmer appeals
  27. Timnath Town Council on June 23: parkway connection contract approved as property actions advance
  28. Residents press Timnath to curb streetlight glare and improve Parkway crossings
  29. Timnath Town Council unanimously approves $4.14 million contract for Timnath Parkway North Connection
  30. Timnath council approves sale of old fire station on Main Street for $450,000
  31. Timnath approves consent agenda, including transfer of three TDA properties to town
  32. Estes Park Town Board June 23: trustees revisit rezoning rules, reject direct business subsidies
  33. Estes Park board to revisit rezoning rules as standalone code amendment
  34. Estes Park trustees steer away from direct business subsidies, ask staff for façade and red-tape options
  35. Estes Park Town Board’s June 23 meeting: wildfire code adopted, water and utility actions move ahead
  36. Estes Park staff recommend skipping BEAD grant for Trailblazer expansion
  37. Estes Park delays childcare master plan discussion to July 14 after consultant connection problems
  38. Town board appoints Lancaster, Igel to interview housing authority candidates
  39. Town Board approves agreement dividing wildfire-code duties between town and fire district
  40. Estes Park board adopts wildfire resiliency code ahead of state deadline
  41. Estes Park board adopts water master plan for long-term system upgrades
  42. Estes Park board approves 2026 Rooftop Rodeo stock contract renewal
  43. Estes Park board approves 440 Valley Road rezoning to accommodation use
  44. Estes Park board approves liquor license for Kissing Moose Cafe and Saloon
  45. Estes Park board approves liquor license for Historic Craig’s Lodge
  46. Estes Park board approves Mall Road waterline contract after questioning 30% contingency
  47. Estes Park Town Board approves consent agenda after pulling waterline contract for separate vote
  48. Estes Park town offices to close for Independence Day
  49. Peak Transit to add four routes July 1
  50. Estes Park water report says tap water meets safety standards