Larimer and Weld counties, Colorado

Latinx Heritage Month proclaimed

From the Fort Collins City Council meeting of

Mayor Emily Francis proclaimed September 15-October 15, 2026, as Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month in Fort Collins. The proclamation celebrates the community’s linguistic and cultural diversity, recognizes that it makes up nearly 12.8% of the local population, and highlights local organizations’ work connecting people to resources and building bridges across the community. It also commits city leaders and institutions to addressing cultural and systemic barriers, supporting language access and cultural celebrations, and advancing belonging, equity and inclusion.

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  1. Fort Collins City Council meeting and work session, Sept. 15, 2026

    Fort Collins budget proposes 4% wage-adjustment funding, fewer street-sweeping visits; Fort Collins council approves first reading of housing review changes that could lower project fees.

  2. Item 1Fort Collins budget proposes 4% wage-adjustment funding, fewer street-sweeping visits

    The proposal would reduce grocery-rebate funding by $200,000 and eliminate 30.75 authorized but unfilled positions; staff says it does not rely on layoffs or separations of filled positions. The rebate’s design remains under review.

  3. Item O.20Fort Collins council approves first reading of housing review changes that could lower project fees

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