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  1. Fort Collins police post notice about sexually violent predator release
  2. Fort Collins to mark Parks and Recreation Month with events in July
  3. Nelsen to host Bike to Work Day listening session
  4. Fort Collins councilmembers to hold listening sessions at Lagoon concert series
  5. Greeley City Council’s June 16 meeting: Civic Campus financing moves forward as Cascadia tensions shape discussion
  6. McDonald says Greeley council backs communications team after Cascadia criticism
  7. Cascadia anger dominates Greeley public comment as residents demand transparency and a public vote
  8. Hall wins council consensus to advance Civic Campus financing resolution and Richmark agreement
  9. Greeley City Council authorizes city attorney to finalize documents for recent actions
  10. Greeley City Council appoints members to seven boards and commissions
  11. City attorney says 17% cut would slow legal work and leave office below recommended staffing
  12. Greeley council advances firefighters union contract for 2027-28
  13. Greeley council approves consent agenda after pulling May 19 minutes for revision
  14. Larimer and Weld food inspection roundup for June 10–16, 2026
  15. Loveland announces Juneteenth closures and service changes
  16. Loveland launches seasonal mosquito controls as West Nile monitoring begins
  17. Fort Collins Utilities details 2025 drinking water results
  18. Full closure of Lemay Avenue set for June 15 through June 26
  19. Greeley to hold four-day Culture Pop festival July 23-26
  20. Fort Collins announces Juneteenth city office closures
  21. Estes Park mayor to host Coffee June 11
  22. West Greeley oversight committee urges search for financing partner and pause
  23. Fort Collins utility bills could rise in 2027 and 2028
  24. Manga Dreams exhibition opens at Loveland Museum in late June
  25. Fort Collins councilmembers to hold Juneteenth listening sessions
  26. Northern Colorado partners set celebration for completed Poudre River Trail connection
  27. Greeley City Council’s June 9 meeting: West Greeley Project pause urged as budget cuts dominate agenda
  28. Greeley City Council enters executive session on Civic Campus negotiations
  29. Council interviews incumbent Sherri Brown for Water and Sewer Board ahead of appointment vote
  30. Housing Solutions meets Greeley budget-cut target, but staff warns progress on housing goals will slow
  31. Greeley budget plan would sharply scale back homelessness services and leave shelter funding unresolved
  32. Proposed Greeley budget cuts would shrink economic development work as council presses for more shovel-ready sites
  33. Greeley budget plan would cut vacant code compliance inspector position
  34. Greeley budget proposal would spare most development services but cut neighborhood programs
  35. Greeley pitches 311 as one-stop entry for city services as requests top 1,200
  36. Oversight committee urges Greeley to pause West Greeley Project until financing changes city risk
  37. Estes Park town offices to close June 19 for Juneteenth
  38. Windsor to host Bike Everywhere Day on June 24
  39. Timnath Town Council May 26: Ladera BID expansion advances as bond sale and road work move ahead
  40. Timnath reports oversubscribed recreation center bond sale with 4.52% borrowing cost
  41. Timnath Main Street group accepted into Colorado program
  42. Timnath advances Ladera BID expansion, sets June 9 hearing
  43. Timnath council unanimously approves A-1 Chipseal contract amendment for 2026 road work
  44. Timnath council approves judge service contracts in unanimous consent vote
  45. Timnath joins Colorado Main Street program
  46. Greeley schedules free historic preservation events in June
  47. Estes Park Town Board packet: strategic plan delayed as trustees also act on broadband, utilities and licensing
  48. Fish hatchery opponents press evacuation and wildfire concerns during Estes Park public comment
  49. Estes Park board postpones provisional strategic plan after draft omission surfaces
  50. Estes Park trustees approve water district inclusion ordinance after tax questions from resident