Greeley City Council on Aug. 11: urban renewal rules highlighted as MERGE financing and tax question decisions remain unresolved
Greeley City Council spent its Tuesday, Aug. 11, meeting on big-picture policy and financing questions, with a joint discussion on urban renewal underscoring the council’s role in setting policy while major decisions remain unsettled on the MERGE highway project and a possible…
Fort Collins City Council, Aug. 11: downtown parking strain and employee parking debate lead work session
Fort Collins City Council spent its Tuesday, Aug. 11, work session focused on longer-term downtown parking pressures and a separate discussion about how Fort Collins might deepen its relationship with Innosphere and the NSF ASCEND Engine. The clearest throughline was planning…
Greeley council’s Aug. 4 meeting: Civic Campus agreement approved as financing, annexation and public concerns also move forward
The Greeley City Council’s meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 4, was led by action on the downtown Civic Campus, where council approved a key development-services agreement for the project after debate over incentives and timing.…
Greeley City Council July 28: landscaping rules stay on course as capital plan draws scrutiny
At its Tuesday, July 28 meeting, Greeley City Council spent much of its discussion on how the city should handle front-yard landscaping standards while also pressing staff on longer-term infrastructure spending. Collectively, the items pointed to a council that is inclined to…
Fort Collins City Council July 28 work session: surveillance policy framework, psychoactive product licensing move ahead
Fort Collins City Council used its Tuesday, July 28, work session to advance two broad policy discussions: a citywide approach to surveillance technology and a local licensing system for age-restricted psychoactive products.
Greeley City Council July 14 work session: development-code rewrite takes shape as budget cuts near target
At its July 14 work session, the Greeley City Council focused on two big tracks: shaping a new round of development-code updates and continuing to close the gap in the 2027 budget. Staff said identified reductions now total most of the city’s cut target, while council also gave…
Larimer County commissioners hear broad climate-plan update, from facility upgrades to water savings
Larimer County commissioners on Monday, July 13, got a wide-ranging update on the county’s Internal Climate Action, Resilience, and Education plan, with staff reporting measurable progress across operations and most efforts falling into “on track” or “emerging” categories, as…
Larimer County commissioners’ July 14 meeting: 911 resiliency update leads a brief agenda
At the Larimer County Board of County Commissioners’ meeting on July 14, county business was brief but included a broader look at emergency communications, as Commissioner John Kefalas relayed a 911 update centered on system resiliency, alongside routine board approvals.
Larimer County commissioners’ July 13 meeting: data center moratorium extended, rubbish ordinance rewrite advances
The Larimer County Board of County Commissioners used its Monday, July 13 meeting to act on several land-use matters while also moving forward a county ordinance update. The broadest immediate action was extending the county’s temporary data center moratorium through Feb. 25,…
Fort Collins City Council July 14 meeting: Connexion expansion approved as budget realignment and tax-plan shifts take shape
Fort Collins City Council on Tuesday, July 14, approved a key agreement to advance Connexion broadband expansion and spent much of the meeting looking ahead to the city’s 2027-28 budget, where staff described a financial realignment shaped by rising costs and service tradeoffs.
Estes Park Town Board July 14: trustees back early water-rate hikes as housing and neighborhood-meeting code changes advance
Estes Park Town Board members on Tuesday, July 14, signaled support for the early stages of a major water-rate increase plan while also reviewing development-code changes tied to workforce housing and neighborhood meetings. The session centered on how the town may fund major…
Estes Park Town Board July 14 meeting: trustees turn down Stanley Lot 4 parking, advance policy updates
At its Tuesday, July 14 meeting, the Estes Park Town Board handled a mix of policy decisions, planning discussions and regular business, with one of the clearest outcomes being trustees’ refusal to allow temporary Stanley Hotel customer parking on Lot 4. The meeting also…
Loveland City Council, July 8: water-use and marijuana tax ordinances advance as council enters massage-facility executive session
At its July 8 meeting, the Loveland City Council approved final code updates on water use and marijuana taxation and later moved into executive session for legal advice on massage-facility regulation.
Loveland City Council July 7: charter review committee plan advances as council also clears CDBG actions
At its Tuesday, July 7 meeting, the Loveland City Council advanced a plan to create a charter review committee and also moved through a mix of housing, administrative and code-related business, including two Community Development Block Grant actions needed for the city’s federal…
Greeley council July 7: tax ballot planning stalls as budget retreat and Civic Campus special meeting are set
At its July 7 meeting, the Greeley City Council made a series of procedural and policy moves that pointed ahead to bigger decisions on taxes, the 2027 budget and the Civic Campus project. The clearest policy signal came in the council’s discussion of a possible 2026 sales-tax…
Larimer County commissioners’ July 2 meeting: Equifax benefits-verification contract ratified
At a special meeting Thursday, July 2, the Larimer County Board of County Commissioners ratified an emergency approval needed to keep the county in a statewide contract for public-benefits income and employment checks.
Larimer County commissioners’ June 23 meeting: consent agenda approved, June 8 week minutes adopted
At its Tuesday, June 23 meeting, the Larimer County Board of County Commissioners handled two procedural items, approving a package of routine administrative business and adopting minutes from meetings held during the week of June 8.
Larimer County commissioners June 22 meeting: Dory and Fulmer appeals advanced, partial Livermore fire station fee refund approved
At its Monday, June 22 meeting, the Larimer County Board of County Commissioners acted on two published matters: advancing a pair of land-use appeals through the consent agenda and approving a partial refund tied to permit fees for a Livermore fire station project.
Timnath Town Council on June 23: parkway connection contract approved as property actions advance
The Timnath Town Council’s June 23 meeting centered on infrastructure and town property decisions, with the most significant action being approval of a major construction contract for the Timnath Parkway North Connection. Alongside that vote, council members approved consent…
Estes Park Town Board June 23: trustees revisit rezoning rules, reject direct business subsidies
At its Tuesday, June 23 meeting, the Estes Park Town Board focused on two policy discussions tied to how the town supports business activity and evaluates land-use changes. Trustees signaled they do not want the town directly subsidizing private businesses, and they also agreed…
Estes Park Town Board’s June 23 meeting: wildfire code adopted, water and utility actions move ahead
The Estes Park Town Board’s meeting Tuesday, June 23, was dominated by long-range infrastructure and public-safety decisions, with members adopting a new wildfire resiliency code, setting the framework for future water-system…
Larimer County Planning Commission on June 17: LifeQuest rezone hearing continued to July 15
The Larimer County Planning Commission’s June 17 meeting centered on the proposed LifeQuest Campus and Retreat Center rezone, with commissioners ultimately deciding to carry the matter into July after a hearing that focused on both the project’s broader land-use fit and concerns…
Larimer County commissioners’ June 17 meeting: support for 2027 employee pay plan leads compensation discussion
Larimer County commissioners spent much of their Wednesday, June 17, meeting focused on employee compensation, signaling support for a proposed 2027 pay approach and reviewing how county pay practices have shifted over time. Together, the updates pointed to a compensation…
Fort Collins council’s June 16 meeting: Flock cameras halted as housing, rail and recreation items move ahead
Fort Collins City Council’s meeting on Tuesday, June 16, was led by a high-profile decision to stop the city’s Flock license-plate-reader program, while also advancing housing, transportation and recreation measures across a wide-ranging agenda. The night’s discussion was framed…
Loveland City Council’s June 16 meeting: tourism district approved, consent agenda sparks Parcel 504 debate
The Loveland City Council’s June 16 meeting mixed major policy decisions with a wide-ranging consent agenda, highlighted by approval of a new tourism district and a 7-1 vote on a consent package that drew debate over a temporary sales-tax-credit financing deal for Parcel 504.…
Greeley City Council’s June 16 meeting: Civic Campus financing moves forward as Cascadia tensions shape discussion
At its Tuesday, June 16 meeting, the Greeley City Council handled routine business, personnel matters and budget concerns while much of the night’s attention centered on fallout from the Cascadia and Catalyst process and next steps for the Civic Campus project. The meeting also…
Greeley City Council’s June 9 meeting: West Greeley Project pause urged as budget cuts dominate agenda
The Greeley City Council’s meeting on Tuesday, June 9, centered on major budget and development decisions, led by a recommendation that the city put the West Greeley Project on hold while its financing structure is reconsidered. Alongside that, council reviewed proposed 2027…
Timnath Town Council May 26: Ladera BID expansion advances as bond sale and road work move ahead
At its May 26 meeting, the Timnath Town Council took action on routine contracts, road maintenance and a proposed business improvement district expansion, while also hearing an update on financing for the recreation center and a milestone for Old Town. The broadest policy move…
Estes Park Town Board packet: strategic plan delayed as trustees also act on broadband, utilities and licensing
The Estes Park Town Board’s Tuesday meeting spanned routine approvals, infrastructure and utility decisions, a nonprofit update and pointed public comment, with the board’s biggest unfinished item being a postponed provisional strategic plan for…
Greeley City Council on June 2: affordable housing bonds approved as annexation items are pulled
The Greeley City Council’s June 2 meeting mixed routine approvals, proclamations and closed-session legal matters with action on housing and infrastructure. Among the biggest decisions, the council approved private-activity-bond allocations for three affordable housing…