Larimer and Weld counties, Colorado
The vehicle had been reported stolen from Commerce City. License-plate alerts and drone tracking helped officers, state troopers and parole officers stop it on Highway 34; police say the driver faces motor vehicle theft charges.
Events are scheduled between 5 and 8 p.m.; Franklin lists character visits and themed walks, while Central asks guests to use the North Doors and Northridge directs attendees to the athletic entrance.
Applicants ages 15 to 22 who had a child before turning 20 and meet other requirements can apply for diapers, formula, counseling, legal support, tutoring and GED testing.
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3 newly licensed, 1 opened, 1 closed.
171 homes sold since Aug. 7, at a median $414,500. The priciest:
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The week of Oct. 11-17, 2026: 28 new businesses, 8 trade names registered, 2 nonprofits.
40 proposals on file. The newest:
19 requests to the city in the last seven days, down from 44.
Volleyball, Tuesday
Dayspring Christian Academy3
Estes Park0
Final, 2A/1A Mile High
Boys soccer, Tuesday
Frontier Academy0
Berthoud4
Final, 4A/3A/2A Patriot
Boys soccer, Tuesday
Timnath1
Greeley Central3
Final, 5A/4A/3A Northern
Still to play
13 days to Election Day, Nov. 3. Ballots are in the mail in Larimer and Weld counties.
The day's college results covered women's soccer and cross country. Colorado State's women placed 23rd and its men 29th at the Pre-National Invitational.
The sessions start at 9 a.m. Nov. 9, Nov. 23 and Dec. 9 in the Centennial Hearing Room at 1150 O St. in Greeley. The public can weigh in, and commissioners may make changes before their final decision.
Volunteer birders lead a walk in Loveland, while Estes Park’s fall skate fest has contests and a live band. In Firestone, a class introduces participants to SketchUp 3D modeling software.
Crews have installed nearly half of the planned sewer pipe downtown, and water-line work is 22% complete. A downtown intersection has reopened temporarily for business access but is expected to close again as construction continues.
Liquids must stay sealed in their original containers; injectables, syringes and illicit substances won’t be accepted. Vape pens and e-cigarette devices should have their batteries removed before disposal.
Northern Colorado and Utah Tech tied 0-0 in women's soccer Thursday. The day's slate also included football and volleyball games involving Colorado State and Northern Colorado.
Greeley police officers and the department's animal control team are actively investigating an incident of animal abuse involving a juvenile depicted in a social media video.
The work is scheduled for Oct. 19-30. The city urges families to check its rules first; solar lights, glass containers and similar items are not allowed on graves or in columbarium areas and may be removed.
Fort Collins has a volunteer-guided recycling center tour and a talk about art made during incarceration at the Larimer County Jail. Loveland has Halloween-themed song trivia.
The department accepts complaints in person, by phone or on its form; anyone may report suspected misconduct, and supervisors can help put a formal complaint in writing.
Regular sessions are scheduled for 9 a.m. Mondays and Wednesdays, subject to holiday, weather and approved cancellations; the public meetings page and Commissioner Record Search provide schedules and records.
Erie’s Spooky Storytime Jam has live ukulele and guitar music and a singalong. Kids and teens can sculpt clay monster eyes in Greeley, while Firestone hosts a standalone Dungeons & Dragons adventure.
The play area includes Braille signs, a visual communication board, anti-static turf and RightHear technology, which the city says is a first for a Colorado playground. A ribbon-cutting is set for Oct. 28, from 4 to 6 p.m.
The 53-year-old man was taken to a hospital after first responders attempted lifesaving measures. Police say no charges are pending, and the investigation remains ongoing.
Residents can review the plan and share input Oct. 26 at the county administration building in Greeley and Oct. 27 at Fort Lupton Recreation Center, both from 4 to 6 p.m. Planning staff will present it Nov. 3.
Teens make a pumpkin-shaped felt treat bag at Loveland Public Library. In Erie, a talk covers Colorado-made cheeses; in Evans, kids can watch Goosebumps with popcorn.
The City Council Work Session is Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026, at 6 p.m. Reports from the mayor and councilmembers, along with scheduling of meetings and other events, are also listed.
The commission meets Tuesday, Oct. 13, at 1:15 p.m. Its hearing covers a proposed subdivision with 32 single-family rowhouse lots, five outlots and easements on approximately 3.04 acres at 1900 71st Avenue.
If approved, the proposed tax would fund the West Greeley project and Downtown Civic Campus, not MERGE. It would not apply to food and could end early if its debt obligations are paid off.
Plans include more than a mile of stormwater pipe, 1.3 miles of box culverts and over two miles of water, sewer and non-potable mains. Work is planned across nearly 20 blocks, in phases through 2028.
The city lists its Quality of Life Tax and a $20.5 million federal grant among funding sources; voters also approved borrowing for transportation work, and plans include a shared-use underpass for pedestrians and cyclists.
The city says Greeley voters are scheduled to consider Measure 2F, which the city says would raise sales and use taxes and provide additional funding for capital improvement projects, on Nov. 3.
For residents, plans include a City Hall, public plaza and garage, with the district’s administration building expected in spring 2028; the city outlined Certificates of Participation, and voters would decide whether to dedicate a proposed tax increase to the campus and other…
In Windsor, an adaptive storytime uses ASL for words, songs and stories; tweens in Fort Collins make awful art for an expo, and participants in Mead decorate mini pumpkins.
At Alpine Visitor Center, a ranger tells stories about people and wildlife in the alpine world. Erie has a talk on mammoth bones, and Greeley hosts a team jigsaw puzzle race.
Pilgrim’s Pride’s board has formed a special committee of independent, disinterested directors to review JBS N.V.’s unsolicited proposal to acquire all outstanding shares of Pilgrim’s Pride common stock that JBS does not already own, the company said.
The woman driving the Honda and her young child were not injured. Police say the crash remains under investigation, with potential charges pending the final investigation; the coroner’s office will release the man’s identity.
Northern Colorado beat Idaho 3-1 in volleyball, and Eastern Washington beat Northern Colorado 31-22 in football; the day's results also included volleyball for Colorado State.
The crash remains under investigation, and police say potential charges depend on its outcome. Investigators are seeking two possible witnesses, including a white sedan driver whose car may have recorded footage before the collision.
Police say their preliminary investigation found that another man was displaying a handgun when it discharged. The victim died at a hospital; his name is pending family notification, and the investigation continues.
Weld County recorded 27 retail food inspections; 23 received Pass grades and none received a Closure grade.
In Estes Park, visitors can paint mountain contours and fingerprint stars on a community mural or hear a ranger’s alpine stories. The Beths appear with Chelsea Jade in Fort Collins.
Voters can register or update a registration, track mail ballots through BallotTrax and find voting or drop-off sites; deadlines vary by method, with in-person registration available through Election Day.
Fort Collins restaurant and bar sales rose 0.4% from July 2025, and Greeley's rose 0.5%, Colorado Department of Revenue figures show. Transfort fixed-route trips fell 6.2% in August 2026 from August 2025, in figures the agencies report to the National Transit Database.
In Greeley, a Banned Books Week pop-up has books and magnet making; in Kersey, kids and teens needle-felt a ghost keychain. A Loveland rooftop gathering has drinks and music from DJ Brian Howe.
In Mead, visitors can check out a banned book and make a magnet. Kids can create a monster book in Estes Park or learn about sheep, wool production and wool dyeing in Greeley.
In Greeley, participants paint mini pumpkins for Halloween and fall. A Mead banned-books event includes magnet-making, while Estes Park teens discuss a Divergent-series book over boba.
In Estes Park, teens explore soldering while creating a light-up animal. Adults make quilted pumpkin coasters and a pot holder in Erie, and CSU women's soccer plays Gonzaga in Fort Collins.
Officers disengaged to minimize public danger, then used a Real Time Information Center drone to track the vehicle. Police say the occupants fled on foot after it stopped and were taken to Weld County Jail.
Greeley council backs 2F, which its resolution describes as a proposed 0.6% sales and use tax increase, 5-2; Greeley adopts ordinance to vacate alley for Weld County Judicial Center, 7-0; 4 consent items adopted, 7-0; 1 consent item passed on first reading, 7-0.
A separate preliminary plat would combine the existing parcels and alley into one 3.709-acre lot. The county agreement assigns the city responsibility for relocating the wastewater line, at an estimated cost of $1 million.
Greeley City Council endorsed Ballot Question 2F for the Nov. 3 election. The council's resolution says the measure proposes a 0.6% sales and use tax increase, equal to 60 cents per $100 of taxable purchases. It says the proposed tax excludes the city sales tax on food.
An Evans storytime brings reading and songs in Spanish, while a club in Mead tries a snack from a different culture. Estes Park has bingo, trivia and drink specials.
The Greeley event runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13; the first half-hour is reserved for veterans, active-duty, Guard and Reserve members and their families. In-person attendees need not preregister, but virtual participation requires registration.
The city will accept applications for 15 board and commission vacancies until 8 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 20.
Volunteers can meet at 10 a.m. Oct. 10 on McKee Hall’s south side; the black-and-white artwork features 55 people who pledged solidarity with people with dyslexia, and free pizza will be provided.
Weld County authorizes grant application to replace 1930 bridge; Weld County commissioners approve resolution on Amendment 83, citing hunting and fishing rights; $319,598.58 bid approved for hopper feeder; County approves $260,056.85 conveyor bid; 3 consent items adopted.
In Estes Park, participants decorate canvas tote bags with markers and rubbing alcohol. Greeley kids explore spiders, while independent readers in Erie practice reading aloud to a therapy dog.
The meeting starts at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6, in Council Chambers, 1001 11th Avenue. The consent agenda includes a resolution authorizing the City Attorney’s Office to institute legal action associated with the Halligan Water Supply Project Clean Water Act Section 401 Certification.
Northern Colorado was ninth of 15 after Day 3 of women's golf at Denver. The day's results covered women's soccer and women's golf for Colorado State and Northern Colorado.
Fort Collins also has banned-books trivia, while a park ranger tells alpine stories in Estes Park. A cooking session in Eaton covers healthy, budget-friendly meals, and a Mead talk takes up sleep.
In volleyball, Colorado State beat Utah State 3-2 at Utah State, and Northern Colorado beat Southern Utah 3-0 at Southern Utah. Those were the two volleyball finals in Saturday's slate.
Fort Collins had 62 requests, Greeley 30 and Windsor 14. How's My Driving? was Fort Collins' most common kind; Landscaping Concern on Private Property led in Greeley, and Street Lights in Windsor.
The Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment recorded 24 retail food inspections from Sept. 27-Oct. 3, 2026: 21 Pass, two Re-Inspection Required and one Closure.
Keali'i Ah Yat threw five touchdown passes, including three to Brooks Davis. Northern Colorado scored twice in the second half, but Montana remained in front from Ian Finch's first-quarter touchdown to the final.
Weld County approves oil and gas division move under Planning Services; $167,039.63 fleet cabling bid awarded; UNC agreement allows health data-sharing; 3 consent items adopted.
Police tentatively identified him as 36; the coroner’s office will release his name after notifying next of kin. The investigation is ongoing, and anyone with information can contact Officer Garrett Casperson.
The Honda's driver and her young child were not injured, police said. The department's traffic unit is investigating, and potential charges are pending the final findings; witnesses can contact Officer Chad Wegscheider.
The system subtracts water that leaves as finished beer from the brewery’s wastewater bill, using production data it already reports. The city says it is sharing the approach with other local beverage producers.
Police say the driver’s license had been revoked after a prior DUI conviction. The crash remains under investigation; anyone with information about it is asked to contact Officer Josh Franklin.
The city says the campaign highlights challenges faced by people without access to a car. Residents can find transit options on the city’s website or call 970-350-9287; the Transit Center is at 101 11th Avenue.
Fort Collins-Loveland had 186,300 jobs in August 2026, up 1.5% from August 2025; Greeley had 122,100, down 0.5%. Denver-area consumer prices rose 3.9% from July 2025 to July 2026.
The program is intended for students seeking advanced ASL proficiency, including those not specifically pursuing interpreter careers. The university is also developing certificates in legal interpreting and interpreter leadership.
Free library programs include Spanish-language storytime for families in Evans, a Cricut shadowbox project in Erie and a sewing workshop in Greeley. Estes Park’s Ukrainian lunch raises donations, and Fort Collins has a panel on what happens when you call 911.
The injured man was taken to a local hospital. Police are continuing to investigate, and potential charges are pending the final findings. Anyone with information can contact Officer Skylar VonFeldt at [email protected].
Police say the 25-year-old rider was expected to survive and the driver was uninjured. The investigation is ongoing; no charges had been filed against the rider, and the driver is not facing charges.
Current students and immediate family members can receive care through Sunrise, with fees based on ability to pay. Aims also offers students free, confidential counseling, group therapy and other support.
Free options include woodcarving at Greeley’s LINC, a bookmobile anniversary visit in Evans, and talks on hospice care and farming in Senegal, The Gambia and Madagascar in Fort Collins. Materials are provided at the hands-on craft sessions.
Several picks are free, including a historical-society talk in Fort Collins. Retro-themed trivia in Loveland and a wood-vase workshop in Estes Park offer evening plans; the workshop has a fee.
The Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment recorded 17 retail food inspections from Sept. 20-26, 2026: 16 resulted in Pass, one in Re-Inspection Required and none in Closure.
The city will inspect each site and tailor treatment to the weeds found; crews may continue work through year-end because some weeds remain active in fall and early winter. The program covers about 120 acres.
The record of Greeley City Council's work session of Sept. 22, 2026: 3 items.
Starting in 2027, eligible breweries can set a monthly wastewater billing limit based on water used minus water in beer they produce and ship. The city says some businesses could save up to $600 a month.
The other 27 inspections were graded Pass, and none resulted in closure. Inspectors cited food-temperature, handwashing and equipment issues; some were corrected during visits, while operators received deadlines for training, pest control or repairs.
Adults 60 and older can join movement classes, wellness walks, balance screenings and talks on home safety, vision and nutrition. Reservations are required for some lunches; call the agency at (970) 400-6117 for details.
The city plans to finish the replacements in the first half of 2027 through an existing construction contract. The program has been supported by $10 million in loan forgiveness and a $7.55 million low-interest loan, without a rate increase specifically for the work.
Construction of Taxiway B alongside runway 10/28 is expected to begin later this month and finish by year’s end. The work is part of a larger taxiway and runway expansion backed by county and city funding.
Perry Hibner will discuss his oral history of the 12-part TV production, drawing on interviews with cast, crew and others. The noon presentation is free, and no reservations are required.
The closure could last several months as crews build stormwater structures on-site. Businesses and sidewalks will remain accessible, but parking and transit will be affected; buses will detour through early October.
No establishments were closed, while 30 inspections received a Pass. The records include food-temperature, sanitation, food-handling and certification violations, with follow-up inspections required.
The city says the ruling preserves the ordinance, while the privately owned Cascadia project can proceed separately. Greeley will keep Catalyst on hold as it reviews funding options and awaits a proposed tax measure.
The department recorded 34 inspections overall; 27 received Pass grades, and none resulted in a Closure. Grades are based on points recorded by inspectors.
More than 200 students have taken 3D concrete printing courses from Aims Community College and Greeley-based Alquist since 2025. Alquist plans to move into Aims’ Workforce Innovation Center when it opens in January 2027.
Greeley will celebrate the completed 16th Street corridor with a free Sept. 18 event from 4 to 8 p.m. outside UNC’s Skinner Music Library. The project added wider sidewalks, landscaping, lighting, parking and safer walking and biking access.
Windsor police arrested 25-year-old Braden Michael Gilloth of Greeley on Aug. 27 after a cybertip led investigators to digital evidence, charging him with 56 felony counts of possessing child sexual abuse material. He is presumed innocent.
Weld County has confirmed its first West Nile virus case of the 2026 mosquito season, a month later than last year’s first case. Mosquitoes in all three county sentinel zones have tested positive, prompting health officials to urge precautions.
The Union Colony Civic Center in Greeley has announced its 2026-27 season at Monfort Concert Hall, with tickets on sale now for the first round of shows. The lineup includes Ginuwine and Montell Jordan, The Book of Mormon, Jay Leno and more, with additional spring dates still to come.
Greeley will fully close 83rd Avenue between 4th Street and O Street starting the week of Aug. 24 for box culvert work, with the shutdown expected to last through Sept. 4. The project is meant to improve drainage and runoff flow, and drivers should use detours.
*Larimer and Weld county health inspectors score each retail food inspection by total violation points: 0–49 passes, 50–109 requires a re-inspection, and 110 or more results in a closure. Critical (priority) violations are those most likely to cause foodborne illness. The…
Greeley will fully close the 7th Avenue and 10th Street intersection starting Aug. 17 for downtown utility work. The project will replace old water and sewer lines, with detours on 6th and 8th avenues and businesses still open.
Greeley City Council is split over whether to ask voters this November to approve a temporary half-cent sales tax for the Catalyst project alone or to pair it with the Civic Campus project, leaving key financing decisions unresolved with a Sept. 1 deadline approaching for ballot…
Greeley officials said Tuesday that the MERGE highway project’s financing plan is still being assembled, with the city counting on a federal TIFIA loan and local revenue sources even as key pieces — including whether the city secures a discounted federal interest rate — remain…
The MERGE highway project remains on schedule as Greeley refines a new estimated cost of $160 million to $190 million for the U.S. 34 portion of the work. City staff told council the project’s major milestones are on track, with 30% design progressing, environmental review…
Greeley’s City Council and Urban Renewal Authority spent a lengthy work-session discussion Tuesday on the basics of urban renewal, with GURA legal counsel Corey Hoffman emphasizing that council sets policy while the authority carries it out. Hoffman also warned that any new…
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…
Greeley is inviting residents to comment on an updated housing needs assessment and Housing Action Plan that will guide affordability and growth strategies for the next five to 10 years. Public open houses are set for Aug. 25 and 26, with an online survey also available.
Starting Jan. 1, 2027, Greeley will require contractors to hold a city license before getting permits or beginning regulated construction, demolition or repair work. The new rule is meant to improve public safety and code compliance across the city.
*Larimer and Weld county health inspectors score each retail food inspection by total violation points: 0–49 passes, 50–109 requires a re-inspection, and 110 or more results in a closure. Critical (priority) violations are those most likely to cause foodborne illness. The…
Greeley council will discuss Aug. 11 whether to send voters a 2026 ballot measure for a dedicated sales tax to fund economic development projects, including work in west Greeley and downtown. No rate or term has been set yet, but it could help pay for projects like Cascadia/Catalyst and the Downtown Civic Campus.
Greeley has started downtown infrastructure upgrades on 7th Avenue between 9th and 10th streets, the first phase of a larger project covering nearly 20 blocks. The work will replace century-old utilities and add new stormwater, water and sewer lines over the next several years.
Public comment at Tuesday’s Greeley City Council meeting was dominated by residents warning against more growth, criticizing city spending priorities and urging leaders to back away from surveillance technology and cuts to natural-areas staffing.
The Greeley City Council voted Tuesday, 5-1, to approve its third supplemental appropriation for 2026, adding $84,815,000 to the city budget. The ordinance includes $84.65 million in spending authority tied to planned Certificates of Participation for the Downtown Civic Campus…
The Greeley City Council voted Tuesday to approve the bulk of its consent agenda, advancing items 9-13, 15-17 and 19-21 after pulling the Civic Campus development services agreement and the Great Western Industrial Park annexation package for separate discussion. The en bloc…
The Greeley City Council voted 6-0 Tuesday to introduce 15 ordinances annexing the Great Western Industrial Park property into the city and to set public hearings and second reading for Aug. 18. The package covers the Great Western Industrial Park serial annexations Nos. 1…
The Greeley City Council voted 5-1 Tuesday to approve a development-services agreement for the downtown Civic Campus project. The resolution authorizes the city manager to execute the agreement with Richmark Vertikal, LLC and allows staff and legal counsel to make…
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.…
*Larimer and Weld county health inspectors score each retail food inspection by total violation points: 0–49 passes, 50–109 requires a re-inspection, and 110 or more results in a closure. Critical (priority) violations are those most likely to cause foodborne illness. The…
Council members raised concerns Tuesday that Greeley’s proposed 2027 Capital Improvement Plan may be deferring too much maintenance while holding back cash in key funds for future debt tied to major projects.
Greeley City Council generally backed a staff proposal Tuesday to keep the city’s current front-yard landscape standards while focusing enforcement on nuisance properties and repeat offenders rather than maintained yards that are technically out of compliance.
Greeley City Council signaled support Tuesday for keeping the city’s current front-yard landscaping standards largely in place while sharply dividing over whether a future code update should allow artificial turf in front yards. The work session ended without a vote, but council…
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…
Centennial Village Museum in Greeley will celebrate its 50th anniversary on Aug. 1 with a Colorado Day event from noon to 6 p.m. at 1475 A St., featuring food trucks, live music, crafts and family activities at the historic site.
Greeley residents may notice a temporary earthy taste or smell in tap water, but officials say it remains safe to drink and use. The city is increasing monitoring and treatment at the Boyd Lake Water Treatment Plant as warm, dry conditions and algae compounds affect the source water.
*Larimer and Weld county health inspectors score each retail food inspection by total violation points: 0–49 passes, 50–109 requires a re-inspection, and 110 or more results in a closure. Critical (priority) violations are those most likely to cause foodborne illness. The…
Greeley will start its Downtown Infrastructure Improvements Project the week of July 30, beginning work on 7th Avenue near 9th Street. The project will replace aging pipes, add stormwater drainage to cut flood risk and bring road, sidewalk and lighting upgrades downtown.
The Greeley City Council voted 7-0 Tuesday to enter executive session for legal advice and negotiating strategy on the Civic Campus project. The closed-door session was the only formal action item on the work-session agenda. Council members said the session would cover legal…
Greeley public works and utility leaders told City Council on Tuesday they are aiming to hold proposed 2027 water and sewer increases below earlier forecasts while delaying capital work, and they still have about a $255,000 gap to close in Public Works reductions. The…
Greeley’s internal-services leaders told City Council on Tuesday that they identified $3.35 million in 2027 reductions across the city clerk, innovation and high performance, human resources, and information technology divisions, slightly exceeding the portfolio’s $3.15 million…
Greeley city staff told the City Council on July 14 that the 2027 budget process has identified about $16.8 million in reductions so far, or 92% of the city’s target, leaving roughly a $1.3 million gap still to be resolved before a recommended budget goes to council in…
Greeley City Council gave staff broad direction Tuesday to begin drafting a new round of development-code amendments covering backyard chickens, neighborhood-scale businesses, build-to-rent housing, development near oil and gas wells, gravel extraction, solar facilities and data…
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…
The City of Greeley is inviting residents to attend upcoming community pop-up events to learn about proposed street safety improvements and share feedback on the Safe Streets for All program.
*Larimer and Weld county health inspectors score each retail food inspection by total violation points: 0–49 passes, 50–109 requires a re-inspection, and 110 or more results in a closure. Critical (priority) violations are those most likely to cause foodborne illness. The…
Greeley will host two free pre-Chautauqua events at Centennial Village Museum in July ahead of the High Plains Chautauqua festival, the city said.
The City of Greeley and consultant Felsburg, Holt, and Ullevig have completed a historic resource survey of the Spanish Colony neighborhood north of Greeley, the city said in a news release.
Greeley is looking for residents to fill openings on its boards and commissions, city officials said.
The Greeley City Council voted 5-0 Tuesday to enter executive session to receive legal advice and give negotiating instructions related to a potential litigation settlement. The closed session was taken up as Item 27 on the council’s agenda. The motion cited exceptions in…
The Greeley City Council reached consensus Tuesday to hold a public budget retreat on Sept. 11 for a longer discussion of the city’s 2027 budget. Councilmember Deb DeBoutez proposed the additional meeting during Item 8, the council’s initiatives portion of the agenda, saying…
Opposition to proposed cuts to museums, cultural events and recreation dominated public comment as Greeley leaders moved the hardest budget decisions into a public retreat Sept. 11. Council members agreed to the additional meeting after hearing sustained advocacy for Centennial…
Greeley City Council signaled Tuesday that it does not want staff to keep working on a possible November 2026 sales-tax ballot measure after new polling found no tested proposal had majority support. The work-session discussion followed a presentation on three options: a public…
The Greeley City Council on Tuesday introduced an ordinance updating municipal code references to City Hall and scheduled a public hearing and second reading for July 21. The first-reading measure would revise code sections on public meeting notices, access to materials kept by…
The Greeley City Council voted July 7 to introduce an ordinance expanding the city’s contractor licensing rules and to schedule a public hearing and second reading for July 21. The first-reading action on Item 19 would amend Title 22, Chapter 1 of the Greeley Municipal Code,…
The Greeley City Council voted Tuesday to approve a resolution finding that the Arroyos del Sol annexation petition substantially complies with Colorado annexation law and to set a public hearing for Aug. 18, 2026. The action, taken as part of the consent agenda, is a procedural…
The Greeley City Council voted Tuesday to approve a $150,000 Federal Aviation Administration Airport Improvement Program grant agreement for the Greeley-Weld County Airport Authority. The approval came as part of the consent agenda under Item 17, authorizing the city to sign…
The Greeley City Council voted Tuesday to approve a resolution declaring the city’s intent to reimburse certain stormwater system capital costs with proceeds from one or more future tax-exempt financings. The action was part of the consent agenda at the July 7 meeting. In plain…
The Greeley City Council voted Tuesday to approve a grant agreement with the Colorado Department of Local Affairs to receive funding through the Supportive Housing for Olmstead Advancement Program. The action came as part of the council’s consent agenda, with Item 12 included…
The Greeley City Council voted Tuesday to approve a resolution authorizing the city to enter into a grant agreement with the Colorado Division of Local Affairs for funding through the Peace Officer Behavioral Health Support and Community Partnership Grant Program.
The Greeley City Council voted Tuesday to approve consent agenda Items 9 through 20, excluding Item 13, which was pulled for separate consideration. The action allowed the council to advance a package of routine business in one vote while setting aside a proposed legal-services…
The Greeley City Council voted Tuesday to set a special meeting for July 14 to take up two Civic Campus items it removed from the regular agenda: a resolution reaffirming the city’s commitment to building a new City Hall and an executive session tied to negotiations and legal…
The Greeley City Council voted Tuesday to appoint Ward III Council Member Johnny Olson as temporary chair of the meeting after both Mayor Dale Hall and Mayor Pro Tem Melissa McDonald were absent because of illness. The procedural vote came before council approved its published…
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…
Greeley officials are reminding residents about rules for reserving space along the downtown route for the city’s Independence Day parade, which is scheduled for Saturday, July 4, at 9 a.m.
Greeley-Evans Transit will change several bus routes and stop locations starting Aug. 20 as part of an effort to make service easier to use, the city said.
Greeley city offices will close Friday, July 3, for Independence Day, and Greeley Transit will suspend fixed-route bus service on July 4, according to a city news release issued June 24.
*Larimer and Weld county health inspectors score each retail food inspection by total violation points: 0–49 passes, 50–109 requires a re-inspection, and 110 or more results in a closure. Critical (priority) violations are those most likely to cause foodborne illness. The…
Greeley City Council approved a resolution June 16 to award private activity bonds for three affordable housing developments, a move city officials said will help create or preserve 292 affordable homes.
Mayor Pro Tem Melissa McDonald said Tuesday that the Greeley City Council is united in supporting the city’s Communications and Engagement Department as it moves forward under new leadership after criticism over communication during the Cascadia and Catalyst process. McDonald,…
Anger over the Cascadia and Catalyst project dominated public comment Tuesday, with multiple Greeley residents telling the City Council that secrecy and a one-sided process have broken public trust and should force leaders either to back away from the project or let voters…
Mayor Dale Hall won City Council consensus Tuesday to have staff bring back a July 7 resolution supporting financing for Greeley’s Civic Campus project and to move ahead on a draft development agreement with Richmark Vertical. The direction was given under Item 8, initiatives…
The Greeley City Council voted 6-0 Tuesday to authorize the city attorney to prepare any required resolutions, agreements and ordinances to carry out actions taken at that meeting and at previous meetings. The motion also authorized Mayor Dale Hall and the city clerk to sign…
The Greeley City Council voted Tuesday to appoint members to seven city boards and commissions, including the Downtown Development Authority, Water and Sewer Board and Youth Commission. The appointments also filled seats on the Commission on Disabilities, Construction Trades…
City Attorney Stacy Arzeda told the Greeley City Council on Tuesday that her office can reach its 17% budget-reduction target only by cutting two positions, leaving the department below the staffing level identified as appropriate in a recent assessment and slowing legal…
The Greeley City Council voted Tuesday to introduce an ordinance ratifying and adopting the 2027-28 collective bargaining agreement between the city and Greeley Firefighters Local 888, setting a public hearing and second reading for July 7.
The Greeley City Council voted Tuesday to approve the rest of its consent agenda 6-0 after removing the May 19 meeting minutes from the package. The action left in place approval of the May 26 work session minutes and all other consent items, including contracts,…
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…
*Larimer and Weld county health inspectors score each retail food inspection by total violation points: 0–49 passes, 50–109 requires a re-inspection, and 110 or more results in a closure. Critical (priority) violations are those most likely to cause foodborne illness. The…
Greeley will expand its annual Arts Picnic into a four-day Culture Pop festival July 23-26, highlighting arts, culture and creativity in downtown Greeley, according to the city.
The West Greeley Citizen Oversight Committee has made its first formal recommendation to Greeley City Council after six weeks of reviewing project information, asking questions and evaluating options.
Northern Colorado agency partners will hold a public celebration Saturday, June 13, to mark the final connection of the Poudre River Trail, according to the Town of Timnath.
The Greeley City Council voted 6-0 Tuesday to enter executive session for discussions tied to the Civic Campus project. The closed-door session was called to discuss the purchase and transfer of real estate, negotiation instructions and legal advice related to the project and…
Greeley City Council on Tuesday interviewed incumbent Water and Sewer Board member Sherri Brown ahead of a formal appointment vote scheduled for next week, with Brown emphasizing long-range water planning, growth management and utility affordability. Brown was the only applicant…
Greeley’s Housing Solutions division met its assigned 17% budget-reduction target, trimming about $168,000 while largely avoiding immediate visible cuts to residents or projects already underway. Staff told the City Council on June 9 that the reductions preserve core housing…
Greeley’s proposed 2027 budget would cut Homeless Solutions funding by about $1.2 million and shrink the city’s homelessness response by roughly 48% from 2026 levels, with outreach reduced, rapid rehousing narrowed and shelter operations still facing an unresolved funding gap.…
Proposed cuts to Greeley’s Economic Development and Urban Revitalization department would reduce partner-agency funding, eliminate the city’s workforce development function and trim business-attraction capacity, even as council members said the city needs more investment-ready…
Greeley’s proposed 2027 budget would reduce Code Compliance staffing from six inspectors to five by eliminating a vacant inspector position, a change city staff said meets the department’s 17% reduction target of about $162,000 while keeping core complaint response in place.…
Greeley’s 2027 budget workshop showed Community Development meeting its 17% reduction target largely through higher fees and other cost-recovery changes, while limiting cuts to core permitting, inspections and development review. Deputy City Manager Kelly Johnson told the City…
City staff told the Greeley City Council on Tuesday that the city’s new Greeley 311 system is becoming the main entry point for non-emergency services, with more than 1,200 requests logged since launch and additional upgrades planned for phone support and future automation. The…
A citizens oversight committee told the Greeley City Council on Tuesday that the West Greeley Project should be paused for up to 60 days and revisited only if the city can secure a financing partner that changes the deal’s risk profile and makes it bondable.
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…
The Greeley Historic Preservation Commission is offering two free public events in June, the city said in a news release.
The Greeley City Council on Tuesday issued a proclamation declaring June 2, 2026, as University of Northern Colorado Women’s Volleyball International Goodwill Tour Day. The proclamation honored the team ahead of its June trip to Japan and recognized the players as…
Mayor Dale Hall proclaimed June 2026 as Pride Month in the City of Greeley on Tuesday, affirming support for the LGBTQ community. The proclamation said the city is committed to supporting the visibility, dignity and equality of LGBTQ people and called Pride Month an opportunity…
The Greeley City Council on Tuesday removed two Great Western Industrial Park land-use items from its agenda before any reading or vote. The change delayed a package of annexation and zoning ordinances covering 325.63 acres on the city’s west side.
The Greeley City Council voted 7-0 Tuesday to enter executive session on disputes with the Town of Windsor involving wastewater service and annexation objections. The closed-door session was authorized for legal advice, litigation and negotiation strategy, and instructions to…
The Greeley City Council voted 7-0 Tuesday to approve private-activity-bond allocations for three affordable-housing developments. The package backs preservation and construction projects totaling 292 units, including renovations at Island Grove Apartments, a new 120-unit rental…
The Greeley City Council voted 7-0 Tuesday to officially name a new 27-acre community park on the city’s west side Ferguson Park. The resolution, listed as Item 16, recognizes the Ferguson family’s stewardship of the land and its contribution to Greeley’s parks and open space…
The Greeley City Council voted 7-0 Tuesday to approve Item 11, authorizing a professional-services contract with Ralph L. Wadsworth Construction Company LLC for the downtown stormwater capital improvement program. The contract covers the next preconstruction phase of the city’s…
The Greeley City Council voted 7-0 Tuesday to approve most of its consent agenda after pulling two items for separate discussion. The en-bloc vote covered Items 9-10 and 12-15, clearing routine proceedings along with intergovernmental agreements and two park-naming resolutions.
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…
The City of Greeley is asking residents to apply for openings on several boards and commissions, with applications due by 8 a.m. Tuesday, June 23.
Greeley’s Historic Preservation Commission recognized local preservation leaders during the city’s Historic Preservation Month Celebration on May 21 at the Greeley Creative Arts Center.
The City of Greeley is celebrating Historic Preservation Month in May with free events, including a history presentation, a public proclamation and an awards ceremony recognizing local preservation projects.
Greeley is offering voluntary separation agreements to eligible employees as part of its effort to address an $18 million budget deficit projected for 2027, the city said in a May 14 news release.