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Loveland City Council June 2 meeting: building code update passes as housing, CDBG and Comcast measures advance
Loveland City Council on Tuesday, June 2, approved a sweeping [update to the city’s 2024 building codes and low-energy and carbon code](/2026/06/05/loveland-adopts-2024-building-codes) while also moving forward a mix of housing, historic preservation, funding and franchise…
Fort Collins City Council votes to enter executive session on potential real estate deal
The Fort Collins City Council voted 4-0 Tuesday to enter executive session to discuss the potential acquisition and sale of real property in the city. The closed-door session was framed around possible economic redevelopment opportunities, including the city’s negotiating…
Fort Collins City Council cancels July 7 and Aug. 4 regular meetings
The Fort Collins City Council voted Tuesday to cancel its regular meetings scheduled for July 7 and Aug. 4. The motion, taken up under Other Business as OB 2, was approved 4-0 pursuant to City Code Section 2-28A.
Fort Collins delays vote on Housing Action Plan grant transfer
The Fort Collins City Council on Tuesday delayed Item 15, a planned transfer of grant funds tied to a state award for development of a new Fort Collins Housing Action Plan.
Fort Collins council adopts updated business incentive policy
The Fort Collins City Council voted June 2 to adopt Resolution 2026-076 updating the city’s business assistance incentive policy. The measure passed 4-0 and is intended to modernize a policy framework dating to 2013 and 2018 so the city can compete more effectively for employers…
Fort Collins council approves one municipal court code update, takes up second on amended second reading
The Fort Collins City Council voted Tuesday to approve Ordinance No. 058, 2026 on second reading and then took up Ordinance No. 059, 2026 with an amendment as part of Item 14, "Items Relating to Municipal Court Sentencing and Default Code Updates." Ordinance 58 amended city code…
Fort Collins City Council approves 13-item consent calendar in single 4-0 vote
The Fort Collins City Council approved all 13 consent calendar items in a single 4-0 vote. No councilmember pulled an item for separate discussion, allowing the package to pass as a group and clearing a wide range of routine and policy matters without debate.
Fort Collins postpones Flock policy item to June 16 after absences, as residents urge end to camera program
Fort Collins City Council postponed its planned discussion of Flock license-plate-reader data retention and sharing until June 16 after council absences, with City Manager Kelly DiMartino saying the item was withdrawn so the full council could participate. Even without the…
Fort Collins City Council June 2: Flock debate delayed as council moves routine business and policy items
Fort Collins City Council’s June 2 meeting was shaped as much by what did not happen as by what did. A planned discussion of the city’s Flock license-plate-reader policy was [postponed to June 16](/2026/06/05/fort-collins-delays-flock-camera-discussion) after absences, but the…
North Taft Avenue reopens after water and stormwater work
North Taft Avenue has reopened in Loveland after the city completed water line improvements and most of the stormwater work tied to a utility project that began in December 2025, according to a city news release.
Windsor resumes motorized boating on Windsor Lake
Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture will resume motorized boating on Windsor Lake starting Friday, June 5, according to a town news release posted June 4.
Greeley seeks applicants for boards and commissions
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.
Potyondy to host June 13 listening session in Fort Collins
Fort Collins City Councilmember Melanie Potyondy will host an informal community listening session from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Saturday, June 13, at the Harmony Library Community Room, 4616 S. Shields St.
Estes Park Wool Market set for June 13-14 at Events Complex
The Town of Estes Park says the 35th Annual Wool Market will take place June 13-14 at the Estes Park Events Complex, offering free admission and a full weekend of fiber arts, livestock demonstrations and family activities.
Fort Collins council signals support for bringing passenger rail resolution back in June
Fort Collins City Council stopped short of taking a vote Tuesday on a resolution tied to Front Range passenger rail, but members gave enough support in a work session for staff to bring the item back June 16 for possible formal action. Councilmember Chris Conway said he heard…
Fort Collins council leans toward backing Front Range rail but remains divided on Drake station site
Fort Collins city leaders signaled support May 26 for a future resolution backing Front Range Passenger Rail, while openly splitting over whether the proposed station north of Drake Road and west of College Avenue is the right long-term location for the city. The discussion…
Fort Collins staff projects another difficult budget cycle despite steady tax growth
Fort Collins finance staff told City Council on May 26 that the city is heading into another difficult 2027-28 budget cycle, using cautious tax-revenue assumptions and still expecting a governmental-fund shortfall in roughly the same range previously discussed. Staff said the…
Fort Collins council presses for broader utility-bill aid as rate increases loom
Fort Collins council members on May 26 largely accepted staff’s case for higher utility rates to maintain and replace aging infrastructure, but pushed for stronger affordability protections for residents who could struggle to pay more. Questions from Mayor Emily Francis and…
Fort Collins council signals support for steep 2027-28 utility rate increases
Fort Collins council members broadly signaled support Tuesday for sizable utility-rate increases in 2027 and 2028 as staff warned that years of keeping rates below inflation, combined with major infrastructure demands, have left few alternatives. Staff’s recommended scenario…
Fort Collins council’s May 26 meeting: utility hikes gain support as passenger rail moves toward a June vote
Fort Collins City Council spent its May 26 work session weighing major long-term financial pressures, with members broadly backing sizable future utility-rate increases while also reviewing another difficult city budget cycle and advancing discussion of Front Range passenger…
Fort Collins City Council calls June 9 special meeting for midyear reviews of top staff
The Fort Collins City Council voted 7-0 Tuesday to call a special meeting for 6 p.m. June 9 to consider going into executive session for midyear performance reviews of the council’s direct-report employees. The action, taken under City Code Section 2-29 during Other Business…
Fort Collins council unanimously approves 14-item consent calendar
The Fort Collins City Council voted 7-0 Tuesday to approve all 14 items on its consent calendar in a single vote. With no councilmember pulling an item for separate discussion, the action advanced a broad package that included Peakview annexation and zoning measures, Taft Hill…
Fort Collins residents urge council to curb Flock camera program, with policy options due back June 2
Dozens of Fort Collins residents pressed City Council on Tuesday to end or sharply limit the city’s Flock Safety camera program, focusing their criticism on data retention, outside-agency access and broader privacy concerns. Council did not take a formal vote on the issue that…
Poudre Libraries spotlights outreach growth and expanded Southeast library plans in annual report
Poudre Libraries used its annual report to highlight a broader role in Fort Collins, from expanded digital collections and social-service partnerships to civic programming and a significantly larger library planned inside the Southeast Community Center. Library Director Diane…
Fort Collins City Council on May 19: Flock camera policy review advances as libraries, consent agenda and staff reviews move forward
Fort Collins City Council’s May 19 meeting centered on next steps for the city’s debated camera policy, while also taking up Poudre Libraries’ annual update, approving a broad consent agenda and scheduling a special meeting for midyear staff reviews.
Loveland library highlights free book programs for young readers
The Loveland Public Library is highlighting several programs that put free books directly into the hands of children and teens as part of an effort to help families build home libraries.
Loveland survey invitations to arrive in mailboxes this week
The City of Loveland is sending out invitations this week for its biennial National Community Survey, which asks residents to weigh in on quality-of-life issues and helps city staff prioritize services, according to a city news release.
Loveland highlights current and upcoming capital projects
Loveland is pointing to a slate of current and upcoming capital improvement projects it says are aimed at improving roads, utilities, intersections and public spaces across the city.
Loveland urges residents to report illicit discharges into storm drains
The City of Loveland is asking residents to report suspected illicit discharges into storm drains, saying pollutants can flow directly into local waterways without treatment and affect water quality, wildlife and public health.
Transfort to host open house on route changes
Transfort will host a community open house on June 11 to share details about proposed service changes as part of its transit optimization plan, according to the city of Fort Collins.