How to report a crash and get records in Fort Collins
Drivers can use the online form only for qualifying crashes, including those with no injuries or public-property damage and agreement from both parties. Other options include calling police, filing a state counter report or requesting records with a nonrefundable deposit.
How to vote in Weld County in the 2026 General Election
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.
How to register and vote in Larimer County
Eligible residents can register online, by mail or in person, check registration and ballot status, and learn when replacement ballots are available and how to request one.
How to take part in Poudre school board meetings
The guide helps parents, students, staff and other community members follow board meetings, submit written comments or sign up to speak, with details on registration deadlines, speaking limits and where to find agendas and recordings.
Fort Collins retail sales rise 4.9% to $677.9 million in July 2026
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.
Larimer County Board of County Commissioners administrative matters, Oct. 6, 2026
Property appeals and county matters resolved, 3-0; County declares Indigenous Peoples’ Day, 3-0.
Larimer County Board of County Commissioners work session regarding performance measures for how the county works, Oct. 5, 2026
Larimer County aims to end Ranch sales tax by 2039.
Larimer County aims to end Ranch sales tax by 2039
The levy covers the operating gap and community costs such as 4-H and discounts. Even if earned revenue eventually covers operating expenses, major construction would remain unfunded.
Friday's high school scores: Prairie beats Weldon Valley 74-14, Wellington beats Sterling 59-0
Roosevelt beat Longmont 56-0 in 4A Northern football, and Lyons beat Resurrection Christian 10-0 in 4A/3A Patriot Peaks softball. The day's results also included boys soccer.
Larimer County Board of County Commissioners public hearing regarding the ordinance regulating parking on public roads in unincorporated, Oct. 5, 2026
Larimer County approves $10 first-offense penalty for abandoned, inoperable vehicles on unincorporated county roads, 3-0.
Larimer County approves $10 first-offense penalty for abandoned, inoperable vehicles on unincorporated county roads
An abandoned or inoperable vehicle left in one spot for more than 72 hours can qualify; moving it within 700 feet in a 24-hour period does not reset the clock. After notice, owners have 72 hours to remove it before towing may be arranged.
Larimer County Board of County Commissioners work session with community planning, infrastructure and resources, Oct. 5, 2026
The record of Larimer County Board of County Commissioners's work session with community planning, infrastructure and resources of Oct. 5, 2026: 1 items.
Things to do Saturday in Northern Colorado: a pumpkin festival, paella and stand-up comedy
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.
Windsor Town Board to discuss operating budget
The Town Board Work Session is set for 8 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026, at the Community Development Building, Kern and Kyger Rooms, 200 N. 11th Street. A memo and an operations presentation are also listed among the materials.
Dacono City Hall to serve as voting center for November election, city says
The center will offer registration updates, in-person voting, replacement-ballot requests and completed mail-ballot drop-off, plus help with registration or ballot issues. Hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday and 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Tuesday; voters in line by 7 p.m. Tuesday are eligible to…
Evans speed cameras may issue warnings for first 35 days
After the warning period, qualifying speeding violations may bring citations and fines. The system includes a fixed camera at 37th Street and Palermo Avenue, with mobile cameras eligible for deployment on four corridors.
Partial lane closures planned on a Mountain View Boulevard stretch through Nov. 17
The Town has scheduled partial weekday lane closures on Mountain View Boulevard between Ridgeview Drive/Fairway Pointe Drive and Village Vista Drive from Oct. 13 through Nov. 17 for six water-valve replacements.
Evans street work set for Oct. 15; parking limits planned in two areas
The city says it does not anticipate road closures, though drivers may encounter crews and temporary traffic disruptions. The contractor will contact affected residents at least 72 hours before work so they can arrange other parking.
Thompson School District Board of Education study session, Oct. 7, 2026
Thompson district drafts five-year plan to guide learning, spending; Thompson board steers four student goals toward Oct. 21 vote; Thompson plan targets students with disabilities; staff member cites first percentile.
Thompson proposal would allow charges for records work after first hour
The proposal would require a district website form with details such as date ranges and search terms. The board is set to discuss the policy and a related regulation, then vote on each separately in two weeks.
Thompson district proposes selling Community Connections building for Mary Blair move
A proposed Thompson School District resolution would declare the Community Connections Building surplus and begin the sale process as the district plans to move the program to Mary Blair.
Thompson accountability committee has parent-representation gaps, speaker says
The proposed roster is expected to go to the board for approval at its next meeting, with an Oct. 21 start date proposed. Recruitment remains largely word of mouth; nonvoting participants can join discussions but cannot vote.
Thompson reports uneven growth in math, English language arts
Elementary English language arts and PSAT reading and writing improved, while secondary math materials no longer align with state standards. A curriculum pilot is underway, with a board update expected in coming months.
Thompson plan targets students with disabilities; staff member cites first percentile
The draft budgets in-person coaching and on-demand teacher training, with semester reviews planned over two school years. The board must approve it before submission to the state.
Thompson board steers four student goals toward Oct. 21 vote
The proposed goals pair reading, writing and math benchmarks with a 15% narrowing of test-score gaps for students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, minority students, bilingual learners and students with disabilities. Workforce readiness may be considered later, after…
Peakview principal says only 47% of students making typical growth
The improvement plan targets classroom instruction, student reengagement and family partnerships. It lists August as a proposed start, with formal progress checks in December and May 2027.
Thompson district drafts five-year plan to guide learning, spending
If approved, district leaders would set first-year priorities and develop an annual plan. The draft also calls for technology-use guidance and an audit of how much instruction time student assessments take.
Thompson considers pregnancy, parental status in nondiscrimination policy
The revisions would apply to students, staff and community members in district programs, with separate board votes planned on the policy and two related exhibits. Broader changes, including an appeals process, remain under review.
State approves 5 drilling permits in Weld County; 14 recent spills reported in September 2026
The commission received 49 drilling applications. Operators reported 96 spills, including 14 recent spills and 82 historical releases found during work at sites, which were not new leaks.
Things to do Friday in Northern Colorado: a film premiere, a recreation center birthday and an art tour reception
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.