Timnath council advances vinyl fencing allowance, sets Oct. 27 hearing
The amendment would also require neighborhood-meeting notices to include an owner’s or applicant’s address and phone number. Whether the 500-foot notice radius should expand remains unresolved; the ordinance would take effect if adopted on second reading.
Timnath advances updated flood maps; hearing set for Oct. 27
The measure would replace the town’s 2013 flood study and maps in its regulations with updated versions scheduled to take effect Nov. 27. It would take effect upon adoption at second reading.
Timnath approves $1.3 million Poudre River land purchase
The parcel is intended for possible County Road 5 expansion and open-space use. Closing is scheduled 60 days after signing, and the sellers may remain for up to 14 days afterward.
Timnath draft budget would shorten July Fourth event, keep fireworks
The change would save about $50,000 while maintaining the town’s 2026 number of community events. Public engagement is scheduled to begin Oct. 15, with adoption planned for Dec. 8.
Timnath approves $400,000 sale of vacant Old Town building
The contract puts $20,000 in escrow at closing, with portions released only if the buyers meet deadlines to open businesses or secure a tenant. The council did not dedicate proceeds to a master plan; spending plans remain for the budget.
Colorado sporting-goods tax proposal: how funds are split
The proposal would direct existing sales-tax revenue to conservation programs, with most split between outdoor and wildfire-and-water funds. The annual amount could vary and may be reduced if exempting it fully would lower either of two tax credits.
Larimer County 2026 ballots: when to mail, where to return
The county recommends mailing by Oct. 26; after that, use a drop box or vote center. Postmarks don’t count: ballots must be received by 7 p.m. Nov. 3.
How to file a complaint about Greeley police
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.
How to find Weld County commissioner meetings and records
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.
How to get CSU emergency alerts in Fort Collins
Students and employees can opt in to texts through university accounts, while families and others can get safety updates by texting CSUALERT to 888777; alerts also go automatically to university email addresses.
Fort Collins CSU shooting: what happened and who investigates
Campus police said the man had a handgun and advanced toward the responding officer; they did not classify the incident as an active-shooter event. Students and employees can find options for alerts and further updates.
Street closures planned for Fort Collins holiday lighting ceremony
Beginning at 3:30 p.m. Friday, Walnut closes between College and Mountain; Mountain between College and Remington; Remington between Mountain and Oak; and Linden’s 200 block. Remington garage access stays open; expect heavy traffic.
Poudre School District Board of Education, Oct. 13, 2026
Poudre board pledges continued bullying-prevention lessons, staff training, 7-0; Poudre committee recommends closing nine schools; board vote set Oct. 27; District proclaims LGBTQIA+ History Month, 7-0; 2 consent items adopted, 7-0.
Poudre committee recommends closing nine schools; board vote set Oct. 27
The proposal also would consolidate Centennial High School with Poudre Community Academy and change boundaries involving Bamford, Werner and Bacon elementary schools. In-district students from closing schools would get first lottery priority in 2027-28, subject to space,…
Poudre board pledges continued bullying-prevention lessons, staff training
Lessons for fourth- and sixth-graders cover recognizing unfair treatment, speaking up safely and seeking help; all district staff receive ongoing training on responding to bullying, harassment and discrimination.
Estes Park Town Board, Oct. 13, 2026
Estes Park reports power utility inventory buys above $30,000 lacked required bids; Estes Park approves $100,000 more for Prospect Mountain water consultant; Estes Park board postpones decision on proposed rezoning criteria; 3 consent items adopted.
Estes Park board postpones decision on proposed rezoning criteria
The proposed tests cover consistency with the future land use plan, neighborhood compatibility and public facilities, with exceptions for changed conditions or technical errors. The language remains open to changes before it returns to an agenda.
Estes Park board considers Hostetler for Visit Estes Park seat
The Estes Park Town Board took up a motion to appoint Susan Hostetler to the Visit Estes Park board. The four-year term would begin Jan. 1, 2027.
Estes Park reports power utility inventory buys above $30,000 lacked required bids
While purchasing policies are revised, the town plans to seek a quote through SourceWell, which uses public bids, but may buy elsewhere if that quote is higher. Staff plan to report both issues at the regular Policy 3.4 review in March 2027.
Estes Park approves $100,000 more for Prospect Mountain water consultant
The amendment pays JVA to guide the town through a resolution with the contractor, beyond its base contract. The leaking tank remains unresolved as discussions continue.
Estes Park weighs partial refund for 440 Valley Road
The municipal code has no refund mechanism, and any reimbursement would need a documented public purpose. No action was taken; a decision would have to be scheduled for a future board meeting.
Estes Park adds $35,000 for EVICS childcare tuition aid
The funding covers school-age assistance provided during the year and the gap between the existing award and projected program needs. Tuition assistance is expected back for discussion in 2027.
Estes Park trustees consider parks plan without funding commitment
The Estes Park Town Board took up a motion Oct. 13 to adopt a Parks and Open Spaces Master Plan. Trustee Mark Igel said it should guide future development without guaranteeing funding for its proposals.
Estes Park approves development fee waivers for child care facilities
The waivers apply to qualifying projects that establish, expand or preserve local child care capacity. Water tap fees remain in place, and building-permit relief is limited to the portion the town retains.
Estes Park requires neighborhood meetings for most development applications, retains weekends
The community development director may require more meetings for complex projects, potential adverse impacts or unresolved issues. Applicants must submit a summary of questions raised and intended responses with the application; staff will make it public.
Estes Park board considers plan to expand options, preserve workforce housing
The proposal would explore pre-approved accessory dwelling unit designs and streamlined approvals, while coordinating housing investments with utilities, transportation and community services. If approved, it must go to the state within 60 days.
Estes Park Town Board study session, Oct. 13, 2026
Estes Park draft would delete routine parking scans after one day; More winter events would require staff, Estes Park department says; Estes Park plan models up to 90% town-operations emissions cut by 2050.
Estes Park draft would delete routine parking scans after one day
Scans tied to citations would stay with the citation record for a year after final disposition. The draft also requires automatic deletion and quarterly checks that data was purged.
Estes Park fish hatchery housing paused over costly water upgrades
The project has been on hold since early summer while the town and Housing Authority look for infrastructure funding. Its design could change, or the application could be withdrawn if no viable path emerges.
Estes Park plan models up to 90% town-operations emissions cut by 2050
The plan includes implementation roadmaps for buildings, the vehicle and transit fleets, and employee commutes, with energy-efficiency retrofits and expanded building electrification among its priorities.