Weld County continues ordinance for up to $250 million in justice center financing to Nov. 4
The measure would cap annual lease payments at $22 million and interest at 5.85% under a lease-purchase structure. It would also allow transaction details to be finalized within those limits.
Weld County to help Bennett review oil and gas permits for $18,000 each
The work covers 1041 location assessments and municipal permitting, with county staff providing professional review and a hearing before the resulting order goes to the town board for a decision.
Weld County approves de-icer purchases, up to $526,000 and $860,050
The purchases use state cooperative agreements. Pricing for both products is lower with a 10-day delivery window than with a five-day window.
Weld commissioners renew Fort Lupton-area restaurant's liquor license despite open permit
The condition requires the chief building official to review the unresolved fire-pit permit on Feb. 1, 2027, and report whether more action is needed; the matter can return to the board if it remains open.
Weld County accepts $280,000 in grant money for crime victim services
The contract covers 2027 Victims of Crime Act funding through the District Attorney’s Office, where the Victim Witness Unit provides services to crime victims in the county.
Johnstown Town Council, Nov. 2, 2026
Johnstown council approves $900,000 purchase of 15 Colorado-Big Thompson water units; Johnstown hires Connell Resources for raw water pipeline design-phase work; Johnstown awards $1.87 million West Parish Alley contract to Krische; 3 consent items adopted.
Johnstown's proposed 2027 General Fund budget of $88.4 million includes $40.5 million for water shares
The proposal assigns $20.2 million to buildings and $9.2 million to police. No action was taken at the hearing; formal adoption is expected in December.
Johnstown council approves $900,000 purchase of 15 Colorado-Big Thompson water units
The resolution says town management had been negotiating to add more of the units to Johnstown's water portfolio. It says buying additional water for the town's allotment and use would benefit its citizens, residents, property owners, businesses, developers and visitors.
Johnstown council approves Larimer County flood map update on first reading
The ordinance replaces the study reference in town code and removes a rule for measuring a structure’s lowest floor at a crawl space. The ban on crawl spaces in Special Flood Hazard Areas remains; the ordinance takes effect after final passage.
Johnstown awards $1.87 million West Parish Alley contract to Krische
The work includes 8,893 square feet of interlocking concrete pavers, seven light poles, 69 pipe bollards, gateway features, planter pots, 14 hanging flower baskets, fencing, planting and irrigation.
Johnstown council approves $893,846 to take part in Glade Reservoir water project
The town must pay within 30 days of an invoice, but the agreement limits its obligation to the stated share and does not require it to join later project phases.
Johnstown hires Connell Resources for raw water pipeline design-phase work
The council also authorized the town manager to execute the contract and to spend the extra $20,000 at the manager's discretion on additional construction-manager-at-risk (CMAR) services. The agreement covers CMAR design-phase services.
Johnstown conditionally approves Diamond Ridge district plan, cutting debt tax cap to 30 mills
The revised plan must consolidate three districts into one and dedicate streets, water, sewer and storm drainage to the town upon completion and acceptance.
Larimer County flu hospitalizations higher than at this point in past years, health officials say
The department recommends vaccination, staying home when ill and improving indoor air. People at higher risk should seek care promptly if symptoms begin, when flu and COVID-19 treatments work best.
Things to do in Northern Colorado: Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, UNC's Día de los Muertos celebration and a Native American Heritage Month reception
Teams play trivia in Windsor, and students from three voice studios give a recital at Colorado State's Organ Recital Hall. Thee Sinseers with The Charities are at the Aggie Theatre in Fort Collins.}
Larimer County Sheriff's Office hiring on-call wildland firefighter, starting pay $22.06 an hour
The on-call role supports the Phantom Canyon Crew with fire suppression and fuel mitigation projects. Applications for the 2027 season are due Feb. 28.
Larimer County commissioners to take up jail deals, HR policy update
The Board of County Commissioners meets Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, at 9 a.m. in the Hearing Room, 1st Floor, 200 West Oak Street. Dozens of property tax abatement petitions are also on the agenda, and public comment is set.
Poudre school board to take up two awareness month resolutions
The Poudre School District Board of Education meets Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. at the Johannsen Support Services Center, 2407 Laporte Avenue, Fort Collins. A City of Fort Collins license to enter district land is on the consent agenda.
Erie now requires short-term rental permits; applications open online
Operators can also learn about permits and regulations on the webpage, where they can submit an application.
Fall River Road down to one lane from Nov. 16 for trail work
34) for the length of the project, the Town of Estes Park said.
Trustee Talk set for Nov. 19 at Estes Park Senior Citizens Center with Mayor Hall, Trustee Eshelman
Thursday, Nov. 19, at the Estes Park Senior Citizens Center, 1760 Olympian Lane.
Fifth suspect booked in Fort Collins police online child exploitation operation
Police say he was booked on one count each of four charges, including sexual exploitation and internet luring of a child. Charges are accusations; police urge anyone victimized or who witnessed exploitation, or knows someone who has, to call 970-416-2125.
Larimer County Board of County Commissioners work session with Community Planning, Infrastructure and Resources, Oct. 26, 2026
Larimer County draft rules would ban data centers of 30 megawatts or more.
Larimer County draft rules would ban data centers of 30 megawatts or more
Below that size, the draft sets three tiers. Micro or edge data centers would draw less than 1 megawatt of peak power, small ones 1 to less than 10 megawatts, and large ones 10 to less than 30 megawatts.
Larimer County Board of County Commissioners administrative matters, Oct. 27, 2026
County proclaims Native American Heritage Month, 2-0.
Speed hump installation begins Nov. 3 on Alpine Drive and Primrose Lane
The town says crews will work from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; no full road closures are planned, but lane restrictions are expected. Weather and field conditions could change the schedule, with updates to follow.
Erie not accepting permit applications while online portal is down
Staff are working to resolve technical issues with the eTRAKiT Self-Service Portal, which the town says will remain offline until the problem is fixed.
Closure at Glen Creighton Drive and Grandview Boulevard to begin Nov. 3, city says
Grandview Boulevard will be limited to one-way westbound traffic only, maintaining westbound access. Motorists will still be able to turn right from Glen Creighton Drive onto Grandview Boulevard to reach Colorado Boulevard.
Fort Collins-Loveland diesel up 82.4% over year on Nov. 2, 2026; regular up 51.1%
Greeley's diesel average rose 81.1% from a year earlier to $6.23 a gallon on Nov. 2, 2026; regular was up 50.7% to $4.04. Colorado's averages were $6.38 for diesel and $4.20 for regular.
Evans council to take up transit contract, auditor and strategic plan Monday
On its consent agenda, council was scheduled to consider Ordinance No. 780-26, concerning the 2027 Budget Greeley Transit Services Contract. As new business, it was scheduled to consider Resolution No. 31-2026 to adopt the Evolution of Evans Strategic Plan.