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Loveland outlines early 2027 budget outlook at council retreat
Loveland city staff gave City Council an early look at the city’s financial outlook during the April council retreat as planning began for the 2027 budget, according to a city news release.
Viestenz-Smith Mountain Park marks 100 years
Viestenz-Smith Mountain Park in Loveland is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, according to the City of Loveland.
Fort Collins police finish facility renovations for outreach teams
Fort Collins Police Services has completed renovations to part of its Timberline Road facility, converting previously unused detention space into a shared workspace for its Mental Health Response Team and Homeless Outreach and Proactive Engagement team.
Loveland utilities offers summer efficiency tips and updates appliance recycling
Loveland Utilities is urging customers to reduce water and energy use this summer and announced changes to its appliance recycling program.
Fort Collins police post sexually violent predator notice online
Fort Collins Police Services said Friday it is posting information about the release of one sexually violent predator into the community, citing Colorado law that requires public notification in such cases.
Fort Collins councilmembers to hold listening sessions during Pride
Fort Collins Mayor Pro Tem Julie Pignataro and councilmembers Melanie Potyondy, Amy Hoeven and Anne Nelsen will host informal community listening sessions during Fort Collins Pride on June 6 at Library Park, the city said.
Greeley honors preservation leaders with annual awards
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.
Loveland utility bills will add card payment service fee June 1
Beginning June 1, 2026, a 2.85% service fee will be added to debit and credit card payments made through Paymentus, the City of Loveland Utility Billing’s third-party payment processor, according to a city news release.
Loveland settles 2019 police dog shooting incident for $675000
The City of Loveland said Wednesday that it reached a $675,000 settlement related to a June 2019 incident in which a Loveland police officer shot an unleashed dog.
Fort Collins announces Fourth of July schedule with music, history displays and fireworks
The City of Fort Collins will host its Independence Day celebration on Saturday, July 4, with activities that include music, a 5K race, food trucks, family events and fireworks over Sheldon Lake in City Park, according to a city news release.
Estes Park opens registration for 2026 Park-n-Walk Challenge
The Town of Estes Park is accepting registrations for its 2026 Park-n-Walk Challenge, a program that encourages people to use the town’s free parking structure at 691 N. St. Vrain Ave. near the Estes Park Visitor Center during the summer season.
Estes Park warns residents to use caution during elk calving season
The Town of Estes Park is urging people to stay alert and avoid known elk calving areas as the spring season gets underway.
Estes Park police issue safety guidance for e-bikes, scooters and other micromobility devices
The Town of Estes Park and Police Department have issued new safety guidance for electric bikes, scooters, one-wheels, electric skateboards and other micromobility devices, saying the devices are appearing more often on local streets, trails and sidewalks.
Lane shifts and closures set for Mulberry Street work in Fort Collins
Lane shifts and closures will affect East Mulberry Street between South College Avenue and Riverside Avenue beginning Monday, June 1, weather permitting, as the City of Fort Collins Streets Department repairs concrete.
Windsor adds utility rebates to grocery tax aid program
The Town of Windsor is expanding its Grocery Sales Tax Rebate Program in 2026 and renaming it the Grocery & Utility Rebate Program so income-qualifying residents can apply for grocery and utility rebates through one application.
Loveland transit to reduce summer service on Routes 1 and 2
The City of Loveland Transit will reduce the summer schedule for Routes 1 and 2 starting June 1, according to a city news release.
Motorcyclist dies after crash at College and Lorien in Fort Collins
Fort Collins police are investigating a fatal crash involving a motorcycle and a vehicle at the intersection of Lorien Lane and South College Avenue.
Loveland to begin milling and paving Crossroads east of I-25
Loveland public works crews will begin milling and paving work on Crossroads Boulevard east of Interstate 25 starting Tuesday, May 26, the city said.
Loveland council taps Brian Waldes as interim city manager
Brian Waldes was named acting city manager for Loveland in a 9-0 City Council vote, according to a city news release. Waldes, who is the city’s deputy city manager and chief financial officer, will work with City Manager Jim Thompson before Thompson retires July 7.
Loveland announces Memorial Day closures and service changes
The City of Loveland said municipal offices and several services will be closed Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day.
Fort Collins joins regional Summer Moves challenge to promote alternative commuting
Fort Collins is joining communities across the North Front Range for the Summer Moves Regional Challenge, a month-long campaign from June 1 through June 30 aimed at reducing solo driving and encouraging residents and workers to use other transportation options.
Greeley marks Historic Preservation Month with free May events
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 offers voluntary separation agreements to cut projected deficit
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.
Fort Collins police post sexually violent predator notice on website
Fort Collins Police Services posted information Wednesday about the release of one sexually violent predator into the community.
Fort Collins police arrest CSU student on sexual assault charges
Fort Collins Police Services arrested Jack Harrison Delcore on Thursday afternoon, May 14, 2026, on multiple felony sexual assault charges and said investigators believe there may be additional victims.