Estes Park Town Board study session, Sept. 22, 2026
Staff member says Estes Park board favors renewing temporary feather-flag allowance.
Staff member says Estes Park board favors renewing temporary feather-flag allowance
Several board members favored a one-year extension, with one saying it would allow more observation through winter; others favored permanent rules, limits, permits or fees.
Severance Town Council, Sept. 22, 2026
Severance draft capital plan proposes park restrooms, pool and hockey rink; Severance appoints Marshall Keith Martin interim town attorney; Severance approves four-district plan for Bower North.
Severance draft capital plan proposes park restrooms, pool and hockey rink
Severance’s draft 2027 capital plan would increase funding for Blue Spruce Park restrooms and add an outdoor pool and roller hockey rink to the project list.
Severance appoints Marshall Keith Martin interim town attorney
The Severance Town Council adopted a resolution Sept. 22, 2026, appointing Marshall Keith Martin as interim town attorney.
Fort Collins City Council work session, Sept. 22, 2026
Fort Collins budget proposes higher utility bills, $600,000 annual energy-incentive cut.
Fort Collins budget proposes higher utility bills, $600,000 annual energy-incentive cut
Fort Collins’ recommended budget would raise the average residential Utilities bill by $18.86 a month in 2027, to $222.75, a 9.3% increase from 2026.
Greeley City Council work session, Sept. 22, 2026
The record of Greeley City Council's work session of Sept. 22, 2026: 3 items.
Severance approves four-district plan for Bower North
The districts cannot issue debt until they reimburse the town for attorney and consultant review costs. They also cannot issue debt, impose debt-repayment levies or fees, or levy special assessments on or before development or land-use approvals take effect.
Timnath Town Council, Sept. 22, 2026
Timnath approves 342-lot plat for Timnath Landing Filing No. 10; Timnath approves weed-code changes requiring weed removal, updating poison rules.
Timnath approves 342-lot plat for Timnath Landing Filing No. 10
The Timnath Town Council approved a final plat Sept. 22, 2026, for 342 single-family lots in Timnath Landing Filing No. 10.
Timnath approves weed-code changes requiring weed removal, updating poison rules
The Timnath Town Council approved an ordinance requiring property owners to remove or destroy noxious weeds and other weeds and updating poison-use rules.
Estes Park Town Board, Sept. 22, 2026
Estes Park board considers merging Fall River Estates lots; Estes Park board considers $150 monthly Prospect Mountain repayment surcharge; Estes Park board considers three Housing Authority appointments.
Estes Park board considers $150 monthly Prospect Mountain repayment surcharge
The charge would remain on included properties until paid off; undeveloped parcels are excluded. The town plans a one-time early-payoff window, though the final amount could change as it addresses a tank issue and reconciles costs.
Estes Park board considers merging Fall River Estates lots
The request would combine a house lot and adjoining undeveloped parcel into one 2.7-acre property and vacate a 20-foot easement. Staff said service providers had no objections and recommended approval.
Estes Park board considers three Housing Authority appointments
Trustees debated whether a proposed term would exceed the five-year limit and whether staggered terms should be adjusted. They discussed voting on nominees before clarifying the term end dates.
County Line Road soil sampling set for Sept. 25 and 28
Two-way traffic will be maintained during the sampling, with delays expected to be minimal, the town says. The soil data will guide major roadway improvements planned over the next year.
Greeley billing change could lower eligible breweries’ wastewater bills by about 10% to 15%
Starting in 2027, eligible breweries can set a monthly wastewater billing limit based on water used minus water in beer they produce and ship. The city says some businesses could save up to $600 a month.
Erie plans fiber line work between water plant and tank site
The town expects work to run through Nov. 25, weather permitting, and says no road closures or water-service interruptions are planned. Nearby residents may see crews in sidewalks, tree lawns and parkways, where sod or irrigation lines could be disturbed.
Frederick town offices and police front offices to close Sept. 23
The closure is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. for an all-staff meeting. The town says emergency services will remain available; call 911 for emergencies or Weld County Communications for other assistance.
Weld County residents can pick up large-item disposal vouchers through Oct. 31
The vouchers provide a free pass for large-item disposal. The recap does not specify which items qualify or whether there are limits on how many items residents can bring.
Fort Collins City Council meeting and work session, Sept. 15, 2026
Fort Collins budget proposes 4% wage-adjustment funding, fewer street-sweeping visits; Fort Collins council approves first reading of housing review changes that could lower project fees.
Fort Collins budget proposes 4% wage-adjustment funding, fewer street-sweeping visits
The proposal would reduce grocery-rebate funding by $200,000 and eliminate 30.75 authorized but unfilled positions; staff says it does not rely on layoffs or separations of filled positions. The rebate’s design remains under review.
Fort Collins council approves first reading of housing review changes that could lower project fees
The ordinance would move five residential use categories to staff-level Basic Development Review in most districts where they are already allowed, while retaining higher review for some low-density projects in areas planned for more housing. It lists an Oct. 16, 2026, effective…
West Ball Field at Mountain View Park to temporarily close Sept. 28 for irrigation repairs
The Town has no estimated completion timeline. Visitors should avoid the closure and follow posted signs and barriers; an update will be posted when the area reopens.
Evans clarifies preferred names for seven candidates before Nov. 3 election
The certified ballot remains unchanged, but the city lists preferred names for the mayoral and Ward I and III races to clarify how they correspond with candidates’ official ballot names. The notice is informational, not an endorsement.
Weld County food inspections require seven re-inspections after Sept. 13-19 checks
The other 27 inspections were graded Pass, and none resulted in closure. Inspectors cited food-temperature, handwashing and equipment issues; some were corrected during visits, while operators received deadlines for training, pest control or repairs.
Two Larimer County restaurants require re-inspection after Sept. 13-19 inspections
The department recorded 40 Pass results and no closures. Some violations were corrected during the visits, but repeat findings and other issues mean another inspection is required.
Weld Aging Well schedules free fall-prevention events Sept. 21-25
Adults 60 and older can join movement classes, wellness walks, balance screenings and talks on home safety, vision and nutrition. Reservations are required for some lunches; call the agency at (970) 400-6117 for details.
Dacono plans low-cost pet vaccine clinic for Oct. 10
The clinic will offer rabies and distemper shots, microchipping and free pet licenses. Preregistration is strongly encouraged; dogs must be on non-retractable leashes and cats in carriers, with payment due when services are provided.