Things to do Tuesday in Northern Colorado: environmental short films, lotería and a wind ensemble concert
Teens make a pumpkin-shaped felt treat bag at Loveland Public Library. In Erie, a talk covers Colorado-made cheeses; in Evans, kids can watch Goosebumps with popcorn.
Fort Lupton council to hear 7-Eleven liquor license renewal
The council meets Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026, at 6 p.m. at Town Hall, 130 S McKinley Ave. The agenda also lists a change order for the HPM water tower project.
Weld RE-5J board to consider National FFA Convention trip request
The special meeting is set for Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026, at 9 a.m. and will be held virtually. Its special-business item includes an attached FFA Out-of-State Trip Request.
Larimer County commissioners to consider CR 70 agreement, comprehensive plan update
The board meets Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026, at 9 a.m. in the Hearing Room, 1st Floor, 200 West Oak Street. The agenda also lists a liquor license renewal for Pot Belly Restaurant & Lounge in Red Feather Lakes.
Greeley council to discuss City Manager’s recommended 2027 budget
The City Council Work Session is Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026, at 6 p.m. Reports from the mayor and councilmembers, along with scheduling of meetings and other events, are also listed.
Fort Collins council to discuss 2027-2028 biennial budget
The Fort Collins City Council meets at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026, for a work session. The council is also scheduled to take up its 2026 - 2027 Council Priority Update.
Estes Park board to consider code ordinances, $100,000 water project contract
The board meets Tuesday, Oct. 13, at 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. The schedule also includes a winter event strategy proposal and an overview of the Fish Hatchery Project to Date.
Severance council to take up 2027 projects and budget town hall
The meeting is set for Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026, at 5 p.m. at 3 S Timber Ridge Parkway. The town hall is the only item listed for discussion or decision.
Poudre school board to consider LGBTQIA+ history, Indigenous Peoples Day resolutions
The board meets Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. at Johannsen Support Services Center, with a Comprehensive Planning Committee Consolidation/Closure Recommendation also set for discussion.
Greeley Planning Commission to hear Cedarwoods subdivision request
The commission meets Tuesday, Oct. 13, at 1:15 p.m. Its hearing covers a proposed subdivision with 32 single-family rowhouse lots, five outlots and easements on approximately 3.04 acres at 1900 71st Avenue.
Man arrested after reported rifle threat in Wellington
The sheriff’s office says charges include three counts each of bias-motivated crimes and child abuse, plus prohibited use of a weapon. The office says the court set a $7,500 cash bond; he is presumed innocent.
High Plains Library District food drive to accept donations in Evans Oct. 11-25
Donations of nonperishable items are encouraged, and HPLD Outreach and Mobile Services will also accept them. The city says participating libraries are partnering with local food banks to stock shelves for the holidays.
Weld County Board of County Commissioners, Oct. 12, 2026
Weld County limits cistern permits for accessory dwelling units; Weld County approves right-of-way use permit code changes; Bridge contract capped at about $7 million; Monitoring-services bid approved with $476,000 cap; About $66,200 monitor bid approved; 5 consent items adopted.
Weld County limits cistern permits for accessory dwelling units
The requirement applies only when the primary residence already has a cistern. Higher permitting costs do not establish that water is unavailable, and cisterns may supply drinking water.
Weld County approves right-of-way use permit code changes
The ordinance repeals and reenacts amended provisions in Chapter 8 of the county code, including Appendix 8-P, which covers permits to use county rights of way.
Fort Collins Vision Zero: what the plan aims to do
For people traveling city streets, the city’s goal is to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries by 2032; safety work focuses on the High-Injury Network, where 63% of serious crashes happen on 8% of roads.
How to ride Transfort buses in Fort Collins
Riders can plan trips, check schedules and arrivals, find designated stops and review accessibility and bicycle rules; Transfort collects no fares, but FLEX-to-RTD transfers require an RTD fare or pass.
Fort Collins MAX: what days it runs and how to check times
For riders, the timetable has no Sunday option; Schedule Exceptions list holiday schedules, while Transfort’s detour listings have no MAX entry and alert coverage for the route is unspecified.
How to take part in Larimer County commissioner meetings
Residents can check agendas, attend or watch, and learn that phone comments at Administrative Matters meetings require registration by 4:30 p.m. the preceding Monday.
Greeley sales tax: what 2F would fund and when
If approved, the proposed tax would fund the West Greeley project and Downtown Civic Campus, not MERGE. It would not apply to food and could end early if its debt obligations are paid off.
Fort Collins tree sale: what it offered and what it cost
Residents had a choice of fruit, ornamental and shade trees, but the sale was sold out as of Sept. 8; trees cost $25 each. Pickup was scheduled for Sept. 12.
Greeley downtown infrastructure: what the project includes
Plans include more than a mile of stormwater pipe, 1.3 miles of box culverts and over two miles of water, sewer and non-potable mains. Work is planned across nearly 20 blocks, in phases through 2028.
How to report traffic safety concerns in Fort Collins
Signal and sign issues can be reported by phone or through Access Fort Collins; potholes and other hazards use the portal or a separate phone line, and residents can contact the Neighborhood Traffic Mitigation Program about speeding or cut-through traffic.
Greeley MERGE project: what it plans and how it's funded
The city lists its Quality of Life Tax and a $20.5 million federal grant among funding sources; voters also approved borrowing for transportation work, and plans include a shared-use underpass for pedestrians and cyclists.
Loveland housing Fast Track: who qualifies and how it works
At least half of a project’s units must be affordable to qualifying households, whose monthly housing costs cannot exceed 30% of income. The planned review would run from application acceptance through the final decision.
Man on scooter taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries after deer collision
Police say investigators found roadway and scooter evidence confirming the collision, but a drone search did not locate an injured deer. Anyone with information who has not spoken with police is asked to call Officer Phil Morris at 970-221-6540.
Debut Theatre plans performing arts center in former Fort Collins movie theater
The company’s announcement envisions a 120-seat black box and a 300-seat main theater, alongside classrooms and rehearsal studios. Its $3 million campaign is planned in two phases, with the second running through 2028.
Joyride bike shop and cafe coming soon to South College Avenue, website says
The website says it plans to offer coffee and light bites, bike repairs and group rides, and describes the business as alcohol-free and owned by women, trans and queer people. The permit values tenant-finish work at $150,000.
Greeley says Measure 2F could fund city projects
The city says Greeley voters are scheduled to consider Measure 2F, which the city says would raise sales and use taxes and provide additional funding for capital improvement projects, on Nov. 3.
How to take part in Larimer County land-use hearings
Residents can check whether a project has a hearing, find case materials, submit comments that become part of the public record and sign up to testify in person or virtually.