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35th Avenue Improvement Project

Construction is underway for Keep Greeley Moving’s 35th Avenue Improvement Project. It widens 35th Ave. from 4th St. to just north of C St. and adds on-street bike lanes, curb, gutter, sidewalks, landscaped medians, and a roundabout. Construction should finish in late-July. Learn more. 

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Household Occupancy Open House & Survey

City Council is exploring increasing the number of unrelated adults allowed to share a house based on the number of bedrooms. On March 1, the City will be hosting a virtual open house to gather feedback from the community.  Click here for more information and to take a short survey. 


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Terry Ranch Resident Input

Due to the increased public interest in the Terry Ranch Aquifer Storage and Recovery Project, the Greeley City Council  built in extra time for public input into the next City Council Meeting on March 2. Each resident will have 2 to 3 minutes to talk. Sign up to speak at the webinar. Learn more.

Program to Protect Against Invasive Beetle

Last year, more than 200 privately owned trees got the treatment they need to survive the invasive and destructive emerald ash borer (EAB) beetle as it moves steadily closer to Greeley. The Residential Ash Treatment Program provides a treatment option with potential cost savings for Greeley residents who own ash trees on their residential properties. Residents have until May 1 to apply for the next cycle of this program.  Read more. 

Sign Up for Landscape Lecture Series

Greeley’s Landscape Lecture series starts community members off on the right path to creating a water-smart yard, from picking the right plants to working with existing soil conditions to maximizing the use of the landscape and minimize water usage, all while creating a beautiful aesthetic. Sign up for a free class today!  Learn more. 

Board & Commissions Current Vacancies

The following Boards and Commissions have vacancies for those interested in providing valuable insight and feedback to local elected officials: Citizen Transportation Advisory Board, Downtown Development Authority, Museum Board, Parks & Recreation Advisory Board and Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board. Applications will be accepted through March 1 at 8 a.m. You can get more information and apply online.

Updated Drought Emergency Plan

Greeley City Council solidified the new Drought Emergency Plan during the February 16 meeting. The new plan calls for increasingly restricted watering schedules based on how deep impending droughts are. The plan comes in time for the city’s annual April projections, during which it projects if the city will have enough water throughout the year that also would sustain a hot summer watering season. Read more. 

COVID-19 Vaccination Hotline

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment launched a new call center for the public to ask questions specifically about the COVID-19 vaccine. The new toll-free number is 1-877-268-2926. Find more information here. For the City of Greeley operational updates and general COVID-19 information, visit greeleygov.com/covid-19.

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