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GreeleyGov On-line. Greeley is currently experiencing a strong recovery
from the recession. What does that mean? New businesses, more job
opportunities and in general a positive and upbeat feeling in the whole
community. Not that 2011 was a bad year. The recovery did begin
there, but we're really seeing the positive economic trends continue - all signs
indicate that we'll see even more good news in 2012.Greeley continues to grow
with new businesses locating and expanding here all the time. With over 40
new businesses in our downtown over the past two years and significant
investments by major corporations, the city is seeing an overall resurgence.
Whether you're shopping for a new car, new clothes or something good to eat, the
choices for consumers are growing in Greeley.
Our website is designed to help you. Take a few moments to explore the
site and learn about our recreation and cultural facilities, great trails and
public art programs, our bus system and other services.
For those of you more interested in the workings of city government, try the
GOV
Transparency tab on our homepage. If you'd like to learn more
about what's happening in Greeley, select the "Things To Do" or the "Calendar of
Events" tabs or visit us in person for a Northern Colorado experience you won't
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The City Manager oversees various departments and projects of the City Government to ensure efficient provision of services to citizens as determined by City Council policy, professional standards and feedback from citizens. The City Manager is responsible for the enforcement of local laws and the assurance of sound fiscal and operational practices of the City.
The City Manager is appointed by City Council as the chief administrative officer of the City. The City Manager's staff assists in the executive management of daily operations and provides information and recommendations to City Council for effective policy decision making. Call (970)350-9770 for the City Manager's Office.
Responsibilities of the City Manager:
- Utilize the authority granted by the City Charter to carry out the required responsibilities and duties in a professional manner.
- Provide high quality programs and services for the citizens of Greeley in a cost-effective manner.
- Construct and maintain the infrastructure needed to support a healthy local economy and a high quality of life.
- Develop and maintain a highly skilled work force of City employees with an emphasis on providing excellent customer service.
- Expand the City's role in economic development to ensure economic vitality in both primary sector jobs and retail business activities.
- Work closely with other government agencies to achieve common goals.
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