• South 11th Avenue Entryway - Completed Fall '04
• North 8th Avenue Downtown Entryway - Completed Fall '04
• 16th Street from 8th Avenue to 23rd Avenue - Completed Fall 2007
• 34 Bypass Interchange - Completed Fall 2007

Two other entryway projects have been approved and will advance to design and construction as funds are available from the bond proceeds.  Those projects include: Sourth 8th Avenue at approximately 24th Street (estimated construction date is Fall 2008); the other is US 34 Bypass from 11th to 17th Avenues (design and review with Council, late 2008)

The new Greeley History Museum, located at 714 Eighth Street, includes permanent and temporary exhibits, space for processing and storage of all museum artifacts, a museum store, plus archives and research work space. The Grand opening was held July 21, 2005. Museum hours are Tuesday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.; Saturdays, 10:00 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Closed Sunday and Monday. Admission is free!

The Greeley Ice Haus, located at 900 8th Avenue in downtown Greeley, is a premier indoor ice center which includes an NHL-size rink, pro shop, spectator seating, meeting rooms, birthday party room and more. The grand opening was held September 24, 2005.

This project retained one existing softball field and converted the other fields into a multi-use turf area for adult and youth soccer, flag football, and other sport practices and games. This helped meet the unmet field demands for City of Greeley leagues, Bootlegger youth soccer and Adult Latino soccer. Fields were open for play in Fall 2007 and many organizations are enjoying this new facility.

A final concept has been established by a working committee.  Construction plans are in the process with actual construction to begin in Fall 2008 with completion scheduled for Fall 2009.

The City Council approved two neighborhood studies in 2004 and two more in 2006.  The projects include, but are not limited to, improvements such as new street lights, fire hydrants, sidewalks, access ramps and housing rehabilitation.  Improvements will occur at varous locations throughout the study areas in coordination with other neighborhood projects.  Project areas include:

• 10th Street Neighborhood Improvements

• UNC Neighborhood Improvements

• Sunrise Neighborhood Improvements

Additional neighborhood improvement areas include: North Downtown, East Maplewood and Billie Martinez/Scott Epples Neighborhoods.

A total of 15 new parks are planned.  Park Development Fees on new development are paying for 70 percent of the costs.  Location of new parks is based on growth patterns and park standards: neighborhood parks should have a one-half mile service radius and community parks a service radius of 1 mile or 1 park for every 4 square miles.

Located at 1501 65th Avenue, the Family FunPlex is a multi-use leisure and sports center designed for families and individuals including a warm water family indoor water park, water slide, lazy river, 4-lane lap pool, multi-use indoor field house, indoor walk/jogging track, fitness center, senior activity room, community meeting rooms, kitchen, fun zone, child sitting/tot lot, food court, adventure golf and water wars area. The FunPlex is located in the Twin Rivers Community Park along with an adult softball complex, multi-use fields, amphitheater, trails, open space, group picnic shelters, sensory playground, plus a stormwater detention pond and non-potable irrigation system. The Family FunPlex and Twin Rivers Community Park grand opening was held April 29, 2006.

A 15-acre park located at 2828 C Street.  Estimated cost: $1,500,000

Construction was started in the spring of 2008 and will be completed in the fall of 2008.  A Grand Opening will take place after the grass matures which is anticipated for Spring 2009.

Centennial Pool - Completed May 2006

Sunrise Park Splashpark - Completed June 2006

Island Grove Splashpark -  Completed June 2006

Discovery Bay -

Completed May 2007

Construct entire section of the Sheep Draw Trail from approximately US 34 By Pass to F Street making a connection to the Poudre Trail and completing all trail heads on the Poudre Trail.

Public Safety Building Remodel - Winter '07/'08

Improvements include the new state-of-the art police headquarters; improvements to the Union Colony Fire/Rescue facility and Municipal Court; relocation of the City's Information Technology division; and space for a GTV8 government access television studio.