City of Greeley

Liquor Variance - Temporary Modifications of Premises (COVID-19).

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Licensed establishments can apply for temporary modifications to pre-plan for temporary outdoor seating areas to support social distancing requirements while complying with all public health orders and other liquor laws and regulations as a result of COVID-19. Liquor Variance

There Is Still Time to Complete Your Census

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More than 58% of Greeley has been counted. Have you? It's your Constitutional right to be counted in the 2020 Census. Answer now -- online, by phone or by mail. We Count. We Matter. Census2020.gov

City Officials Support State’s Safer at Home Plan and Extend Public Closures

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Based on the best medical advice and information available, Greeley officials will extend the widespread public closures of CITY facilities until June 2 in order to best protect the health, safety, and future of the community. The City recommends local business do the same to further protect our community and get our economy back on track safely. Read more

New Data Reinforces Importance of City Efforts

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The new COVID-19 location data released by the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment gives the community an important, if daunting, look at the severity of the public health crisis in Greeley. These numbers show the widespread impact on our community and demonstrates the importance of recovery efforts, including the city’s partnership with the Greeley Area Chamber of Commerce to establish a Business Recovery Fund. Read more...

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City Officials Begin Offering In-Person Services at Select Facilities June 3

June 01, 2020

Greeley officials will resume modified public access to select city facilities Wednesday, June 3. Greeley officials believe certain city facilities can begin offering some in-person services with safety measures in place to protect the health, safety, and future of the community while complying with state public health direction.

42nd Annual Arts Picnic Canceled

May 26, 2020

Greeley officials regret to announce the cancellation of this July’s 42^nd Annual Arts Picnic in Lincoln Park. Officials decided to cancel the 42nd Annual Arts Picnic to protect the health and safety of attendees, exhibitors, and staff. During this pandemic hosting a large gathering could threaten the health of so many.

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We Count. We Matter.

March, 2020

Every household in Greeley is going to receive an invitation this month to complete the 2020 Census. I encourage you to take the time to fill it out completely.