Communication and Engagement

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

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

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. 

City of Greeley Announces Plans for Pools and Summer Sports Programs

City officials made the difficult decision to delay and cancel several summer activities and programs provided by the city’s Culture, Parks, and Recreation Department, impacting aquatics, facilities and summer sports leagues.

Greeley Farmers’ Market Opening June 6 with a Few Changes

Greeley officials will open the Greeley Farmers’ Market for the summer season June 6. The market takes place at the historic Union Pacific Depot, 902 7^th Avenue, in downtown Greeley from 8 a.m.-12 p.m. every Saturday through Oct. 31. State public health officials deemed local farmers’ markets an essential business and a fundamental part of Colorado’s food supply chain.

Greeley Water & Sewer Annual Summer Tour Canceled in 2020

City officials canceled the Water & Sewer Annual Summer Tour – a free annual bus tour of Greeley’s Water & Sewer facilities.