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An illustration showing the proposed project and text that reads West Greeley Project, Catalyst & Cascadia Telephone Town Hall

City of Greeley to Host Telephone Town Hall on July 30 to discuss West Greeley Project

GREELEY, Colo. — The City of Greeley invites residents to participate in a live telephone town hall on Wednesday, July 30, from 6 to 7 p.m. The event will focus on the West Greeley Project, which encompasses the Catalyst and Cascadia developments.

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GreeleyCO.gov Coming Summer 2025

The City of Greeley is transitioning to a new website platform to improve your access to important city information. You can expect a design built with users in mind, enhanced accessibility and the same great experience across all your devices.

A former encampment site in a wooded area of Greeley in December 2024

Greeley Adopts Unauthorized Camping Ordinance to Address Public Health, Safety and Community Concerns

On June 3, Greeley City Council approved a new ordinance that limits camping on public and private property. It also limits the outdoor storage of personal items on public property. The rule is part of a larger effort to deal with concerns about safety, health hazards and damage to public spaces and buildings.  

History Hour Explores the Ku Klux Klan’s Rise in 1920s Colorado

May 09, 2025
The next installment of the History Hour series will be on Thursday, May 22. Historian Meg Dunn will present KKK in the 1920s in Colorado. During the presentation, Dunn will provide an overview of how the Ku Klux Klan was unfortunately revived in 1915 and invited to Colorado. It spread to every state region, including Northern Colorado, with a damaging impact. Read more about this History Hour presentation.

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