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🍕 Even construction crews need a lunch break! Our Downtown Revitalization Project crews found a creative deep-dish solut...
30/10/2026

🍕 Even construction crews need a lunch break!

Our Downtown Revitalization Project crews found a creative deep-dish solution for delivering pizza to coworkers located 20 feet below the street at 9th Avenue and 12th Street.

This week, crews have been pouring concrete for the floor and sides of new 5-foot-by-12-foot box culverts. In all, the project will construct 3,200 feet of culverts—creating 1.5 miles of underground infrastructure to help move stormwater from downtown Greeley to the Poudre River.

Building a stronger downtown, one concrete pour—and pizza delivery—at a time. 🍕🚧

Learn more at https://SpeakUpGreeley.com/downtown-infrastructure

A little downtown exploring. A little bingo. A reason to try somewhere new. 📅 Starting November 1, the City of Greeley a...
29/10/2026

A little downtown exploring. A little bingo. A reason to try somewhere new.

📅 Starting November 1, the City of Greeley and Downtown Development Authority are bringing you Bingo on the Blocks, a free activity that encourages visits to local businesses during downtown construction.

Here’s how it works:

🟪 Pick up a bingo board at a participating business.
🟪 Visit the businesses on your board and collect stamps. No purchase necessary.
🟪 Complete lines or the full board to earn a Downtown Greeley gift card while funds last.

Downtown businesses remain open and ready to welcome you. Bring your card when grabbing lunch, browsing for gifts, or exploring the blocks this holiday season.

Play November 1 through January 1, 2027. Participants must be 16 or older. Limit one redemption and one gift card per person.

Learn more: https://brnw.ch/21x6LIz

We're excited to welcome top country artist Chris Young to Greeley's Union Colony Civic Center stage November 4. With 14...
29/10/2026

We're excited to welcome top country artist Chris Young to Greeley's Union Colony Civic Center stage November 4. With 14 No. 1 hits and a new album, his show promises an unforgettable night. Don't have tickets yet? Reserve your seats at UCStars.com!

💭What is Greeley’s General Fund, and what does it pay for? The General Fund is the City’s main account for day-to-day op...
28/10/2026

💭What is Greeley’s General Fund, and what does it pay for?

The General Fund is the City’s main account for day-to-day operations, supporting services like public safety, parks and recreation, street maintenance and City employees.

In the first video of our Budget Basics series, learn where General Fund revenue comes from and how it supports services across our community.

▶️ Watch:

The General Fund is the City's main budget account for fueling dail...

Don’t forget to “swing” by!Join us for the debut of the new Twin Rivers Community Park playground. The celebration happe...
28/10/2026

Don’t forget to “swing” by!

Join us for the debut of the new Twin Rivers Community Park playground. The celebration happens TODAY, and we can’t wait for you to see the City’s newest play space.

📅 Wednesday, Oct. 28
⏰ 4-6 p.m.
📍 Twin Rivers Community Park, 1501 65th Ave.

Can't wait? Here's a SNEAK PEEK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQUW840yxAk

Rivers

The City of Greeley’s Commission on Disabilities works to help make our community more accessible, inclusive and support...
27/10/2026

The City of Greeley’s Commission on Disabilities works to help make our community more accessible, inclusive and supportive of people with disabilities.

Recently, members of the Commission attended an event featuring Miss Amazing Colorado, connecting with members of the disability community and celebrating opportunities for people with disabilities to build confidence, share their experiences and be recognized for who they are.

The Commission wants to hear from you! Sharing your experiences navigating Greeley, including what’s working well and where barriers remain, can help inform conversations about accessibility and inclusion in our community.

Learn more about the Commission on Disabilities and how you can get involved: https://brnw.ch/21x6I6M

🏈 Nearly three football fields of new water pipe installed!That’s how much crews have already installed beneath downtown...
27/10/2026

🏈 Nearly three football fields of new water pipe installed!

That’s how much crews have already installed beneath downtown Greeley — 1,070 feet and counting!

With 13% of water line installation complete, we’re making progress on upgrading aging infrastructure to provide more reliable water service for years to come.

Follow construction progress at https://SpeakUpGreeley.com/Downtown-Infrastructure.

Last week volunteers rolled up their sleeves at 1st Ave Pond to tackle one of Colorado’s most stubborn invaders: Russian...
27/10/2026

Last week volunteers rolled up their sleeves at 1st Ave Pond to tackle one of Colorado’s most stubborn invaders: Russian olive. These thorny trees crowd out native plants, soak up precious water, and form dense thickets that offer little value to local wildlife.

Over two days, 15 volunteers cut and treated 297 trees, opening up space for native vegetation to make a comeback. Huge thanks to everyone who braved the thorns!

Agencies involved: City of Greeley Natural Areas and Trails, Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado (VOC), & City of Greeley Forestry Division.

Good news for downtown Greeley! 🎉🚧 Southbound traffic is moving again through the intersection of 8th Avenue and 10th St...
26/10/2026

Good news for downtown Greeley! 🎉🚧

Southbound traffic is moving again through the intersection of 8th Avenue and 10th Street! The intersection reopened Tuesday, October 20, marking another milestone in the downtown infrastructure project.

This reopening helps improve access to downtown businesses and makes it easier to travel through the area.
Construction continues in other parts of downtown, so please follow posted detours and plan ahead.

📍 Get the latest updates: https://brnw.ch/21x6Get

🚧 Trailhead Closure Notice: McCloskey Natural AreaThe trailhead parking area at McCloskey Natural Area, located on 71st ...
25/10/2026

🚧 Trailhead Closure Notice: McCloskey Natural Area

The trailhead parking area at McCloskey Natural Area, located on 71st Avenue just south of 10th Street, will be closed to vehicles on Monday, Oct. 26. The closure is necessary to complete the installation of an automatic entrance gate.

The new gate will help provide a safer experience for trail users while allowing City staff to focus on other important work. The trail will remain open to pedestrians during installation. Alternative parking is available at the Family FunPlex, approximately 0.5 miles east along the Sheep Draw Trail.

Thank you for your patience as we make improvements to Greeley’s trail system!

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