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The City of Fort Collins Forestry Division is once again partnering with Nature in the City, Fort Collins Wholesale Nursery, and the Arbor Day Foundation to provide the Community Canopy Program. This August, 1,000 trees will be available to residents within Fort Collins’ Growth Management Area (GMA) for $25 each.
The City of Fort Collins Forestry Division will provide free wood mulch to the Fort Collins community on Saturday, May 1, from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. at 1380 Hoffman Mill Road. The Forestry Division began recycling all City-owned tree debris produced by tree maintenance operations in 2009 and has been working since then to keep this material out of ...
The City of Fort Collins is asking for public feedback about which kinds of micromobility can travel on what City infrastructure in an awareness campaign called Which Wheels Go Where. Fort Collins residents are asked to take a survey to share their thoughts. The term “micromobility” refers to small-wheeled vehicles like bicycles, scooters ...
The City of Fort Collins is providing 225 $40 trees to Fort Collins homeowners through the Arbor Day Foundation’s Community Canopy program, a program that helps clean the air and water, reduce stormwater runoff, sequester carbon and lower energy usage through strategic tree planting.
Housing Catalyst was awarded $1,610,000 for the Village on Eastbrook. Village on Eastbrook. Located at 3221 Eastbrook Drive (Graphic by Housingcatalyst.com) Located at 3221 Eastbrook Drive, the Village on Eastbrook will bring 73 new homes with affordable rents to Fort Collins. The three-story apartment complex will include 44 one-bedroom ...
The City of Fort Collins is excited to announce the hiring of its new Natural Areas Department Director, Katie Donahue. The Natural Areas Director serves a vital leadership role, guiding a department that provides immense value to the community. With strategic and forward-thinking leadership that is centered on equity, Donahue will oversee the ...
The City of Fort Collins completed the purchase of the former Hughes Stadium property from Colorado State University on June 30 for $12.5 million for the 164-acre parcel. The purchase comes after a citizen-initiated ballot measure passed in April 2021, which Chief Financial Officer Travis Storin said was an example of “direct democracy.”
The Fort Collins Trolley will, once again, ride the rails up and down historic Mountain Avenue between City Park and Old Town. After a winter of maintenance and track updates, the 1919 and 1922 restored Birney streetcars will be operating public rides on Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays–May 6 through October 1–noon to 5 pm.
On July 8, 2021, City Manager Darin Atteberry announced he will be leaving the City of Fort Collins in August to take on the new role of Market President Northern Colorado, SVP Government Affairs & Strategic Relationships for Elevations Credit Union. Atteberry first joined the City of Fort Collins in 1996 as the Assistant City Manager and was ...
About the City of Fort Collins. Fort Collins is a vibrant community of approximately 170,000 residents, located 65 miles north of Denver, at the base of the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. The city is 57 square miles in size and is the northern extension of the “Colorado Front Range” urban corridor.