Farewell, City Hall Event Honors the Round Building
Join us for “Farewell, City Hall” on Friday, February 27, from 10 a.m. to noon. This event marks City Hall's transition as part of the Downtown Civic Campus project. As the round building prepares for demolition, everyone is welcome to visit, celebrate its legacy, share memories, and learn about future plans for the Civic Campus and downtown. There will be memory and feedback boards, short speeches by city leaders and a flag-removal ceremony.
Can’t make it on Friday? There will be a smaller, informal event on Saturday, February 28, from 3 to 5 p.m. To learn more, visit the Civic Campus Speak Up webpage.
Attention Greeley! Changes Are Coming to City Hall Services
The City of Greeley will close the current City Hall round building at 1000 10th Street on February 25. The City will transition in-person services to the new City Hall at 1200 11th Avenue.
The move is part of the broader Downtown Civic Campus Project. It will prepare the site of the existing City Hall for abatement and eventual demolition.
The last day to receive City services in-person at the current City Hall is February 24. After that, a brief service transition will take place:
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February 25-27: In-person assistance will be available only at the drive-through window at the current City Hall lot.
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February 28 to March 1: City facilities are closed on weekends.
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Beginning March 2: Residents can visit the new City Hall at 1200 11th Avenue for all in-person services.
Learn more about the Civic Campus project and its impact on City Hall.
Qualified Residents Can Apply for LIFT UP Now Through May
With one easy application, qualified residents can receive help to offset food and utility costs. The Low Income and Food Tax (LIFT) rebate offers up to $100 per applicant, and the Utility Program (UP) credit is $150 toward your water utility bill.
Download the application at GreeleyCO.gov/LIFT-UP or call (970) 350-9748.
West Area Plan - Community Voices Leading the Way
The West Area Plan Open House was an exciting step forward for the future of western Greeley with about 100 community members coming together to share ideas and ask questions.
The West Area Plan is a long-range planning effort focused on understanding current conditions, exploring future needs, and preserving what residents value while preparing for growth. Now, we want to hear from you. Community feedback is essential to shaping what comes next.
Take the westside area plan survey.
Save the Date - State of the City Address Coming in April
Join us Wednesday, April 15 at 6:30 p.m. for the 2026 State of the City Address at UNC Campus Commons. Hear from city department heads, Mayor Hall and Interim City Manager Brian McBroom as they share projects in west Greeley, the downtown civic campus and other key initiatives.
 The Greeley Business Beat is back for Season 2 and we kicked things off with a true local classic. Our season premiere features Bulldog Pub & Grub, a longtime downtown favorite known for cold drinks, comfort food, and a friendly atmosphere that keeps locals coming back.
Know a Greeley business owner with a great story? Nominate them here.
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