City of Greeley

From electrifying live concerts and top-notch craft breweries to artisan distilleries and lively festivals, Greeley’s got it. Dive into the city’s vibrant music scene, explore stunning public art and immerse yourself in rich cultural experiences. Plus, don’t miss out on the scenic trails perfect for outdoor adventures. Whether you’re a music aficionado or an outdoor enthusiast, Greeley has something for everyone! Whether you live in Greeley, or you plan to stop by and visit Greeley, you’ll soon experience for yourself everything that Greeley’s got! We created this video for others to share as they recruit others to join our community and live, work and play right here in Greeley, Colorado. Give it a share or if you’d like to embed the video on your website, contact us at [email protected]. #GreeleyColorado #VisitGreeley #LiveWorkPlay #Recruitment #GreeleysGotIt

Greeley startups—only a few days left to apply for the gBETA accelerator program! Get free expert coaching, business strategy support, and investor connections to help your business grow. Don’t miss this chance to level up! Apply by March 31 → https://lnkd.in/eNC7cPt4

The Greeley Historic Preservation Commission is seeking nominations of people or projects for the Historic Preservation Month Awards. The awards honor individuals, groups, and businesses that have helped to protect and improve Greeley’s historic buildings and sites. To nominate someone or a project, use the nomination form available from the Historic Preservation Office by calling 970-350-9222 or emailing [email protected] to get the form. Nominations are due by noon on Thursday, April 3. Please mail or deliver complete nomination forms to the Historic Preservation Office at 1100 10th Street, Greeley, CO 80631, or email them to [email protected].

Time is running out for Greeley entrepreneurs to apply for the next gBETA accelerator program. The free, seven-week program helps new businesses grow. It provides expert coaching, business strategy support, and connections to investors. The deadline to apply is March 31. gBETA is a partnership between City of Greeley Economic Development and gener8tor. It is open to early-stage startups in any industry and does not take any equity. The fall program helped companies improve their pricing models and prepare for investor rounds. They also gained valuable feedback that helped them take the next step in growing their businesses. The gBETA program is part of Greeley’s effort to support local businesses. The program gives startups access to mentors, industry leaders, and investors to help them succeed. Applications for the upcoming gBETA Greeley cohort are due by March 31. Interested startups can learn more and apply at https://lnkd.in/eNC7cPt4. #CityofGreeley #GreeleyBusiness #Startups #Innovation

The City of Greeley has named Kylie Jackson its new Director of Innovation and High Performance. Jackson will lead the city's new department of the same name. She will lead efforts to improve efficiency, technology, and collaboration across city departments. Among many initiatives, this new role aligns with the city’s efforts to improve customer service. Jackson previously worked for the City of Sugar Land, Texas. There, she held many roles with increasing responsibility. Most recently, she served as Director of the Department of Data & Innovation. In this role, she oversaw projects that improved government transparency and streamlined operations. Her leadership was instrumental in launching the city's first open data portal. As Director of Innovation and High Performance, Jackson will lead a team dedicated to improving the city's operations. She will help update processes and explore new technologies. Her role also includes managing analysts and project managers. Together, they will create smart solutions that benefit both residents and city employees.

Want to learn more about the proposed mixed-use entertainment district on the west side of Greeley? Don't miss out on our next community meeting on March 15. This is an opportunity to hear the plans for this site as well as share your thoughts for shaping the future of West Greeley. RSVP at the link below so we know you're coming. We hope to see you there!

The City of Greeley Economic Development is committed to preserving and expanding the industries that define our community. Through the city's programs like gener8tor's gBETA Greeley, we are supporting AgriTech startups that bring fresh ideas, enhance food production, and strengthen partnerships with long-standing agricultural providers. John Hall, the City’s Director of Economic Development, states in the article: "The Economic Development Department sponsors this program as part of our ongoing effort to foster local talent and build a bright future for our community." By investing in innovation and entrepreneurship, we are ensuring that Greeley remains a leader in agriculture, economic growth, and industry advancement. Learn more about how we’re supporting the future of AgriTech in this AgriTechTomorrow.com article: https://lnkd.in/gMyGYpSA

Greeley’s Water and Sewer Department is getting well-deserved recognition from Denver’s KUSA-TV, 9NEWS for an innovative approach to restoring water quality after the 2020 Cameron Peak Fire. To address post-wildfire impacts, the team turned to an unexpected but highly effective partner—llamas! These sure-footed animals helped transport logs across difficult terrain, supporting the creation of natural filtration systems in local rivers. This effort reduced sediment and debris, improving water quality and easing the burden on our treatment plants. Innovative solutions like this highlight Greeley’s commitment to sustainability and resilience in water management. Watch the full story: https://lnkd.in/gUVQxHqx #Greeley #CityofGreeley #WaterQuality #WildfireImpact #Sustainability

Last night’s State of the City was more than just a speech—it was a true community experience! Mayor John Gates delivered a powerful and heartfelt final address, reflecting on our city’s progress and vision for the future. But we didn’t stop there. We took an innovative approach to ensure this event was accessible, engaging, and welcoming to all: ● Childcare for school-aged children ● A cry room for parents with young kids ● A special free bus route for those without transportation ● Live interpretation in the most widely spoken languages in our community ● City leadership on-site to discuss major initiatives and answer questions ● Incredible local music from local band and Greeley favorite, The Burroughs ● Delicious food by Aunt Helen’s and a cash bar From families to business leaders, long-time residents to newcomers, we created a space where everyone could be part of the conversation about Greeley’s future. Thank you to all who joined us for an unforgettable night! If you missed it, stay tuned for Mayor Gates’ full speech recording. Here’s to a strong, connected, and thriving 2025 for Greeley! #Greeley #Community #Innovation #StateOfTheCity #CityofGreeley

Greeley is growing—and fast! 9NEWS recently sat down with City Manager Raymond Lee to discuss Greeley’s rapid growth and what’s driving it. With approximately 116,000 residents today, our city is one of the fastest-growing in Colorado and the nation, adding about 2,000 new residents each year. So, what’s fueling this growth? Greeley’s access to land and water plays a major role. With enough water capacity to support up to 450,000 people and plans for 12,000 new rooftops in west Greeley, our city is well-positioned for the future. To ensure we grow sustainably, Greeley has launched Vision 2037, focusing on key areas like infrastructure, transit, and neighborhood connectivity. Read more about our city's growth and future plans in the KUSA-TV, 9NEWS article here: https://lnkd.in/ggtcpeK6 #GrowingGreeley #GreeleyColorado #SmartGrowth #FutureReady