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Greeley City Council Work Session - March 10, 2026

City Council — Tuesday, March 10, 2026
BodyGreeley, Colorado
SessionCity Council
DateTuesday, March 10, 2026
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Unassigned speaker

1:20

After

Speaker 1

1:20

I turn

Speaker 2

1:21

my

Speaker 1

1:21

mic

Speaker 2

1:22

on.

1:22

I call to order the work session of the Reedy City Council the this tenth day of March twenty twenty-six.

1:28

Please stand if you're able and join me in pledge

Speaker 3

1:31

pledge of Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America.

1:37

To the Republic for which it stands.

1:40

One nation under God and individual liberty and justice for

Unassigned speaker

1:45

all.

Speaker 4

1:50

Councilmember Butler.

Speaker 2

1:51

Present.

Speaker 4

1:52

Councilmember Debuty.

1:53

Present.

1:54

Mayor Prote McDonald, present.

1:56

Councilmember Olsen.

1:57

Present.

1:57

Councilmember Rudy.

Speaker 5

1:59

Present.

Speaker 4

1:59

Councilmember Rod?

Speaker 2

2:01

Present.

Speaker 4

2:01

Mayor Hall.

Speaker 2

2:02

Present.

2:03

The record show all seven members of council are present.

2:07

Does anyone have item number four reports from Mayor and Councilmember?

2:11

Anybody have a report today?

Speaker 3

2:14

I do.

2:15

Mr.

2:15

Mayor.

2:16

Um Lord Front Range had their meeting last Thursday.

2:19

And uh we're gonna start the RTP.

2:21

It's the regional transportation plan where they start looking at between now and 2055.

2:27

Look out and see what the plan looks like.

2:29

We'll start looking at projects and important things that we want to put forward because if it's not in the RTP, you can't put it in your transportation improvement plan, that's it, or to move it into the steps.

2:39

So having uh this takes about 18 months, uh working with communities.

2:43

They'll meet with Greeley staff to see what's important to them, and

Unassigned speaker

2:47

then

Speaker 3

2:47

Hannah and my team and the team will work with

Unassigned speaker

2:50

me.

Speaker 3

2:50

Um but I could tell you US 34 is gonna be one of the top things probably for the entire council.

2:57

Um and then uh working towards that, so it's gonna be interesting.

Unassigned speaker

3:01

Uh

Speaker 3

3:01

you might get a call, you might not.

3:02

I don't know whose name I put on there.

3:04

I don't know yet.

3:05

But there might be some uh outreach.

3:07

So just be prepared.

Speaker 2

3:09

Okay.

Unassigned speaker

3:10

And

Speaker 2

3:10

I'm gonna report that the new city hall is up and mostly running, about 98.9% working, and it's at uh 12th Street and uh 11th Avenue.

3:23

So stop by if you'd like and uh I actually have uh asked for a an office for council to be able to meet with constituents there.

3:35

So they're preparing an o uh preparing an office right now for that and should be ready by the end of the

Unassigned speaker

3:42

week.

Speaker 2

3:42

So any other announcements.

3:47

Okay.

Unassigned speaker

3:49

Thank

Speaker 5

3:49

you, Mr.

3:49

Mayor.

3:50

Go for it.

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Summary of Proceedings

Greeley City Council Work Session - March 10, 2026

The Greeley City Council held a work session on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, at 5:00 PM in City Council Chambers. The meeting focused on reports from councilmembers and a motion to enter executive session to discuss personnel matters related to the city manager search. No formal actions were taken during the open session.

Reports from Mayor and Councilmembers

  • Councilmember Lord reported on the Front Range Regional Transportation Plan (RTP), a 18-month process to identify transportation priorities through 2055. He noted that US 34 is expected to be a top priority and that staff will engage with Greeley officials.
  • Mayor Hall reported that the new city hall at 12th Street and 11th Avenue is nearly fully operational (98.9%) and that an office for councilmembers to meet with constituents is being prepared and should be ready by the end of the week.
  • Councilmember Roth reported attending Startup Colorado Road Trip at UNC as a lunchtime keynote speaker and the Success Foundation breakfast at Toyton Academy.

Executive Session

  • Council voted 7-0 to enter executive session under CRS 24-6-402(4)(f) and Greeley Municipal Code 2-15-16(A) to discuss personnel matters related to the city manager search. The motion was made by Councilmember Olson, seconded by Councilmember Rudy, and all seven members voted aye.

Key Outcomes

  • The council entered executive session with no further business scheduled for the open session. No formal decisions or directives were issued during the public portion of the meeting.

Meeting Transcript

After I turn my mic on. I call to order the work session of the Reedy City Council the this tenth day of March twenty twenty-six. Please stand if you're able and join me in pledge pledge of Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. To the Republic for which it stands. One nation under God and individual liberty and justice for all. Councilmember Butler. Present. Councilmember Debuty. Present. Mayor Prote McDonald, present. Councilmember Olsen. Present. Councilmember Rudy. Present. Councilmember Rod? Present. Mayor Hall. Present. The record show all seven members of council are present. Does anyone have item number four reports from Mayor and Councilmember? Anybody have a report today? I do. Mr. Mayor. Um Lord Front Range had their meeting last Thursday. And uh we're gonna start the RTP. It's the regional transportation plan where they start looking at between now and 2055. Look out and see what the plan looks like. We'll start looking at projects and important things that we want to put forward because if it's not in the RTP, you can't put it in your transportation improvement plan, that's it, or to move it into the steps. So having uh this takes about 18 months, uh working with communities. They'll meet with Greeley staff to see what's important to them, and then Hannah and my team and the team will work with me. Um but I could tell you US 34 is gonna be one of the top things probably for the entire council. Um and then uh working towards that, so it's gonna be interesting. Uh you might get a call, you might not. I don't know whose name I put on there. I don't know yet. But there might be some uh outreach. So just be prepared. Okay. And

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