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Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee

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Aug 21, 2026

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Greeley Reviews Electric Vehicle Plan

Published Aug 21, 2026

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Briefing

Jun 22, 2026

Greeley Reviews Electric Vehicle Plan

The board discussed whether Greeley is prepared for future electric-vehicle needs, including the locations and size of charging stations. It also clarified that the street maintenance agreement does not cover homeless cleanup areas and emphasized repainting crosswalk lines after street work.

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Briefing

May 18, 2026

Merge project targets 2030 completion

The board received an update that the Merge project has federal grant approval, baseline interchange layouts for 35th and 47th streets, and a $34.7 million TIFIA loan that remains below the 49% federal threshold; substantial completion is scheduled for September 2030.

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Briefing

Apr 27, 2026

Safety upgrades planned at 128 locations

Greeley’s nearly $10 million SS4A safety project is moving into public outreach before construction begins near the end of 2026. The project will install temporary or quick-build safety improvements at 128 locations and is expected to remove about 1,900 parking spaces.

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Briefing

Mar 23, 2026

Board Supports Continuing Micromobility Pilot

The board supported continuing Greeley’s shared micromobility pilot, which has generated more than 30,000 trips since launching in October 2024. Members recommended that the City Council consider dedicated parking areas, additional vendor outreach, and possibly expanding service near transit.

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Briefing

Feb 23, 2026

Transportation Board Reviews Safety and Planning

The board was told that the SS4A project’s NEPA review is complete and grant authorization could follow in 2–3 weeks, with construction potentially beginning in late summer. Upcoming public outreach will focus in part on planned parking removals.

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Briefing

Nov 17, 2025

Transportation Safety Projects Reviewed

The board approved proposed bylaw changes and reviewed transportation investments, including the five-year Capital Improvement Program, a $30 million Merge project, pavement rehabilitation, and pedestrian safety work at 8th and 34th streets. A fence will direct pedestrians to a signalized intersection at 8th and 34th following a fatality.

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Briefing

Oct 27, 2025

CenterPlace mobility hub planning moves forward

Greeley staff outlined a mobility-oriented development plan for the CenterPlace area, covering 35th to 47th streets and 34th Avenue to approximately 25th Avenue. Community outreach is scheduled to begin with an open house on November 19, 2025, and the resulting plan will guide future development without requiring property owners to act.

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Briefing

Sep 22, 2025

Transit Ridership Down 6% Year to Date

Overall transit ridership was down 6% year to date compared with 2023, despite Boomerang ridership increasing to 485 riders in August from 43 the previous year. The board agreed to investigate the decline, including vehicle-trip and pickup-location trends, while city staff prepare transit route improvements and a broader system rebrand.

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Briefing

Aug 25, 2025

Flood-protection river corridor plan advances

Staff presented a draft Poudre River Restoration Initiative concept featuring a proposed 650-foot river corridor intended to reduce flood risks while adding trails, playgrounds and other access improvements. The 20-year plan is in Phase 2, with additional modeling and implementation planning expected in Phase 3 early next year.

2 min readMunicipal coverage