Fort Collins City Council Signals Support for Montava Water Deal, Weighs Data Center Moratorium
How would Fort Collins water reach Montava, and should the city pause large data centers? At the Aug…
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Fort Collins Council Approves ADU Grant 5-0, Hears Rental Housing Program Update, August 18th
The Fort Collins City Council held a light regular meeting on Tuesday, August 18, 2026. Six members …
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Council Reviews Downtown Parking Plan and Innosphere’s Federal Innovation Grant, August 11th
A new study found downtown Fort Collins isn't short on parking – it's short on distribution. Council…
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Fort Collins Council Weighs Land Leases, Surveillance Rules, and a Tobacco Licensing Crackdown, July 28th
At its July 28 work session, Fort Collins City Council pushed to keep public land in public hands, a…
Read MoreWelcome to Strong Towns Fort Collins, a Local Conversation dedicated to building a more resilient, human-scaled city. We believe that by focusing on incremental, community-driven improvements, Fort Collins can grow in a way that serves people, not just automobiles. Our work centers on:
- Incremental Development – Pursuing small, self-funding projects that adapt to changing needs and build momentum block by block.
- Safe, Complete Streets – Designing streets where everyone—pedestrians, cyclists, transit riders, and drivers—can move safely and comfortably.
- Housing Diversity – Advocating for a range of housing options, from missing-middle homes to accessory units, so people of all incomes can call Fort Collins home.
- Connected Neighborhoods – Championing walkable networks and reliable transit to strengthen local businesses, reduce sprawl, and foster community cohesion.
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