Paid Parking in Fort Collins: The Evidence Behind the Debate
Did you know that 46% of downtown visitors already report a suboptimal parking experience under the …
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Land Use & Zoning
Paid Parking: Investing in a Stronger Downtown Fort Collins
Downtown Fort Collins doesn’t have a parking shortage – it has a parking management problem. This ar…
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Fort Collins 2025 Candidate Questionnaire: What Our Future Leaders Have to Say
Strong Towns Fort Collins engaged local mayoral and city council candidates to respond to principles…
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Transporation
Strong Towns Analysis: Larimer County Ballot Issue 1A (Transportation Sales Tax)
Larimer County Ballot Issue 1A is asking voters to approve a new transportation sales tax this Novem…
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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