Paid Parking in Fort Collins: What We Heard at Our Panel
Kelly Blynn, Julie Pignataro, and Eric Keselburg joined us to talk state parking policy, Fort Collin…
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Bus and Brew: Riding, Walking, and Sipping Our Way Through Fort Collins
On June 13th, Strong Towns Fort Collins took to the streets – and the bus – for our late…
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Fort Collins Drops Flock Cameras, Backs Midtown Rail Station
A packed June 16, 2026, meeting saw the Fort Collins City Council cancel its Flock camera contract i…
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Fort Collins City Council Postpones Flock Vote, Updates Business Incentives
With only four members present, the Fort Collins City Council postponed its Flock camera decision bu…
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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