STATUS REPORT
RECREATE SAFELY!
Have you noticed algae in our waterways this summer? Algae blooms are natural in aquatic ecosystems and appear rapidly during hot weather. While most algae in ponds and lakes are not toxic, blue-green algae can be harmful if ingested by dogs, wildlife, and humans. Even contacting it while wading and swimming can make you sick.
Larimer County Transportation Funding Ballot Measure for November 2025 Election
On August 12, 2025, the Larimer County Board of County Commissioners passed a resolution describing a proposal for a 0.15% (15 cents on a one-hundred dollar purchase) county-wide Transportation Sales and Use Tax to fund road and bridge and other transportation improvements focused on safety, congestion, maintenance and mobility. A copy of the resolution, which contains the proposed ballot language, can be found here: Resolution For Sales Tax Measure
For more information please visit www.investinlarimer.co
A new draft transportation plan for unincorporated Larimer County, designed to improve safety, reduce congestion, and expand multimodal access through 2050, is available for public review and comment.
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Its Spring and Lawn Care
Its Spring! And with the warmer weather comes lawn care. Did you know your lawn can be a source of stormwater pollution? You can prevent that, however, by taking some simple steps.
Don't let your leaves and branches go down the drain
Fall Friendly Reminder: Please recycle, mulch or bag those leaves and branches and don't let them make their way to the storm drain.
Clogged storm drains cause flooding and when leaves make their way to our streams and lakes, they contribute nutrients that cause algae blooms.
Please keep our streets and waterways clean!
2024 End-of-Year Financial Statements Available
The 2024 End-of-Year Improvement District Financial Statements are available upon request. Please feel free to send us an email, and we'll be happy to assist you.
Engineering Budget
The Engineering Budget is now live and ready for review! It's updated on the 11th of every month, so you’ll always have the latest information. Have any questions? Don’t hesitate to reach out to Katie Beilby.
Transportation Funding Survey
Larimer County is currently conducting a random survey to obtain feedback on the November 2024 ballot measure that proposed a countywide 0.15% sales tax (15 cents on a $100 taxable purchase) for transportation. The measure failed by a 48.2% YES to 51.2% NO vote and the County is interested in understanding what factored into support or lack of support from voters on this funding proposal.
The survey invitation is being broadcast via text message with a Larimer County logo in the message header. If you receive this text message, it is a legitimate message and survey being sponsored by the County. If you have questions about the survey, please contact the Engineering Department at 970-498-5700 or ENG-General@larimer.org
Leaf litter and landscape trash account for
56%
of phosphorus in urban stormwater, not to
mention clogging inlets and increasing
trash in our streams and waterways.
Have you noticed algae in our waterways this summer? Algae blooms are natural in aquatic ecosystems and appear rapidly during hot weather. While most algae in ponds and lakes are not toxic, blue-green algae can be harmful if ingested by dogs, wildlife, and humans. Even contacting it while wading and swimming can make you sick.
On August 12, 2025, the Larimer County Board of County Commissioners passed a resolution describing a proposal for a 0.15% (15 cents on a one-hundred dollar purchase) county-wide Transportation Sales and Use Tax to fund road and bridge and other transportation improvements focused on safety, congestion, maintenance and mobility. A copy of the resolution, which contains the proposed ballot language, can be found here: Resolution For Sales Tax Measure
For more information please visit www.investinlarimer.co
Its Spring! And with the warmer weather comes lawn care. Did you know your lawn can be a source of stormwater pollution? You can prevent that, however, by taking some simple steps.
Fall Friendly Reminder: Please recycle, mulch or bag those leaves and branches and don't let them make their way to the storm drain.
Clogged storm drains cause flooding and when leaves make their way to our streams and lakes, they contribute nutrients that cause algae blooms.
Please keep our streets and waterways clean!
The 2024 End-of-Year Improvement District Financial Statements are available upon request. Please feel free to send us an email, and we'll be happy to assist you.
The Engineering Budget is now live and ready for review! It's updated on the 11th of every month, so you’ll always have the latest information. Have any questions? Don’t hesitate to reach out to Katie Beilby.
Larimer County is currently conducting a random survey to obtain feedback on the November 2024 ballot measure that proposed a countywide 0.15% sales tax (15 cents on a $100 taxable purchase) for transportation. The measure failed by a 48.2% YES to 51.2% NO vote and the County is interested in understanding what factored into support or lack of support from voters on this funding proposal.
The survey invitation is being broadcast via text message with a Larimer County logo in the message header. If you receive this text message, it is a legitimate message and survey being sponsored by the County. If you have questions about the survey, please contact the Engineering Department at 970-498-5700 or ENG-General@larimer.org
Leaf litter and landscape trash account for
56%
of phosphorus in urban stormwater, not to
mention clogging inlets and increasing
trash in our streams and waterways.
