The Greeley Police Department uses automated license plate readers, or ALPRs, to help find stolen vehicles, missing people, and vehicles connected to crimes. These cameras read license plates on public roads and compare them to lists of vehicles that police are already looking for.
Data centers are being developed in communities all over the country. None have been proposed in Greeley yet, but the City is setting its expectations now through a development code update. We want your help to do this.
Greeley Transit services are routinely evaluated to ensure they meet on-time performance standards and effectively serve riders.
The Greeley Police Department has made important changes to its automated license plate reader (ALPR) program to better protect privacy and ensure accountability
Beginning Tuesday, September 1, the intersection of 8th Avenue and 10th Street will close for construction of new water and sewer infrastructure. The closure is expected to last several weeks.
City leaders, project partners, downtown businesses and community members gathered Tuesday morning to celebrate the official start of the Downtown Infrastructure Improvements Project, an important milestone in the City’s Downtown Revitalization Program.