Quality of Life Tax
This tax supports vital projects and investments in recreational and cultural amenities, while also enhancing transportation.
Serving the Greeley Community
The Quality of Life tax was first approved by voters in 2002 and renewed for another 20 years in 2019. The tax opens access to amenities across the community.
This tax supports vital projects and investments in recreational and cultural facilities and programs, in addition to enhancing transportation. Contributions help improve city facilities and create spaces for everyone to enjoy.
Past projects supported by the tax have included Greeley’s Youth Sports Complex, numerous recreation facilities, parks and playground facilities and more.
Current and Recent Projects
- MERGE project: funding two significant interchanges along US Highway 34 plus new mobility hub for buses, bikes, and scooters along US Hwy 34 at Centerplace (ongoing)
- Shurview acquisition: A nearly 1,000 acre property features river bluffs with stunning Rocky Mountain views. Offers expanded recreational opportunities and vital wildlife habitat for Greeley and northern Colorado.
- Delta Park: A neighborhood park transformation partnering with community members to reflect the vibrancy of the community.
- Anna Gimmestad Park: A playground for the 5-acre neighborhood park serving as the social epicenter for school- aged children and city- sponsored after school programs like Fun in the Sun.
- Josephine B. Jones: An improved playground with newer, innovative, and more accessible play features including shade structures located at the end of a 1.8-mile soft surface trail.
- 3rd Street: Skate Park
- Farr Park: A playground and park improvement including a giant climbing boulder, cornhole, colorful playground and shaded structures.
- Sanborn Park: An improved pirate theme playground with updated play equipment and accessible features like ramps and paths.
- Broadview Park: Park improvements such as replaced picnic shelters and restrooms.
Upcoming Projects
- Lincoln Park Redevelopment
- 83rd Avenue (12th to 9th Street) improvements: Includes a safe connection for the Sheep Draw Trail from in a high-traffic area
- Construction of all Poudre Trail trailheads
- Improvements to parks throughout the city: These improvements will reflect residents' wants and needs and add accessibility for all children to play.