City Council
The Greeley City Council acts as the legislative body for the City, adopting laws and policies and setting priorities to guide Greeley’s progress.
Introducing New Safety Measures for Council Meetings
Starting Tuesday, October 7, the City of Greeley will introduce new security steps at City Council meetings and work sessions. These changes are designed to keep meetings safe and secure for everyone.
“City Council meetings are an important way for residents to share their voices and stay involved in local government,” said Chief Public Safety Officer Rick Ruggieri. “These proactive safety protocols will help us ensure a safe and secure environment for everyone while keeping our meetings open and accessible to the public.”
What’s Changing
• Regular City Council meetings and work sessions held at City Center South, 1001 11th Avenue, will now have updated security measures.
• After 5 p.m. on Tuesdays, all visitors should use the west side doors and follow posted signs.
• Visitors will walk through a metal detector when entering.
• Officers may check bags upon entry.
• Attendees are encouraged to limit bags and personal items and to arrive a little earlier to allow time for security screening.
The City of Greeley appreciates the public’s patience as these new measures begin. These steps are common in many communities and are meant to ensure meetings remain a safe space for all.
Meet City Council
Greeley City Council is made up of seven elected members, including the mayor. They are Greeley residents who work to serve the community.
In addition to regular meetings, the Council meets once a year to review the state of the City. Using data, staff input, and public feedback, they set priorities to guide City work for the next year.
The City’s meeting portal has agendas, minutes, and videos of past Council meetings.
The Greeley City Council 2037 is a plan that values Greeley’s strengths, resources, diversity, and creative spirit.
Council Hybrid Meetings
Greeley City Council is committed to making meetings open and easy to attend. All meetings follow a hybrid format, so people can join in person or online. Agendas for upcoming meetings can be found on the City's meeting portal . Instructions on how to view and participate via Zoom are on the first page of the agenda.
Regular Meetings occur on 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month. Community members are welcome to speak for up to 3 minutes during Citizen Input or Public Hearings. Written comments can be mailed or left at City Hall, 1000 10th Street, Greeley, CO, 80631, or emailed to cityclerk@greeleygov.com.
Work Sessions are held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month. These meetings are informational only. While community members are welcome to attend, no public comments are heard.
Anyone wishing to attend City Council meetings in-person can go to the physical location: 1001 11th Ave, Greeley, CO 80631. Entrances that lead to Council Chambers can be found on the northwest side of the City Center South building. Meetings start at 6:00 p.m. MST.
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City Council Appointed Positions
The City Attorney, Presiding Municipal Judge and City Manager are positions appointed by the City Council.
The City Attorney strives to provide the highest quality legal representation to the City of Greeley at the lowest possible cost to the taxpayers; to give sound and objective legal advice to City officials and staff; and to act in accordance with the highest ethical and professional standards.
The City Attorney represents the City of Greeley and acts as legal adviser to the City Council, other city officials, and the city departments, boards, and commissions.
For all inquiries to the City Attorney, contact the City Clerk’s Office.