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Greeley Council approves a slate of ordinances, bonds and appointments in unanimous votes
Summary
At its April 21 meeting the Greeley City Council voted unanimously on a consent package and a series of ordinances and resolutions, including naming a sole finalist for city manager, adopting two bond issuances (water and sewer) and approving a $59 million supplemental appropriation for 2026.
The Greeley City Council on April 21 approved multiple items by unanimous roll-call votes, including consent agenda items, several ordinances on development and elections, the naming of Brian McBroom as the sole finalist for City Manager, and two separate bond authorizations for water and sewer infrastructure.
Council approved consent agenda items 9–14 (minutes, bond authorization processes, right-of-way dedication, hazard mitigation plan adoption, and appointment of citizens to the West Greeley Project Citizen Oversight Committee) by a 6–0 vote. The council later adopted an ordinance amending the West Greeley GID inclusion area, and approved annexation and establishment of zoning for the…
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