12th Street Storm Drain Outfall

The City of Greeley is building a new underground storm drain system to prevent flooding in the downtown area. Phase 1 of the project is nearly complete, close to 10th Street and U.S. 85 near the Poudre River. This phase involves infrastructure, public art, river restoration and an extension of the Poudre Trail.

Phases 2 through 4 will continue along 12th Street in downtown Greeley.

This project is necessary to reduce flooding in the area. In the past, floods have caused problems with traffic and damaged homes and businesses.

Project Background

Investing in modern and updated drainage systems is crucial for addressing the current issues and meeting the future needs of our city. It helps manage water effectively by preventing floods, protecting buildings and ensuring public health. Moreover, it safeguards the environment by preventing pollution and maintaining water quality. Updated drainage systems also contribute to durable infrastructure, support urban planning, aid in disaster mitigation, and enhance the overall look of cities and towns.

By addressing these aspects, modern drainage systems cater to immediate and long-term needs, providing sustainable water management and a safer, healthier and more sustainable future.

Stay tuned for more updates as we work towards a more resilient Greeley.