Connecting Community & Shaping Spaces Greeley Master Planning for Culture, Parks and Recreation
Your City, Your Fun!
We're embarking on an exciting new journey to update Greeley's Culture, Parks, and Recreation master plan and we need your input. This master plan will serve as a road map for future development and enhancement of our facilities, spaces, amenities, and programs. We're seeking your feedback to understand how we can better meet the current and future needs of our residents.
- What does fun in Greeley look like to you?
- More parks for picnics and play?
- Natural areas for peaceful walks?
- Cultural spaces for art and learning?
- Golf courses for leisurely afternoons?
- Or perhaps more events to bring our community together?
Contribute to Greeley's Future Fun
We're eager to learn about your leisure activities and your vision for Greeley's future. Your ideas are vital in molding the future of our city's recreational and cultural landscapes. From April 15 to June 30, 2024, we're gathering your feedback in various engaging ways.
Take part in our survey (launching June 1), share your thoughts on our ideas board, or use our interactive map to pinpoint your suggestions. Together, let's shape the future of fun in Greeley!
Make Suggestions on our Interactive Map
Together, We Shape Greeley's Future
We're committed to making Greeley a city where everyone can find their version of fun. Whether you're a nature lover, a culture enthusiast, a sports fan, or just someone who enjoys a good community event, we want to hear from you. We will be seeking public input at various events and activities throughout the city. Our team and our consultant, BerryDunn, will be gathering your valuable input to ensure we create a city that truly reflects the desires of our community.
Join us in putting more fun into Greeley now and into the future!
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Share your ideas and suggestions for the future of the city's recreational and cultural spaces. Whether it's more parks, natural areas, cultural spaces, golf course improvements, or community events, we want to hear from you. What do you do for fun and what do you want to see more of in Greeley? Let's collaborate, recreate, and activate to shape the future of fun in Greeley!
- Open Spaces/Natural Areas and Trails: Do you enjoy the tranquility of nature? Share your thoughts on how we can enhance our open spaces, natural areas, and trails for a more immersive outdoor experience.
- Parks: Parks are the heart of our community. What amenities would you like to see in our parks? More playgrounds, picnic areas, or sports facilities?
- Recreation: From sports leagues and youth enrichment to fitness classes and nutrition, recreational activities keep us active and engaged. What types of recreational programs and facility amenities would you like to see more of?
- City-Wide Events: Festivals, concerts, parades - city-wide events bring us together. What events would you like to see in Greeley?
- Union Colony Civic Center: The Union Colony Civic Center is our hub for arts and culture. What types of performances or exhibits would you like to see more of?
- Public Art: Public art inspires and beautifies our city. What types of public art would you like to see in Greeley?
- Museums: Museums preserve our history and culture. What types of exhibits or programs would you like to see in our museums?
Your ideas and suggestions will help shape the future of fun in Greeley. Let's collaborate, recreate, and activate!
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15 days ago
I wish that the bathrooms and water fountains were open more, especially on the shoulder seasons.
4 days ago
More soft trails, including a tiny soft option next to the Poudre trail
18 days ago
More outdoor & indoor pickleball courts!
16 days ago
We must study the plaza’s and build to favor walking than driving
Victor Gruen is a famous architect who built the first mall His idea was to creat something that mimic the plazas in Vienna America was sold on highways when small towns were still very young so everything built was to favor cars and highways
16 days ago
Focus on connections that activate the downtown
For example; create a physical open space connection from Lincoln Park to 8th and 9th Streets. Also, better physical connection across 8th Avenue.
