Shape the Future of Greeley: West Subarea Plan
The City of Greeley is starting a new and exciting phase of growth. We will be kicking off several planning projects to ensure that development fits the needs and values of our community. We are beginning with the West Subarea Plan project. We want to hear your opinions to ensure that this plan, and others in the future, reflect what is important to you.
Why Now?
With direct access to US 34 and US 85 and expansive views of Longs Peak and the Rockies, western Greeley is set to become a cornerstone of Northern Colorado’s growth. As part of a broader planning effort across Greeley, this area will benefit from thoughtful, inclusive planning that reflects community values, protects natural resources, and supports a vibrant, connected future for everyone.
The City of Greeley is teaming with Speck Dempsey and Able City to create a plan and code for the future development of Greeley.
A Community-Driven Plan
Greeley's West Subarea Plan will be a visionary, yet practical, roadmap shaped by the people who know the area best—you. This plan will support the city's goals, including Greeley on the Go 2045. It will use a straightforward design approach to shape neighborhoods, streets, and public spaces.
Key focus areas include:
Land use and urban design
Mobility and transportation choices
Parks, public spaces, and recreation
Housing diversity
Environmental stewardship
Equitable and transparent implementation
This planning effort reflects Greeley’s strategic priorities: business growth, community vitality, safe and secure neighborhoods, housing for all, quality of life amenities, sustainable infrastructure, and effective local government.
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Greeley Hosts Community Visioning Event with Walkability Expert Jeff Speck
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The City of Greeley invites residents to take part in a community visioning event to help shape the future of western Greeley. The event will be held on Wednesday, July 9 at 6 p.m. at the Aims Welcome Center, 4901 West 20th Street.
As part of the West Greeley Subarea Plan, the evening will feature a keynote presentation by Jeff Speck—nationally recognized urban planner, walkability expert, and author of Walkable City. Attendees will also participate in interactive activities designed to gather community input on topics such as housing, parks, transportation, and job access.
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A Talk with Jeff Speck & Community Visioning for West Greeley
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Join Us! July 9, 2025 at 6 p.m.
During this initial gathering, community members will have the opportunity to hear from walkability expert and Walkable City author Jeff Speck, who will discuss best practices for building a more walkable, livable, Greeley.
Following this presentation, attendees will participate in interactive exercises with the project team to share their thoughts and visions for west Greeley.
Residents, stakeholders, and design professionals will work side by side to shape a shared vision for West Greeley. You’ll see ideas come to life—and your input will directly influence the outcome.
Get Involved
We invite you to take part in this pivotal moment. Whether you attend a design session, stop by during open studio hours, or contribute your insights online, your voice will help shape a livable, inclusive, and connected West Greeley—one that enhances the whole city and sets a new standard for growth across the City.
Together, let’s build a community we’re proud to call home.
