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  • Greeley’s Unique Qualities Stressed in Look to Future

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    “Residents who want to help plan for future city growth should consider what makes the city unique,” said Rachel Flynn, Greeley’s deputy city manager for intentional growth and strategic infrastructure. That message was central to the July 9 community visioning event for the West Greeley Subarea Plan, where residents joined city staff and planning experts to help shape a thoughtful path forward.

    The evening featured a keynote from Jeff Speck—nationally recognized urban planner and author of Walkable City—who shared insights on how walkability, transportation, and housing design can drive long-term livability and economic success. Hosted at the Aims Welcome Center, the event marked the official kickoff of the subarea planning process for western Greeley.

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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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