Fort Collins City Council Streamlines Housing Reviews, Approves Broadcom Incentives and Advances Proposed Data Center Pause

The Fort Collins City Council on Tuesday evening approved a faster review process for many housing developments, authorized nearly $9 million in potential tax rebates for a $1.5 billion Broadcom expansion and directed city staff to prepare a six-month moratorium on certain data centers. The three decisions addressed separate but significant questions about how Fort…

City Seeks Public Input on Future Rail Station

Fort Collins residents have until Oct. 4 to weigh in on plans for the city’s future intercity passenger rail station, which will serve the Colorado Connector, or “CoCo,” passenger rail service. The City of Fort Collins has launched an online questionnaire to gather feedback on station amenities, transportation connections and the long-term vision for the…

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Surveillance Map Updated with 13 Confirmed LCSO Operated ALPRs

Fort Collins Report has expanded its “Surveillance in Fort Collins” interactive Google Map, with updates as to operatorship of thirteen Flock Safety cameras by Larimer County Sheriff’s Office, the addition of cameras located around Wellington that have been operational for some time, the addition of two corporate owned cameras and two cameras operated by Colorado…

City Notes: Week of July 27, 2026

Fort Collins City Council will discuss two significant policy initiatives during its July 28 work session: a proposed surveillance policy that would regulate technologies collecting personal information or monitoring the public while emphasizing privacy, civil rights, and transparency, and a potential licensing and enforcement program for tobacco, nicotine, and other age-restricted psychoactive products in response…

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