City Council Regular Meeting — Tue, Aug 11, 2026

At the August 11 meeting, the council will hear proclamations for National Nonprofit Day and SMART Week, and receive an invitation to the 2026 NatureFest, a free event August 15 at Metzger Farmstead with storytelling, learning stations, arts and crafts, and open space exploration. A consent item on the City Park Channel improvements will authorize use of Mile High Flood District funds for Phase 1 work on this drainage channel and floodplain that runs through Midway Park, Emerald Park, and Community Park from US 287 to Spader Way. The council will also adopt a fee structure for electric vehicle charging stations on city property, with a rate of $0.25 per kilowatt-hour between 5 p.m. and 5 a.m. An ordinance in second reading will allow law enforcement to issue tickets for unregistered vehicles, trailers, and semitrailers parked or driven on city streets and highways. The council will consider a resolution on changing the 17th Judicial District Attorney term limits from two consecutive four-year terms to three, which would appear on the November ballot if both this council and Adams County Commissioners approve it.