City facilities are open to the public. We strongly recommend wearing a mask while using indoor City facilities. 

If you need to conduct business with the City, please visit fcgov.com/cityservices to find specific department web pages and contact information.

Other specific City actions include:

• Ensuring City staff are well and able to carry out their duties. 
• Collaborating with regional partners on both COVID-19 response and recovery activities. 
• Disinfecting hard surfaces more frequently throughout facilities.
• Providing additional personal protective equipment to police agents and putting in new safety practices. 
• Seeking healthy volunteers to assist with services to our vulnerable populations.

Parking Services has gradually resumed enforcement over the course of the summer and as of late September, all parking regulations are being enforced. For more information about parking, visit fcgov.com/parking.

The Economic Health Office is managing resources and support for local businesses, nonprofits, and employees. For details, visit fcgov.com/business.

The State and County Health departments provide guidance and recommendations for events and large gatherings. 

All City sponsored events of more than 250 people are canceled. We will re-evaluate based on current recommendations. 

In addition, most City recreation and cultural facilities are closed, including all meetings, classes, performances or other events scheduled at those facilities.

This recommendation could change quickly, and we will make every effort to notify participants directly of related schedule changes or cancellations. Cancellations will also be shared online and on social media.

Please reach out to the Class provider with questions on cancellations or if you need to remove yourself from attendance if you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms or have been exposed to COVID-19.

City boards and commissions have canceled all meetings through the end of April with exceptions for boards with quasi-judicial or essential business. However, those boards may still cancel meetings as workloads permit. For more information and for a full list of board and commission meeting cancellations, visit fcgov.com/cityclerk/boards.

Transfort buses are cleaned nightly and fare is currently suspended. In addition to this regular cleaning, all our buses (including driver and passenger areas) are being disinfected using an electrostatic spray method. This technology creates a fine mist of the cleaning agent. The tiny droplets are positively charged, and therefore are attracted to every surface. 

Yes, the City works closely with other public agencies and our regional partners. We continue to be in regular communication with one another as the situation evolves.

The City is seeking healthy volunteers to assist with services to our vulnerable populations through the Adopt-A-Neighbor program. For more information, visit fcgov.com/volunteer.

Larimer County Department of Health and Environment strongly recommends that all community members, both vaccinated and unvaccinated, should wear a mask in public indoor settings. 

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Only Flush the Three Ps: Pee, Poo and Toilet Paper

With concerns about COVID-19, there is increased use of disinfecting wipes and other products like tissues, paper towels or napkins.

Even if a product claims to be “flushable,” it can cause problems in our sanitary sewer system, potentially leading to a blocked sewer line, property damage and extra expenses for repairs.

Wipes, feminine hygiene products, condoms, paper towels, facial tissues, napkins, diapers, makeup remover pads and dental floss don’t break down. Always throw them away. 

Learn more at www.fcgov.com/sewer-blockages.