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Westminster Launches New Engagement Platform OUR Westminster
Westminster residents can now engage with city leadership through the new community platform, OUR Westminster. It allows residents to provide feedback on local projects and initiatives, enhancing transparency and participation. The platform features interactive tools, supports non-English speakers, and promotes inclusivity, making it easier for everyone to be involved in community planning.
Community Input Wanted for Former Moore Middle School Property
The City of Westminster is working with Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) to acquire the former Moore Middle School property located at 8455 W 88th Avenue and preserve…
Westminster Exempts Essential Items from Sales Tax
Westminster will exempt the 4.25% sales tax on diapers, infant formula, and feminine hygiene products starting November 22, 2026, aiming to save families $400,000 to $600,000 annually. This initiative responds to rising living costs and aligns with similar measures in Colorado, emphasizing affordability for essential items.
Vote on the New Municipal Courthouse Artwork
We're inviting residents to vote on the public art design that will be featured at the new Municipal Courthouse. Review the finalist concepts and cast your vote to help select the artwork that will welcome visitors for years to come. Voting is open August 3-11 on OUR Westminster.
Participate in Our Water Saving Contest
Westminster is under a Drought Watch and seeks community involvement in water conservation through a Water Saving Contest. Residents are encouraged to share innovative water-saving tips for a chance to win prizes. Submissions can be made via the City’s engagement platform starting July 13, with monthly winners and a grand prize in October.
Westminster Encourages Residents to Follow County Fire Restrictions and Fireworks Ban
Westminster encourages residents to adhere to stage 2 fire restrictions due to wildfire risks as the Fourth of July approaches. All personal fireworks, including sparklers and grills, are prohibited. The city’s professional fireworks show will continue. Residents are urged to celebrate safely by attending community events and avoiding personal fireworks.
Westminster’s Strategic Plan
Westminster City Council is proud to introduce Westminster’s Strategic Plan — a shared vision for the future of our city rooted in transparency, accountability, and a commitment to serving every member of our community.
Westminster Completes First 3H-Funded Street Improvement Project
Westminster residents are experiencing tangible benefits from Ballot Measure 3H, as the City has initiated its first neighborhood repaving project in the Appleblossom area, funded by the measure. With a $2 million annual allocation, the initiative focuses on enhancing safety and infrastructure, with future projects planned for the Amherst and Countryside neighborhoods.
Westminster Begins First 3H-Funded Neighborhood Improvements
Westminster residents are experiencing the benefits of Ballot Measure 3H, which increased sales tax by 0.4 percent for emergency services and street repaving. The Apple Blossom neighborhood is being repaved first. This initiative also supports new fire stations and emergency personnel to enhance community safety.
Pothole Palooza 2026 Kicks Off
Pothole Palooza 2026 in Westminster runs April 27–30, focusing on repairing reported potholes. Residents can submit reports via Access Westminster by 2 p.m. on April 30. Participants enter a raffle for a personalized street sign. Last year, the community reported over 100 potholes, resulting in 2,201 repairs.