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Westminster Prioritizes Transparency for Paramedics & Pavement Funds
As part of the City’s commitment to transparency, City Council directed staff to create two new funds to ensure residents can easily track new revenues coming from the passage of the Paramedics and Pavement sales tax. These funds will help residents easily track how 3H revenues are collected, allocated, and spent.
Cinnamon Rolls and City Budgets: A Mayor Like No Other
Mayor Nancy McNally concludes over 30 years of public service on December 1, 2025, leaving a lasting legacy in Westminster through her impactful policies and community involvement. Known for her inclusive leadership and compassion, she navigated challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic while fostering civic engagement and local history. Her dedication continues to inspire.
Apply for City Council Vacancy
On December 1, Mayor-elect Claire Carmelia will vacate her Councillor seat, prompting the City Council to appoint a new councillor for the remaining two years of her term. Applications for the vacancy are open from November 18 to December 2. Candidates must meet specific qualifications and will be interviewed on December 12 and 13.
City Launches Community Engagement on Road & Fire Infrastructure Needs
On June 2, Westminster City Council initiated a community dialogue to enhance neighborhood streets and fire infrastructure. Officials seek funding to address deteriorating road conditions and necessary fire station construction. As demand for emergency services grows, city leaders emphasize the importance of resident engagement in shaping future infrastructure investments.
Westminster Polls Community About Funding Improvements for Neighborhood Streets and Emergency Services
Westminster residents may receive a text inviting participation in a poll about funding for neighborhood street repairs and emergency services. This initiative addresses challenges like rising repair costs and the need for new fire stations. Community input is crucial for developing options, with a Town Hall on July 24 for feedback.
Celebrating a Century in Westminster
The City of Westminster celebrates its 114th birthday, honoring residents who have made it home. Among them, Jose Cresencio Juarez-Martinez turns 100, reflecting on a life of hard work, family love, and gratitude. He plans a birthday party, revealing his cherished tamale recipe to his daughters.
New High-Speed Fiber Optic Internet Service Coming to Westminster
Mayor McNally and City Councillor Claire Carmelia joined GFiber to break ground on a new fiber optic network in the Sheridan Green neighborhood. Westminster is the second city in Colorado to receive GFiber service.
St. Baldrick’s Day Event Returns for 2025
On March 23, Mayor Nancy McNally and community members participated in Westminster's St. Baldrick's Day event, encouraging head-shaving to support children with cancer. The event has raised over $237,000 for childhood cancer research over the years. This marks the 25th year of the St. Baldrick's Foundation's mission. Donations are still welcomed for the 2025 goal.
Westminster Launches New ADA-accessible Website
The City will launch a new and improved website on March 18, focusing on ADA accessibility and mobile-friendliness, featuring a resident-first design. It includes fewer pages, an integrated news hub, and a service request portal. Continuous improvements will follow based on resident feedback, enhancing community engagement and user experience.
Building for Tomorrow: Milestone Projects in 2025
Three monumental City projects will take shape in Westminster next year, improving how we live, play, and work.