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Mayor Carmelia Joins The Bloomberg Center For Cities At Harvard University’s Program for New Mayors
Through the first 100 days in office, Westminster Mayor Claire Carmelia will participate in world-class executive leadership workshops and develop tools to pursue strategic goals, build effective teams, and serve residents.
West View Recreation Center Closed 12/19 Due to Xcel Energy Public Safety Power Shutoffs
Xcel Energy has informed the City that West View Recreation Center (10747 W. 108th Ave.) and a portion of homes in the Countryside and Meadowview Estates neighborhoods are expected to be included in their Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) beginning Friday, December 19, at 5 am.
Midland Building Deconstruction Begins Following City Action
The Midland Building, long a source of community frustration in Westminster, is set for deconstruction by its owner after years of pressure from residents and the City. Graffiti and vandalism had raised health concerns. Funding was secured to facilitate demolition if necessary, as the City prioritized resolving the neighborhood blight.
Westminster IT Department Receives Digital Cities Award for 22nd Consecutive Year
The Center for Digital Government has once again awarded the City of Westminster’s IT department the Digital Cities…
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.
The Height of Holiday Spirit
The City of Westminster boasts expansive outdoor spaces and the tallest living decorated Christmas tree in Colorado, over 64 feet tall. Located at Fire Station 1, the tree lighting ceremony on December 5 is a century-old tradition, featuring community participation, holiday decorations, and a visit from Santa Claus on a fire truck.
Holidays at the Firehouse
During the holidays, Westminster's Station 2 firehouse becomes a lively hub, blending family traditions, teamwork, and community service. Engineer Brian White, known as "Buddy the Elf," decorates the station while crews prepare festive meals. They invite local public servants to share in the celebration, emphasizing unity and service even amid emergency responses.
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.
Vote For Your Favorite 2025 Snowplow Names
We received more than 150 name submissions from the community in this year's Name-a-Snowplow Contest! City staff narrowed them down to nine finalists. Vote here for up to three choices, and the two names with the highest number of votes will be added to our fleet this winter.