Mayor Nick Gradisar announced this afternoon that he is reopening the request for applications process for emergency loans and grants from the City of Pueblo... Read on...
City of Pueblo offices will be closed Monday, May 25th in observance of the Memorial Day holiday. The Pueblo City Council regular meeting has been moved to Tuesday, May 26th, and will... Read on...
The public is invited to provide feedback on guidelines that the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has drafted to guide restaurants... Read on...
The Pueblo City Council will hold its work session meeting at 5:30pm and regular meeting at 7:00pm on Monday, May 11th. Puebloans should be aware that the session will be held in compliance... Read on...
Funds to support environmental assessment and redevelopment opportunities at several locations, including downtown and riverfront properties... Read on...
Community members with questions about COVID-19, the ‘Safer at Home’ executive order, and the impact on City of Pueblo residents and small businesses may find answers in this week’s Community Connections... Read on...
The Pueblo City Council will hold its regular meeting on Monday, April 27th at 7:00pm. Puebloans should be aware that the session will be held in compliance... Read on...
The Pueblo Business Economic Recovery Team has deployed their second survey and are asking for Pueblo businesses to respond by Friday. The purpose of the survey is to gain... Read on...
El Paso County, CO – The FEMA-sponsored COVID-19 testing site in El Paso County is expanding to Pueblo County. With additional testing resources... Read on...
The request for application for small businesses to apply for grants or loans from the city of Pueblo to help keep their companies afloat is now available online... Read on...
A news conference will be held this Friday, April 17th regarding ballot issue 2A and important issues surrounding it.
The conference will be held outside... Read on...
The Pueblo City Council will consider an emergency resolution during its Monday meeting that could bring financial relief to local small businesses... Read on...
The COVID-I9 pandemic has affected all of us more than any health crisis in our lifetime. This world-wide pandemic has wreaked havoc everywhere. But if anything positive... Read on...
April 1st is the official count day for the U.S. Census and Mayor Nick Gradisar is urging Pueblo residents to complete their forms and send them in. Read on...
In order to operate safely and efficiently as possible during the COVID-19 outbreak, the City of Pueblo Transit system is sharing this information with passengers: Read on...
Starting today, the Pueblo Fire Department has adopted a new medical guideline that was written to adapt to the circumstances regarding the current and ever-changing COVID-19 pandemic... Read on...
In an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the Pueblo community, Mayor Nick Gradisar is temporarily closing three city departments to the general public... Read on...
The Pueblo Food Project has developed a food and groceries resource guide for the citizens of Pueblo County as our community faces coronavirus COVID-19... Read on...
Yesterday, March 19, 2020, the Governor issued an order limiting public gatherings to no more than 10 people. The Court is unable to meet this restriction... Read on...
DO NOT Flush Disinfecting Wipes, “Flushable” Wipes, Napkins or Paper Towels down Toilet – Throw Them Away instead
Wastewater Treatment Plants Will be Overwhelmed,
Consumers Will Face In-home Plumbing Backups and Blockages Read on...
The City of Pueblo has placed a “Drop Box” at City Hall so that customers can simply drop off communication, tax payments or any other city related documents... Read on...
Today Pueblo County reported its first confirmed case of Corona Virus. All resources indicate the best way to mitigate the spread of the virus is to limit large gatherings in public places. Therefore, in the interest of public health and safety... Read on...
PUEBLO – Elected and Government Officials in the City and County of Pueblo are working together to educate and reassure the public during an uncertain time regarding the Corona virus also known as COVID-19... Read on...
We are facing an unprecedented challenge to our public health. Although there are no reported cases of Corona Virus in Pueblo it is not realistic to believe that it has not invaded our community. .. Read on...
I would like to assure the citizens of Pueblo that as Mayor, I am working collaboratively with the Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment (PDPHE) to monitor the situation involving the Coronavirus/COVID-19 impact on our community... Read on...
The City of Pueblo Information Technology Department has received information that some residents have been receiving ‘spoof’ calls identifying as coming from City offices. Read on...
Scammers are utilizing look-a-like email addresses to make it appear that pricing is being requested from local governments and even federal government agencies... Read on...
In a nationwide press release, Etsy and Master Card announced that Pueblo is one of the recipients of the Etsy Makers Cities grant which supports local creative business entrepreneurs. Read on...
Pueblo, CO October 4, 2019- Health Officials at the Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment are urging people to follow the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s recommendation Read on...
Preventing break-ins at your home doesn’t have to bust your budget. Expensive security systems come with perks, but there are plenty of ways to protect your residence that are either low-cost or free. Read on...
Mayor Nick Gradisar has chosen the person who will take over as chief of the City of Pueblo Fire Department and become the first woman ever to hold that position in Pueblo. Read on...
The City of Pueblo announced that it is selling fourteen parcels of land.
City Purchasing Director Naomi Hedden says those properties are located on the Hyde Park and Bessemer areas. Read on...
