Living in Fort Collins The Podcast

Living in Fort Collins The Podcast
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Stay connected with what’s happening in Fort Collins and Northern Colorado each week. From local events and new developments to interviews with community leaders and business owners, we bring you real conversations about our region’s growth and lifestyle. Get quick real estate market updates and insights that matter to residents and investors alike. Hosted by the Soukup Real Estate team, licensed agents in Colorado. Contact Patrick@soukuprealestate.com or call/text (970) 893-3533

  1. Oct 13

    FoCo in 15 Minutes | Data Center Moratoriums, $1.5B Broadcom Expansion, Housing Changes & CSU News

    Welcome to Living in Fort Collins — The Podcast, your weekly insider look at what's happening across Fort Collins and Northern Colorado, from growth and development to local government, business, real estate, and things to do. 🏗️ Northern Colorado Communities Push Back on Data Centers — Loveland and Berthoud have approved 12-month pauses on new large-scale data centers, while Fort Collins is considering a six-month moratorium. Meanwhile, Weld County residents are collecting signatures to challenge the approved Global AI project near Windsor. Water consumption, electricity demand, and infrastructure costs are driving the regional debate. 💰 Bohemian Foundation Donates $5 Million to CSU — The Fort Collins-based foundation is investing $3.8 million into CSU's Powerhouse Energy Campus to support energy research, grid resilience, wildfire research, and AI computing capabilities. Another $1.2 million will endow two university prizes. 🐾 CSU Launches New Veterinary Professional Associate Program — Colorado State University's first-of-its-kind program aims to address veterinarian shortages by training mid-level veterinary professionals. The inaugural class has 14 students, but questions remain about licensing requirements and the scope of practice as state regulators finalize the rules. 🏈 Fort Collins High School Football Makes History — The Lambkins improved to 7-0 after defeating Fairview 44-36, becoming Colorado Class 5A's only remaining unbeaten team. Junior quarterback Jace Garcia accounted for five touchdowns, and Fort Collins now prepares for the Harmony Cup rivalry game against Fossil Ridge on October 16. 🛑 Fort Collins Moves Toward a Data Center Moratorium — Council voted 5-1 to stop accepting applications for qualifying data centers while staff prepares a proposed six-month moratorium for October 20. The discussion centers on electricity demand, water resources, and whether large-scale data centers fit the city's long-term development goals. 🏭 Broadcom's $1.5 Billion Expansion Approved — Council unanimously approved a performance-based incentive package supporting Broadcom's planned $1.5 billion investment in its Fort Collins manufacturing campus through 2036. The expansion includes at least 100 new permanent jobs, with the city offering up to $8.9 million in verified sales and use tax rebates. 🏠 Major Changes to Housing Approvals Become Final — Council passed Ordinance 118 by a 5-1 vote, allowing most residential developments to move through a staff-level approval process without a public hearing. Supporters believe this could reduce delays and encourage additional housing construction, while opponents raised concerns about immediate affordability needs. 🏘️ Strauss Lakes Development Moves Forward — Council advanced the annexation and zoning of approximately 147.5 acres near Ziegler and Horsetooth roads. The proposed development includes single-family homes, townhomes, multifamily housing, commercial space, and an affordable housing component. A second vote is scheduled for October 20. 🚴 Open Streets 2026 + Ollie's Bike Parade — October 18 | Laurel Street, Fort Collins 🎃 The Farm: Pumpkin Sale & Pony Rides — October 17–18 | Lee Martinez Park, Fort Collins 🍂 Spooky's Pumpkin Patch — Daily Through October 31 | Harmony Road, Fort Collins 🎸 Kansas in Concert — October 16 | Union Colony Civic Center, Greeley 📲 Thinking about buying, selling, investing, or relocating to Northern Colorado? My team and I help clients make confident, well-informed real estate decisions with boots-on-the-ground insight across Fort Collins and Northern Colorado. Patrick Soukup📞 970-893-3533📧 info@livingfortcollins.com🌐 livingfortcollins.com

  2. Sep 15

    FoCo in 15 Minutes | Global AI Center Approved, Greeley Zoning Reversal, Amazon Opens & E-Bike Crackdown

    Welcome to Living in Fort Collins — The Podcast, your weekly insider look at what’s happening across Fort Collins and Northern Colorado, from growth and development to local government, business, real estate, and things to do. 🤖 Weld County Approves Global AI Data Center — Weld County commissioners voted 5-0 to approve the region's first data center at the former Kodak/Carestream industrial campus near Windsor. The project includes noise restrictions and a closed-loop, air-cooled system, while any future expansion will require another round of county review. ⚖️ Court Strikes Down Greeley Voters' Repeal of Catalyst Zoning — A Weld District Court judge ruled that the February ballot measure overturning zoning for the Catalyst entertainment district and surrounding Cascadia development was unconstitutional. Financing hurdles remain, but the decision puts the future of the Highway 257 corridor back in focus. 📦 Amazon's Massive Loveland Fulfillment Center Is Open — The roughly 3.5-million-square-foot facility near Northern Colorado Regional Airport is now processing packages. About 1,100 people currently work there, with hundreds more expected as operations ramp up toward the holiday season. 🍷 Sweet Heart Wine & Cider Expands to Windsor — The Loveland winery is opening a roughly 6,000-square-foot second location in RainDance. The taproom is expected to open in mid-October, followed by the full restaurant in early December. 🏠 NoCo Parade of Homes Enters Its Final Weekend — Tour 36 homes from 24 builders, ranging from approximately $400,000 to $3 million, across Northern Colorado September 18–20. Admission is free and the tour is self-guided. 🚗 Safe Parking Pilot Moves Forward — Council directed staff to bring forward code changes allowing a one-year pilot for people living in their vehicles. Two local churches would host up to seven passenger vehicles at a time under specific eligibility and operating requirements. ⚡ E-Bikes & E-Motos: Education Now, Potential Ordinance Next — UCHealth reported a 184% increase in e-mobility injuries from 2024 to 2025, with 2026 running another 84% higher over the comparable period. Police are increasing education and enforcement, while city leaders discussed registration options and a potential future ordinance. ❤️ 87% of Residents Rate Fort Collins' Quality of Life Positively — The city's annual Community Survey found that residents overwhelmingly enjoy living here, but affordability remains the major pressure point. Just 6% positively rated the availability of affordable, quality housing. 💵 New Small-Business Incentive Program Proposed — Fort Collins is developing a program that could provide up to $50,000 per project for eligible site improvements, equipment, and professional services, aimed largely at helping smaller local businesses overcome expansion barriers. 🏗️ Council Questions Its Own Development Costs — The small-business discussion expanded into a broader conversation about whether city fees and development requirements themselves are preventing businesses from expanding, an issue Council plans to continue examining. 🏈 CSU vs. No. 11 BYU — September 19 | Canvas Stadium 🌶️ Timnath Homecoming Kickoff Cookoff — September 19 | Main Street, Timnath 🏡 NoCo Parade of Homes – Final Weekend — September 18–20 | Northern Colorado 🌮 Final FoCo Food Truck Rally of the Season — September 15 | City Park 📲 Thinking about buying, selling, investing, or relocating to Northern Colorado? My team and I help clients make confident, well-informed real estate decisions with boots-on-the-ground insight across Fort Collins and Northern Colorado. Patrick Soukup📞 970-893-3533📧 info@livingfortcollins.com🌐 livingfortcollins.com

  3. Aug 25

    FoCo in 15 Minutes | Downtown Hotel, Rental Housing Changes, ADU Money & a Snowy Winter Ahead

    Welcome to Living in Fort Collins — The Podcast, your weekly insider look at what’s happening across Fort Collins and Northern Colorado, from growth and development to local government, business, real estate, and things to do. 🏨 6-Story Hotel Proposed for Downtown Fort Collins — A developer is eyeing the former Wells Fargo bank site for a new six-story hotel. The existing building has historic significance, meaning the proposal could face Fort Collins' historic-preservation review process. If it moves forward, it would add lodging capacity in the heart of downtown. 💻 Fort Collins-Based TurboTenant Acquires TenantCloud — Local property-management software company TurboTenant has acquired competitor TenantCloud, bringing together two platforms focused heavily on independent landlords. It's another significant move for one of Fort Collins' homegrown technology companies. 🎓 PSD Students Outperform Colorado Again — Poudre School District students beat statewide averages in every subject and every grade level tested this spring, marking the fifth consecutive year PSD has accomplished that. CMAS results came in 12 to 25 percentage points above state averages, while PSAT and SAT readiness benchmarks were 15 to 19 points higher. 📊 Colorado Unemployment Holds at 3.9% — Colorado's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained unchanged from June to July. After several months of movement, the latest numbers point toward stability rather than a significant shift in either direction. ❄️ Could a Big Snow Winter Be Coming? — The Climate Prediction Center puts the odds of a very strong "super" El Niño this fall and winter above 90%, with multiple forecasters pointing toward above-average snowfall for much of Colorado. The Front Range could potentially see stronger snow periods early and late in the season. 🏘️ Rental Housing Program Reaches Roughly 80% Compliance — More than 9,000 properties have registered and self-certified under Fort Collins' Rental Housing Program. The city has also invested more than $200,000 in property upgrades and recorded more than 6,000 community contacts last year. 💰 Rental Registration Fees Could Change — Council is expected to revisit the program's fee structure before the end of the year. One concern raised is whether larger rental properties should pay under a similar structure as much smaller properties like duplexes. 📉 Are Rental Regulations Removing Housing From the Market? — Council requested additional data on what happens when illegal or noncompliant rental units are identified. The question is whether those properties are corrected and returned to the rental pool or simply disappear from the city's available housing supply. Staff committed to providing additional information. 🏡 ADU Grant Funding Approved — Council approved state grant funding for Fort Collins' Accessory Dwelling Unit Grant Program. Staff also clarified an important distinction: a second unit at 45% or less of the primary home's size qualifies as an ADU, while an equal-sized second unit would be treated as a duplex. 🚲 Tour de Fat 2026 — August 29 | Mountain Avenue & New Belgium Brewing 🎸 BluesFest 2026 — August 29 | Odell Brewing Company 📀 It's A 2000's Party — August 29 | Aggie Theatre ⛳ Fore The Kids Golf Classic — August 28 | Loveland 📲 Thinking about buying, selling, investing, or relocating to Northern Colorado? My team and I help clients make confident, well-informed real estate decisions with boots-on-the-ground insight across Fort Collins and Northern Colorado. Patrick Soukup📞 970-893-3533📧 patrick@soukuprealestate.com🌐 soukuprealestate.com 📰 This Week in Fort Collins & Northern Colorado🏛️ Fort Collins City Council Highlights🎉 Things To Do This Weekend

  4. Aug 18

    FoCo in 15 Minutes | Passenger Rail Investment, Downtown Paid Parking, Year-Round Market & Timnath’s Future

    Welcome to Living in Fort Collins — The Podcast, your weekly insider look at what’s happening across Fort Collins and Northern Colorado, from growth and development to local government, business, real estate, and things to do. 🚆 Fort Collins Is Buying Property Around the Future Passenger Rail Station — The city is positioning itself to acquire property next to the planned Colorado Connector station in Midtown. City Council previously approved $500,000 in earnest money for a potential acquisition, giving Fort Collins the ability to shape development around the future station rather than ending up with just a basic rail platform. 🥕 Fort Collins’ Winter Farmers Market Is Going Year-Round — The former Fort Collins Winter Farmers Market has officially become the Wildcraft Farmers Market, operating roughly 50 Saturdays per year inside Foothills Mall. The market features anywhere from 90 to 130+ vendors on a typical Saturday and could become another significant year-round anchor for Midtown. 🚌 Transfort’s Redesigned Bus Network Is Now Live — Fort Collins' biggest transit overhaul in years took effect August 17. MAX now operates every 15 minutes throughout the day, while routes, stops and transfer points across the city have changed. All Transfort service remains fare-free. 🥤 MilkShake Factory Officially Opens in Old Town — The Pittsburgh-based dessert brand celebrated its grand opening at 150 N. College Avenue, but the local story runs deeper: franchisee Zaki Kamandy opened the business in the same building where his family entered the restaurant business more than 45 years ago. 💰 Downtown Parking Has a Long-Term Funding Problem — The city's parking fund is projected to cover operations and maintenance for roughly the next three years before financial pressure begins building. Already-approved changes are expected to generate approximately $678,000 annually, while the consultant's model estimates paid on-street parking could generate roughly $3.5 million per year. 🚗 Fort Collins Doesn't Have a Parking Shortage — The city's study counted 4,369 public parking spaces, with overall district peak occupancy ranging from 55% to 72%. The problem is distribution: popular free curbside spaces can be packed while nearby garages have hundreds of spaces available. 👷 Employee Parking May Be the Bigger Issue — Downtown businesses told the city they want better permit access and flexibility. Discounted employer permits begin in September, while Council continues exploring whether employee-focused parking solutions should come before broader paid parking. 🏗️ Timnath Wants to Become More Than a Bedroom Community — Town Council unanimously adopted its 2026 Strategic Plan, outlining a future centered around an activated Old Town, recreation and gathering spaces, connected trails and a more diversified commercial economy. 💵 The Challenge Is Paying for It — Timnath currently relies heavily on sales-tax revenue from a small number of major retailers. Town leaders openly acknowledged that continued residential growth creates permanent expenses while development impact fees are collected only once, making economic diversification a major long-term priority. 🌽 130th Annual Loveland Corn Roast Festival — August 21–22 | Fairgrounds Park, Loveland 🚒 Northern Colorado Hero Fest — August 22 | Front Range Village, Fort Collins 👹 Monster Day Greeley — Final Year — August 21–22 | Downtown Greeley 🥕 Wildcraft Farmers Market — Saturday | Foothills Mall, Fort Collins 🌳 Rooted in Community Tree Sale — Sale opens August 24 | $25 trees for eligible Fort Collins residents 📲 Thinking about buying, selling, investing, or relocating to Northern Colorado? My team and I help clients make confident, well-informed real estate decisions with boots-on-the-ground insight across Fort Collins and Northern Colorado. Patrick Soukup📞 970-893-3533📧 patrick@soukuprealestate.com🌐 soukuprealestate.com

  5. Aug 11

    FoCo in 15 Minutes | Bus Routes Overhauled, Future Legends Bankruptcy, NoCo Economy & CSU AI

    Sorry for the Audio... And Yelling at you at the beginning lol... Welcome to Living in Fort Collins — The Podcast, your weekly insider look at what’s happening across Fort Collins and Northern Colorado, from growth and development to the economy, local business, city government, and things to do. This week in Fort Collins & Northern Colorado: 🚌 Fort Collins Overhauls Its Bus Network — Transfort's redesigned bus system launches August 17, bringing more frequent service to some of the city's busiest corridors while eliminating five routes, ending Sunday service, and making significant changes to Dial-A-Ride. The good news: every route remains fare-free. 🏟️ Future Legends Bankruptcy Cases Move to Colorado — The bankruptcy cases involving the companies that own Windsor's Future Legends sports complex have officially been relocated to Colorado. The complex is already showing visible signs of distress, with the Town of Windsor posting notices that certain facilities have been deemed unsafe and their certificates of occupancy have expired. 📈 Colorado's Economy Expected to Keep Growing, But Slowly — The message from the Northern Colorado Mid-Year Economic Forum was "slower growth, not contraction." Colorado's economy is expected to continue expanding through the second half of 2026, but at a slower pace as the state faces several economic headwinds. 🤖 CSU Researchers Receive Two DOE Awards for AI Research — Colorado State University researchers earned two Phase I Genesis Mission awards focused on using artificial intelligence for scientific discovery, including better understanding precipitation and improving remote power-grid reliability. There was no Fort Collins City Council meeting or work session this week, so there is no formal Council Brief for this episode. Regular coverage will return with the next scheduled session. 🍑 Fort Collins Peach Festival — August 15 | Civic Center Park🌮 FoCo Food Truck Rally — August 11 | City Park🎶 Thursday Night Live: 2MX2 — August 13 | Old Town Square🎸 Music on the Lawn at Foothills — August 14 | Foothills 📲 Thinking about buying, selling, investing, or relocating to Northern Colorado?My team and I help clients make confident, well-informed real estate decisions with boots-on-the-ground insight across Fort Collins and Northern Colorado. Patrick Soukup📞 970-893-3533📧 patrick@soukuprealestate.com🌐 soukuprealestate.com

  6. Aug 4

    FoCo in 15 Minutes | Front Range Rail, Downtown Loveland Reopens, Woodward Hits $1.1B & City Land Review

    Welcome to Living in Fort Collins — The Podcast, your weekly insider look at what’s happening across Fort Collins and Northern Colorado — from growth and development to housing, business, infrastructure, and local events shaping the region. This week in Fort Collins & Northern Colorado: 🚆 Front Range Passenger Rail Moves Closer to Reality — The Colorado Connector ("CoCo") continues advancing toward a 2029 launch, with plans for three daily round trips between Fort Collins and Denver Union Station. While funding discussions continue, the project remains one of the biggest long-term transportation investments in Northern Colorado. 🏙️ Downtown Loveland Reopens Another Major Block — Fourth Street's Block 3 has officially reopened after extensive infrastructure upgrades, bringing back parking, expanded sidewalks, patios, and the historic heart of downtown as the revitalization project nears completion. 🏡 Larimer County Remains Eligible for Proposition 123 Housing Funds — Larimer County successfully met Colorado's Proposition 123 requirements, ensuring continued access to state funding that supports affordable housing construction and preservation throughout the region. ✈️ Woodward Posts Record $1.1 Billion Quarter — Fort Collins-based Woodward reported record quarterly revenue of $1.1 billion, highlighting continued strength in aerospace and industrial manufacturing while reinforcing one of Northern Colorado's largest employment engines. 🏢 258 City-Owned Properties Under Review — Fort Collins is launching a comprehensive review of every city-owned property, evaluating opportunities for redevelopment, repurposing, or future investment using a new strategic framework. 🏙️ Could City Hall Become a Mixed-Use District? — Council discussed reimagining the Civic Center and surrounding properties as a vibrant mixed-use neighborhood with housing, retail, and public spaces that would better connect Old Town with the west side of downtown. 🚭 Local Tobacco & Vape Licensing Proposed — Staff presented plans for a new city licensing program covering tobacco, vape products, and other age-restricted products, with implementation potentially beginning in early 2027. 📡 New Surveillance Policy Moves Forward — Following months of discussion surrounding Flock cameras, the city is developing a broader surveillance technology policy focused on accountability, transparency, and future technologies, with adoption targeted for December. 🏗️ Council Explores Long-Term Land Lease Strategy — Rather than selling city-owned land outright, councilmembers discussed using long-term ground leases and value-sharing agreements to retain public ownership while encouraging redevelopment. 🎨 Sculpture in the Park — August 7–9 | Loveland🌊 Poudre RiverFest — August 9 | New Belgium Brewing, Fort Collins🎭 Little Shop of Horrors — August 7–8 | Lincoln Center🎶 Friday Fest – Season Finale — August 7 | Downtown Greeley🍷 Estes Park Wine Festival — August 8–9 | Estes Park 📲 Thinking about buying, selling, or relocating to Northern Colorado?My team and I help clients make confident, well-informed real estate decisions with both data and boots-on-the-ground insight across Fort Collins and Northern Colorado. Patrick Soukup📞 970-893-3533📧 patrick@soukuprealestate.com🌐 soukuprealestate.com

  7. Jul 28

    FoCo in 15 Minutes | Fire Restrictions Extended, CSU's $12M Gift, School Start Dates & Old Town Parking

    Welcome to Living in Fort Collins — The Podcast, your weekly insider look at what’s happening across Fort Collins and Northern Colorado — from growth and development to housing, business, infrastructure, and local events shaping the region. This week in Fort Collins & Northern Colorado: 🔥 Larimer County Extends Fire Restrictions — County commissioners voted unanimously to keep current fire restrictions in place through September 8 as drought conditions continue across Northern Colorado. Restrictions remain in effect for all unincorporated areas and include bans on open fires, fireworks, and other ignition sources. 🏥 CSU Receives $12 Million Gift for Nursing Program — Colorado State University received a $12 million donation to complete funding for its innovative 3+2 Dual Degree Nursing Program. The gift will support a new simulation-based teaching facility and help expand Northern Colorado's healthcare workforce. 🎒 Back-to-School Dates Announced — School districts across Northern Colorado have released their start dates, with Weld RE-4 beginning August 13, Poudre School District on August 19, Thompson School District on August 20, and CSU, UNC, and Aims Community College beginning classes on August 24. 🥤 MilkShake Factory Opens in Old Town — The popular dessert chain has begun its soft opening at 150 N. College Avenue in downtown Fort Collins, bringing handcrafted milkshakes, chocolates, and sundaes to one of Old Town's most visible storefronts. 🎠 New Family Attraction Coming to Estes Park — A custom-built Stanley Carousel is nearing completion next to the F.O. Stanley Chocolate Factory and is expected to open by Labor Day, adding another year-round attraction to Estes Park. 🛢️ Cleanup of Orphaned Oil & Gas Wells Moves Forward — Council unanimously approved the first step toward plugging and abandoning orphaned oil and gas wells in northeast Fort Collins using a $5.2 million state grant, helping remove long-standing environmental concerns. 🅿️ Old Town Paid Parking Debate Intensifies — Paid parking dominated public comment, with business owners and residents voicing strong opinions ahead of an upcoming City Council work session expected to shape the future of parking in downtown Fort Collins. 🏡 ADU Grant Program Advances — Council advanced funding for pre-approved ADU plans and fee waivers, continuing efforts to make accessory dwelling units more affordable and easier for homeowners to build. 🏗️ Prospect Ridge Development Approved — Planning & Zoning unanimously approved the Prospect Ridge development near I-25 and Prospect Road, paving the way for future residential growth, employment opportunities, and expanded parks on Fort Collins' east side. 📈 Property Tax Appeals Increase — Larimer County officials reported a significant increase in residential property tax appeals this year, though very few have resulted in valuation changes. 🎡 Larimer County Fair & PRCA Rodeo — July 31–August 4 | Loveland🚁 250/150 Drone Show: "Stories in the Sky" — August 2 | Larimer County Fair👨‍👩‍👧 Kids in the Park — July 31 | Twin Silo Park, Fort Collins🎶 Sounds of Centerra: Be Kind Rewind — July 31 | Loveland🍦 MilkShake Factory Soft Opening — Through July 31 | Old Town Fort Collins 📲 Thinking about buying, selling, or relocating to Northern Colorado?My team and I help clients make confident, well-informed real estate decisions with both data and boots-on-the-ground insight across Fort Collins and Northern Colorado. Patrick Soukup📞 970-893-3533📧 patrick@soukuprealestate.com🌐 soukuprealestate.com

  8. Jul 21

    FoCo in 15 Minutes | ADUs Take Off, Property Tax Changes, Fort Collins Tech Boom & AI at City Hall

    Welcome to Living in Fort Collins — The Podcast, your weekly insider look at what’s happening across Fort Collins and Northern Colorado — from growth and development to housing, business, infrastructure, and local events shaping the region. This week in Fort Collins & Northern Colorado: 🏡 ADU Permits Are Surging Across Northern Colorado — Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) applications continue climbing following Colorado's statewide housing reforms. Larimer County has launched its Backyard Boost Program, waiving building permit fees for qualifying affordable ADUs, while Fort Collins plans to introduce fee waivers and pre-approved ADU plans beginning in 2027. 💳 Larimer County Introduces Monthly Property Tax Payments — Homeowners whose taxes aren't escrowed can now spread property tax payments into predictable monthly installments through the new EquaPay program instead of making one or two large annual payments. 💻 Fort Collins Ranked Among the West's Best Tech Cities — A new Commercial Cafe study ranked Fort Collins No. 2 in the West for quality of life among major tech markets, reinforcing the city's growing reputation following Broadcom's $1.5 billion expansion and continued investment in the region's innovation economy. 💰 $102.7 Million Capital Improvement Plan Takes Shape — Staff unveiled the first draft of a 10-year spending plan for the voter-approved quarter-cent Capital Tax, funding transportation projects, streetscapes, affordable housing, pickleball courts, bike infrastructure, and future community amenities through 2035. 📉 Fort Collins Preparing for a Leaner Budget — City staff outlined a challenging financial outlook, including recent budget reductions, hiring freezes, and required department cuts while continuing to prioritize critical infrastructure and the Southeast Community Center. 🏗️ Development Reform Continues — City leaders are working to make development approvals faster and more predictable through code updates, permitting improvements, and a series of "Quick Wins" expected later this summer. 🚦 Speed Limit Changes Could Arrive This Fall — Under the city's Vision Zero initiative, neighborhood and potentially citywide speed limit reductions are expected to come before Council later this year, along with increased enforcement around bike lanes and crosswalks. 🤖 Fort Collins Goes AI-First — The city is rolling out new AI initiatives, including the launch of "Ask Fort Collins," an AI-powered website assistant, while expanding internal AI tools to improve city operations and resident services. 🎶 Titonic – CSU Lagoon Concert Series Finale — July 22🤠 Cheyenne Frontier Days – Final Weekend — Through July 26🏃 Never Summer 100K & 60K — July 24–26🎬 Windsor Movie in the Park: The Goonies — July 24🎻 RockyGrass Festival — July 24–26 Coming up next week:👨‍👩‍👧 Kids in the Park — July 31 | Twin Silo Community Park 📲 Thinking about buying, selling, or relocating to Northern Colorado?My team and I help clients make confident, well-informed real estate decisions with both data and boots-on-the-ground insight across Fort Collins and Northern Colorado. Patrick Soukup📞 970-893-3533📧 patrick@soukuprealestate.com🌐 soukuprealestate.com

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Stay connected with what’s happening in Fort Collins and Northern Colorado each week. From local events and new developments to interviews with community leaders and business owners, we bring you real conversations about our region’s growth and lifestyle. Get quick real estate market updates and insights that matter to residents and investors alike. Hosted by the Soukup Real Estate team, licensed agents in Colorado. Contact Patrick@soukuprealestate.com or call/text (970) 893-3533

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