Join the Town of Wellington at the Wellington Public Library Park on Saturday, August 28, as students interact with the water cycle through games, crafts, and fun. Read on...
Join Mayor Troy Hamman and a member of the Board of Trustees for an evening of community, casual conversation, and connection at Old Colorado Brewing Company. Read on...
Request a FREE irrigation audit today to learn more about your system and tune-up any inefficiency. Only 10 audits are available on a first-come-first-serve basis. Read on...
The Wellington Board of Trustees has established a Hardship Utility Grant program to assist Wellington residents with up to $300 a year toward their household water bill. Read on...
Join Mayor Troy Hamman and a member of the Board of Trustees for Coffee with the Mayor on August 4. The event will be an evening of community, casual conversation, and connection. Read on...
During the summer months, some residents report experiencing an earthy smell or taste in their home's water. What's the cause? Algal blooms in our source reservoir. While admittedly not pleasant, the water is treated and regularly tested to ensure safety. Read on...
Mark your calendar for July 29 from 6-8 p.m. Wellington has the privilege of welcoming Water Resource Specialist and CSU Extension Regional Staff Member Joel Schneeklot for an evening of education. Read on...
Larimer County Solid Waste will be making a change to the Wellington Residential Convenience Center hours. Wednesday service will no longer be provided beginning August 1, 2021. Read on...
Is your float, walking group, or vehicle registered for the Town of Wellington 4th of July Parade? If your answer is not yet, today is your day! Read on...
The Larimer County floodplain map is changing. Learn more at the virtual meeting on June 7 and see if your property will be impacted using the Colorado Hazard Mapping and Risk Portal (CHAMP). Learn more...
Introducing Coffee with the Mayor on June 2, 2021. Join us at Ziggi's Coffee for conversation and community with the Mayor and member of the Board of Trustees. Read on...
Register to join us on Wednesday, May 26 from 6-8 p.m. for an evening of community conversation and learning about the Wastewater Treatment Plant project. Read on...
The Wellington Board of Trustees approved a Resolution on May 11, 2021, to refer a ballot question regarding the sale of retail and medical marijuana to the voters on the November 2, 2021 election. Read on...
?If you have been financially impacted by COVID-19 and need assistance paying your rent or utilities, there are organizations who might be able to help! Learn more...
The site for dropping off downed tree limbs is now closed. If you have yard waste to dispose of, please visit your favorite natural waste recycling center.
If the storm left you with a mess, here is some helpful information to ensure people and property stay safe! Including information on free tree limb drop-off location. Read on...
The Town of Wellington is preparing for the winter storm warning, and you should too! In order for Town crews to be as efficient as possible during snow events, we need help from residents. Read on...
Mark your calendars, the Comprehensive Plan draft will be published on March 9, 2021. After the draft is published, all community members are encouraged to review and submit additional comments. Read on...
FREE MULCH! Take what you need from the lot off of 6th Street by Wellington Middle School. First come first serve!
?? Live Christmas tree drop off sponsored by the Community Activities Commission is available in the same lot through Feb. 1. Read on...
As we plan for the future, creating programming you want to see is our number one priority. The virtual gathering will allow you to ask questions, provide your opinion, and learn more about current and upcoming offerings. Join us...
Disposable wipes, even those that claim to be flushable, should be thrown into the trash, rather than down the toilet, to avoid costly damage. Read on...
Part two of the water utility rate increase will take effect Jan. 1, 2021. Users will see the adjustment on their bill arriving in February. The base rate will increase $31, from $35 to $66. The tier structure will remain the same with no increase. Read on...
The Town of Wellington is seeking motivated, civic-minded citizens to assist our community through voluntary service on local Advisory Boards and Commissions. Apply today...
The Town of Wellington is implementing a water utility rate increase effective Oct. 1, 2020. Users can expect to see the adjustment on their bill arriving in November. Learn More...
"Get Involved In Shaping The Future Of Our Commercial Areas."
What services are most needed in town, where should they be, how should they look? Read on...
Wellington's Bulk Water Station is now fully repaired and operational! Operating hours are Monday - Friday from 7:30 am - 5:00 pm.
PLEASE NOTE: This is for residential use only with no commercial or construction use allowed.
The Town of Wellington is working closely with the Larimer County Department of Health & Environment and other regional partners to actively monitor local COVID-19 developments. Read on...
Learn more about how Wellington is highly committed to optimizing its water supplies and system through practical water efficiency activities. Read on...
Register online for recreation programs, view local game and event schedules, and visit with your friends by learning about our community activities. Get out and about with your neighbors! Read on...
