Announcements/News

Gerald ("Gerry") Pfirsch, Amy Schiers, and current Mayor Pro-Tem Sue Wedel were the only candidates to file petitions to run for the three open seats on the Board of Trustees. Current Mayor Eric Doering was the only candidate to file a petition to run for Mayor.

NCMC, Inc., the Board of Directors for North Colorado Medical Center, has contracted with the Frederick Development Group to purchase 50 acres of land near the intersection of I-25 and SH-52 in Frederick in southern Weld County for development as a medical campus. Closing on the land purchase is anticipated by mid-summer, 2008.

As of April 8th, 2008, all meetings and work sessions of the Board of Trustees are on Tuesdays, instead of Thursdays.

At the regular Board meeting on March 27, 2008, the Board of Trustees voted to implement voluntary watering restrictions for the warm weather months in Frederick. These restrictions are in effect as of April 1, 2008.

The  3rd Annual Town of Frederick Fishing Clinic  will be held on May 17th, 2008, at Milavec Lake. Sponsored by the Frederick Police Department and the Colorado Division of Wildlife, join us for a morning of fun, free, and educational angling aimed especially at kids, but open to all!

For 12 weeks, beginning on March 25th, 2008, the Frederick Police Department and the Weld County Sheriff's Office will be co-hosting a Citizen's Academy at the Southwest Weld Service Center and the Frederick Police Department. The Academy is a community-oriented policing program. See press release, application, or contact the Frederick Police Department at 303-833-2468 for more information.

In an effort to help citizens keep their properties clean and free of unwanted debris, the Town of Frederick will hold its annual Community Cleanup Day on May 17, 2008. On that date, between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Frederick residents may bring trash to the drop-off point, located at the Town of Frederick Public Works facility (5949 Weld County Road 16), and the Town of Frederick will dispose of it for no charge.

On December 26, 2007, the Town of Frederick became one hundred years old.  In recognition of reaching the century mark, a wide range of activities and events were held throughout the year.  All events and activities were free to the public.  It is our hope that these events and activities served to build friendships and enhance community understanding of what Frederick is, where it has come from, and where it is going.

Next event: ALL EVENTS COMPLETED!

The Town of Frederick has a snow emergency plan that is put into effect any time accumulations of snow threaten to interfere with travel on the streets. The plows typically are deployed when there is two inches of snow on the ground and the forecast calls for more. The Department of Public Works has a plowing plan that requires that the major roads be cleared first, and other roads be cleared as conditions and equipment availability allow. There is a priority plan for street plowing based on the amount of traffic on the listed routes.
Snow Removal Map  (.pdf 649kb)
Snow Route Map  (.pdf 814kb)

The latest data released by the Metro Mayors Caucus (led by the City and County of Denver) show that the Metro Mortgage Assistance Program (described in a moment) has been utilized to procure $495,595 worth of home loans in Frederick (three different loans averaging $165,198 each).