Town of Berthoud, CO

Town of Berthoud, CO The official page of the Town of Berthoud, Colorado. Berthoud is a gateway to Carter Lake and Rocky Mountain National Park.

Berthoud is located near the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, just west of the crossroads of I-25 and Hwy. 56 in Northern Colorado. Known as the Garden Spot of Colorado, the community offers shopping, dining, coffee shops, a microbrewery, recreational sports, and an historic Main Street that includes the Little Thompson Valley Pioneer Museum, Wildfire Community Arts Center, and the Berthoud Community Library. The Berthoud public schools offer top-rated early childhood programs, with pre-K through 12th grade, which include Berthoud Early Childhood Center, Berthoud Elementary Early Childhood Center, Berthoud Elementary, Ivy Stockwell Elementary, Turner Middle School, and Berthoud High School. Along with gorgeous viewing corridors of the mountains, there are open space areas, Town parks, a recreation center, and Little Thompson Observatory showcasing the brilliant constellations above. It is also home to the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District which showcases the diversity of our high plains environment through a public garden that includes the many grasses, plants and other foliage native to the area. An economically diverse home to entrepreneurs and enthusiasts of all kinds, Berthoud is a small town with a big heart; a great place to live, work and play.

Today is the 25th anniversary of September 11. We remember the lives lost on this day and honor the extraordinary braver...
09/11/2026

Today is the 25th anniversary of September 11. We remember the lives lost on this day and honor the extraordinary bravery of our first responders. We will never forget.

As the exceedingly hot, wildfire-filled summer winds down, it's easy to see how being prepared can make the difference b...
09/11/2026

As the exceedingly hot, wildfire-filled summer winds down, it's easy to see how being prepared can make the difference between a quick, calm evacuation and one filled with anxiety and potential mistakes. This month, we encourage our community to have a plan, build a basic disaster kit, and sign up for emergency alerts. To sign up for alerts, text NOCOAlert to 888777 or visit Nocoalert.org to sign up for specific alerts, including accessible alerts. Visit Ready.gov for information on how to prepare for any emergency. These simple tasks will give you peace of mind and put you in a better position if the worst should happen.

The Town of Berthoud is creating a Water Efficiency Plan (WEP) to help our community use water wisely now and in the yea...
09/09/2026

The Town of Berthoud is creating a Water Efficiency Plan (WEP) to help our community use water wisely now and in the years ahead. As with all of the Town’s master plans, we welcome community feedback. Please visit Engage Berthoud to learn more about the WEP and take the survey - https://bit.ly/EngageBerthoud_WEP

Once again, and for the final test of the 2026 season, no mosquitoes tested positive for West Nile Virus in Berthoud thi...
09/04/2026

Once again, and for the final test of the 2026 season, no mosquitoes tested positive for West Nile Virus in Berthoud this week (8/26). So, the Vector Index (VI), which measures WNV risk in an area, remains at 0.00. A VI above 0.5 predicts WNV cases in humans, and a VI above 1.0 is strongly correlated with increased human cases. Even though no WNV was detected in our area, it is important to protect yourself with the 4 Ds. (Drain standing water, Dress in long sleeves and pants, Defend by using bug spray, and limit time outdoors at Dawn and Dusk.) Visit https://bit.ly/Mosquito_Control for more information on protecting yourself, Vector Index data, and other mosquito control safety resources.

Town Hall will be closed on Monday, September 7, for Labor Day.
09/03/2026

Town Hall will be closed on Monday, September 7, for Labor Day.

In 2025, the Town participated in a brand assessment to explore updating our logo. The results highlighted what is impor...
09/02/2026

In 2025, the Town participated in a brand assessment to explore updating our logo. The results highlighted what is important to us as a community: we love our (correct) mountain view, honoring our heritage is vital, and we are proud of our dark night sky. We also determined that we didn't need a totally new logo. So we took what we learned, enlisted help from community members, business owners, non-profits, a local designer, and the Berthoud Museum, and came up with this refreshed logo. It’s clean, simple, and, we feel, it captures what makes Berthoud unique among Front Range communities. We hope you like it! Visit https://bit.ly/Berthoud_Branding for more information and to see the results of the assessment.

Now that school is fully back in session, we’re going to see more kids riding around on their bikes. The sharrows you se...
09/01/2026

Now that school is fully back in session, we’re going to see more kids riding around on their bikes. The sharrows you see around town indicate places we share the roads with the cyclists, both young and old, when there is no dedicated bike lane.

If you've spent any time at our parks this summer and thought they looked clean, mowed, and well cared for, thank our Pa...
08/29/2026

If you've spent any time at our parks this summer and thought they looked clean, mowed, and well cared for, thank our Parks Department. From mowing, field striping, playground equipment repairing, bathroom cleaning, and weeding, this team is all over town making sure we have parks you can be proud to show off. If you enjoyed time at our parks this summer, be sure to give them a high five or a wave if you see them out and about.

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807 Mountain Avenue
Berthoud, CO
80513

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