City of Loveland Utilities

06/12/2026

All City offices and most facilities will be closed on Friday, June 19, 2026, in observance of Juneteenth. Some service schedules will also be altered. Here's the info:

City Offices
🚫All City administrative offices will be closed. Utility payments can be dropped off or made online. For payment options, visit: lovgov.org/UtilityBilling. Pulse Fiber Internet customers can contact 970-744-4226 for 24/7/365 technical support.

Trash & Recycling
🚫The Recycling Center will be closed.

Transportation
✅There will be City of Loveland Transit (C**T) bus service.
🚫 C**T offices will be closed.

Things To Do
✅Golf Loveland courses will be open.
✅Visit Loveland's East Gateway Visitor's Center will be open.
✅Chilson Recreation and Senior Center will be open.
✅Winona Outdoor Pool will be open.
✅Rialto Theater will be open for scheduled events;
🚫Rialto box office will be closed. Tickets can be purchased online at: RialtoTheaterCenter.org
🚫Loveland Public Library will be closed.
🚫 Loveland Museum and Gallery will be closed.

Public Safety and Support
✅Loveland police and fire services remain available 24/7/365.

Emergency Info
Report a power outage, water or wastewater emergency or streetlight outage to City of Loveland Utilities. Report a power outage by calling: 970-633-1043. Report a water or sewer break by calling: 970-962-3456

For all other emergencies, always dial 9-1-1. For events that are not an immediate threat to life or safety, dial the Loveland Police Department's non-emergency line at 970-667-2151.

06/12/2026

Loveland residents: Watch your mailboxes. 📬 This week, 4,000 randomly selected households will start receiving information about the City of Loveland’s biennial National Community Survey and we want to hear from YOU!

Your confidential feedback helps guide City priorities and ensures we’re focusing on what matters most to our community.
✔ Mailed surveys are legitimate and should be returned by July 27.
✔ For those who don't receive a survey by mail, an online and paper survey option will be available to all residents July 6–27.
✔ Both survey versions are identical, but if you receive instructions through the mail, please complete that one to help us keep our data statistically valid.

Survey results will be compiled and shared with the community this fall.

📊 Explore previous survey results at: lovgov.org/CommunitySurvey

06/11/2026

Also happening this Saturday — you won’t want to miss the Loveland Historical Society’s Open House from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.!

Stroll through the xeriscape gardens, meet with CSU Master Gardeners, and get expert tips on low‑water landscaping. High Plains Environmental will be on-site with a HUGE plant sale featuring native and waterwise plants.

Explore the Milner‑Schwarz House, check out the Garden Railway, and enjoy a peek into Loveland’s past — all while discovering how beautiful waterwise gardening can be.

Come say hello and learn more about local Waterwise Program resources. See you Saturday!

Water Wise! Come get advice from CSU Master Gardeners. Buy water wise plants from High Plains Environmental. The City of Loveland will provide resource material on their Water Wise programs.

06/11/2026

Join us this Saturday, June 13 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for Northern Water’s annual Conservation Gardens Fair.

Our Water Efficiency Team will be on-site sharing resources, answering questions, and helping you discover simple ways to save water at home. Explore the beautiful gardens, enjoy activities for all ages, and soak up inspiration for your own outdoor spaces.

We can’t wait to see you there!

06/10/2026

Ready to save water with one simple switch?

Instead of hosing down patios and sidewalks, try sweeping. Sweeping keeps pollutants out of storm drains, reduces water waste and still leaves your spaces clean.

It’s a small habit change that saves water and money. Every responsible choice adds up. 💧

06/09/2026

Congratulations to our three outstanding Utilities team members who graduated from Leadership Loveland through the Chamber of Commerce on Friday, June 5! 🎓

Your commitment to learning, leadership and community service reflects the very best of our organization. We’re incredibly proud of your hard work and excited to see the positive impact you’ll continue to make across Loveland.

Great job, graduates! 🌟

📸 From left to right: Catharine Kellogg, Chris Koponen and Ali Pascell

06/05/2026

🚧 Project Update: East First Street Wastewater Interceptor 🚧

We’re excited to share that two-way traffic will reopen on East First Street on the evening of June 5.
Temporary traffic controls will remain in place as crews complete final project work. Motorists are encouraged to use caution and follow all posted signs when traveling through the work zone. The project is expected to be completed in mid-June.

Thank you for your patience and support as we make these necessary improvements that will benefit the community for years to come.

📞 Questions? Call 970-783-7225
📧 Email: [email protected]
🔗 Learn more: https://www.letstalkloveland.org/first-street-wastewater-improvements

06/05/2026

Loveland, enjoy the ride! 🚗✨

North Taft Avenue heading southbound is open!

This past year, the Public Works and Utilities Departments worked on another collaborative project to improve our water and stormwater infrastructure, as well as the roadway. The North Taft Avenue Water and Storm Improvements Project began in December 2025. In 2026, waterline infrastructure was completed in March and then followed up with majority of the stormwater work completed.

Work on the east side of Taft Avenue along the west bank of Lake Loveland has been delayed due to higher-than-normal lake water levels this past winter. If water levels allow for safe construction in early 2027, the remaining stormwater improvements will move forward. The final phase of work will include replacing large shoreline rocks and installing erosion control measures to help stabilize the bank.

Don't worry, Loveland, we won't be closing the road again. You may see a single lane or sidewalk closure during this work though.

We appreciate everyone's patience as we completed another major capital improvement project for our water and stormwater divisions. To view previous work, visit https://www.letstalkloveland.org/taft-ave-water-storm-improvements

06/04/2026

Join us this Sunday, June 7 at the first Farmers Market of the year!

Our Water Efficiency team will be onsite to answer all your questions about how to save water and make every drop count. 💧

Come learn simple tips, great resources and ways to boost your home’s efficiency.

🥑 Holy guacamole! The Farmers Market returns for the season in less than 2 weeks, and we couldn’t be more excited!!! 🌽🍓🌻

Join us for Opening Day on June 7 featuring:
🚲 Bike & Trails Day 🚲
In honor of bike month, ride your bike to the Farmers Market and receive $5 in Market Bucks (for the first 200 bike riders)! 💵

We’ll also be celebrating National Trails Day with Open Lands and community partners! Enjoy:
✨ Prize opportunities ✨ Fun giveaways ✨ Bike tune-ups from local bike vendors
✨ Trail and outdoor recreation info ✨ And so much more!

So grab your bike, your reusable bags, and come kick off another amazing Farmers Market season with us! 💙🥕🚴

06/03/2026

We are proud to be a sponsor of the Loveland Youth Gardeners Garden and Art Show!

Event details:
📅 Saturday, June 20
🕗 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
📍 2500 E 1st Street

A wonderful community event celebrating local youth, gardening and art. Let’s support their great work! 🌿🎨