Moving companies in Greeley, CO.

Local services and rules

Moving to Greeley: who to call and what the city asks.

The City of Greeley downtown area runs from 5th Street to 16th Street and from 7th Avenue to 11th Avenue, and crews remove snow there curb to curb. Greeley sweeps downtown streets weekly on Fridays in the early morning, and sweeper operators post temporary No Parking signs as needed. Greeley is the county seat of Weld County.

Vehicles left in Greeley streets

A vehicle can stay in a Greeley public right of way for 72 hours without moving. After a ticket and notice, it is towed at the owner's expense if it is still not moved 72 hours later.

Separately, Greeley's street rules make it illegal to leave a vehicle unattended within any portion of a street or highway right-of-way for 24 hours or more.

Downtown permits from Greeley Parking Services

Greeley Parking Services issues three types of digital permits: individual, employer/property manager and neighborhood permits. A downtown permit for an individual or an employer or property manager can register up to four license plates, but only one vehicle can be in a permitted area at a time.

Refuse, leaves and snow on Greeley property

In Greeley it is unlawful to throw or sweep refuse of any kind into a street, sidewalk, gutter, sewer, intake, alley, vacant lot or other property, which includes leaves and tree limbs. Sidewalk snow removal is ultimately the responsibility of the property owner.

Greeley water and sewer bills

Greeley water and sewer bills can be paid in several different ways. When a property is bought or sold, the title company orders a final bill two business days before closing, and the first bill for a new property owner comes at least a month after closing.

Recycling, organic waste and hazardous products

Home recycling in Greeley is arranged through private businesses; the city lists Waste Management, Republic Services and Mountain High Disposal. The Greeley Organic Waste (GROW) Center takes grass clippings, leaves, plants, Christmas trees and other designated organic materials.

Weld County residents can dispose of household hazardous products for free at facilities operated by the county.

Greeley Evans Transit and Express Arrow

Express Arrow regional bus service, with its stop and ticket counter at the transit headquarters, runs daily departures to Cheyenne and Denver.

On Greeley Evans Transit, students ride free with a current school ID from any elementary, middle or high school in Greeley or Evans. The system also provides ADA paratransit service for individuals who cannot use the fixed-route bus system because of a disability, within ¾ mile of its fixed routes.

School enrollment, property records and voter registration

Greeley-Evans School District 6 asks for proof of the current physical address; accepted examples include a mortgage statement, lease agreement, rent receipt or utility bill.

The Weld County Assessor offers a property search by owner name, address, account number, subdivision or parcel number. The Weld County Treasurer collects county property taxes and distributes them to the various taxing authorities.

A Greeley resident can register to vote in person at the Weld County Election Office at 1250 H St, Greeley, up to and including Election Day.

Greeley floodplain rules

The City of Greeley is a member of the National Flood Insurance Program, which lets property owners buy flood insurance from the NFIP. Greeley offers a property-level flood risk search by address that shows the flood zone. Construction in any Special Flood Hazard Area in Greeley needs a Floodplain Development Permit, applied for through the eTrakit permitting system.