All Voluntary Evacuations Lifted in Greeley

New Information

All voluntary evacuations in Greeley have been lifted.

Residents are asked to continue watching river and stream levels as fluctuations in the river level will occur daily depending on weather conditions and other factors. The river is still over its banks in many locations and several roads are still closed. Please use caution

Road Reopens

D Street from 11^th Avenue to 14^th Avenue (Island Grove Park east entrance)
25^th Avenue from F Street to O Street

Preliminary Damage Estimates:

City of Greeley’s Building Inspection Division conducted initial damage assessments today and reported the following estimates of damage to private residences and businesses.

11 damaged residences - estimated 6 with minor damage and 5 with major damage
12 damaged businesses - estimated 9 with minor damage and 5 with major damage

Voluntary Evacuation Notices Still Effective:

5^th Street on the north (includes addresses on both sides of the street); 7^th Street on the south (includes addresses on both sides of the street); 6^th Avenue on the west (includes addresses on both sides of the street); and the Poudre River on the east.

FLOODING STREET CLOSURES IN GREELEY

5th Street from Hwy 85 to 5th Avenue
6th Avenue from the Poudre Bridge to 3rd Street
71st Avenue at the Poudre River
83rd Avenue at the Poudre River
95th Avenue at the Poudre River

Additional Trail/Park Closures:

The Poudre River Trail in Greeley is now closed from 11th Avenue in Greeley west through Windsor.
Rover Run Dog Park is closed until further notice.
Poudre Ponds Recreational Fishery in Greeley is also closed to public access.
The Poudre Trail parking lot, trail head and open space at 71st Avenue are closed.
Use caution while traveling along the Larson Ditch and Sheep Draw Trail corridors, including the McCloskey Natural Area, Pumpkin Ridge Natural Area and Hunters Cove West Natural Area flash flooding has occurred during and after recent storms.