News Flash

City of Grand Junction Hosts Water Lights at Night

The City of Grand Junction is planning to host the 2^nd annual Water Lights at Night on Saturday, October 7, 2023, from 5:30 – 8 p.m. at the Butterfly Pond at Las Colonias Park. Admission is free. 

“Water lanterns have been used in many different c...

Projects Affecting Traffic for the Week of October 2, 2023

City of Grand Junction Projects with Travel Restrictions

24 Road and G Road – Traffic Roundabout Project

• Moderate traffic impacts and new lane configurations
• 15 mph speed limit around 24 Rd. and G Rd. roundabout 
• Access to Canyon View Park,...

Grand Junction Seeks Input on Unhoused Strategies

The City of Grand Junction is seeking additional input on strategies to respond to the needs of the unhoused community as part of an overall Unhoused Needs Assessment. The city will host two virtual meetings for community members on Wed., October 18 at 1 ...

City of Grand Junction Continues Tennis Courts Conversion Project

The tennis and pickleball courts at Lincoln Park will close on Friday, September 29 for multiple weeks until the completion of the tennis and pickleball expansion project. This also includes the closure of the courts at Pine Ridge in the Redlands for resu...

City of Grand Junction Announces Tomaszewski Director of Finance

The City of Grand Junction announced Jennifer Tomaszewski, CPA as its new Finance Director, a position that became open with the retirement of Jodi Welch from this role. City Manager Greg Caton selected Tomaszewski after conducting a national search earli...

Riverfront Trail Closure for Asphalt Replacement Program

City Continues Inventory of Lead Pipes in the Community and Begins Planning for Replacement Program

Last year the City of Grand Junction Utilities Division began work to meet the requirements of the Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) established by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reduce lead in drinking water. The rule requires that...

EngageGJ.org Offers Online Platform for Community Input

The City of Grand Junction's online platform EngageGJ.org offers a way for community members to comment and share ideas about city plans and projects, especially when it just isn't practical to attend a Council meeting or public forum. W...