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Johnstown Clerk Estimates Special Recall Election Could Cost $30,000–$35,000
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Johnstown Clerk Estimates Special Recall Election Could Cost $30,000–$35,000

  • Johnstown Republic
  • September 16, 2026

A potential special election to recall Johnstown Mayor Michael Duncan could cost the Town an estimated $30,000 to $35,000, according to Town Clerk Meghan Martinez. […]

Johnstown Mayor Recall Petition Submitted With 559 Signatures
  • Local Government

Johnstown Mayor Recall Petition Submitted With 559 Signatures

  • Johnstown Republic
  • September 16, 2026

Update — Sept. 16, 2026: This article was updated to include Mayor Michael Duncan’s public Facebook response to the Republic’s post following the submission of […]

Records Complicate Key Claims Behind Recall Effort Against Johnstown Mayor Michael Duncan
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Records Complicate Key Claims Behind Recall Effort Against Johnstown Mayor Michael Duncan

  • Johnstown Republic
  • September 8, 2026

Update — Sept. 16, 2026: Recall organizers submitted 559 signatures by the Sept. 15 deadline. Town Clerk Meghan Martinez said the Clerk’s Office has five […]

Larimer County Voters to Decide 0.3% Sales Tax Increase in November
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Larimer County Voters to Decide 0.3% Sales Tax Increase in November

  • Johnstown Republic
  • August 29, 2026

Larimer County voters will decide this November whether to approve a new 0.3% countywide sales and use tax for wildfire and disaster resilience, roads and […]

Weld RE-5J Places $4 Million Mill Levy Override Extension on November Ballot
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  • Local Government

Weld RE-5J Places $4 Million Mill Levy Override Extension on November Ballot

  • Johnstown Republic
  • August 29, 2026

Weld RE-5J voters will decide this November whether to extend a $4 million annual mill levy override that currently helps fund staffing, school safety, mental […]

Johnstown Approves Transfer of 3.9 Miles of I-25 Frontage Road
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Johnstown Approves Transfer of 3.9 Miles of I-25 Frontage Road

  • Johnstown Republic
  • August 18, 2026

Johnstown will take ownership of approximately 3.9 miles of the Interstate 25 east frontage road after the Town Council approved the transfer Monday night in […]

Johnstown Approves Long-Term Blueprint for Downtown Redevelopment
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Johnstown Approves Long-Term Blueprint for Downtown Redevelopment

  • Johnstown Republic
  • August 18, 2026

Johnstown has approved a long-term blueprint for downtown redevelopment that establishes priorities ranging from sidewalk and streetscape improvements in the historic downtown to potential major redevelopment projects over the next 10 to 20 years.

Johnstown Could Take Control of 3.9 Miles of I-25 Frontage Road
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Johnstown Could Take Control of 3.9 Miles of I-25 Frontage Road

  • Johnstown Republic
  • August 16, 2026

Johnstown could soon assume responsibility for nearly four miles of the east frontage road along Interstate 25, a move that would give the Town greater […]

Johnstown Senior Center Faces Redesign as Recreation District Considers Pulling Out
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Johnstown Senior Center Faces Redesign as Recreation District Considers Pulling Out

  • Johnstown Republic
  • August 16, 2026

Johnstown’s planned Senior Center could undergo a significant redesign as the Town prepares for the possibility that Thompson Rivers Parks & Recreation District will withdraw […]

Johnstown Opens Applications for Data Center Advisory Committee
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Johnstown Opens Applications for Data Center Advisory Committee

  • Johnstown Republic
  • August 3, 2026

The Town of Johnstown is accepting applications from residents interested in serving on a new committee that will study data-center development and recommend possible policies […]

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Johnstown Council to Consider Permanent 8-Mill Property Tax Reduction Monday; Town Staff Recommends Against Proposal

  • October 18, 2026

The Johnstown Town Council will consider a proposal Monday, October 19, to permanently reduce the Town's property tax mill levy by eight mills over four years. The proposal could lower…

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Johnstown Police Acknowledge Department Policy Was Not Followed in Former Sergeant’s Intoxication Case

  • October 15, 2026

The Johnstown Police Department has acknowledged that its established procedures were not followed in handling an incident involving a former police sergeant who reported for duty intoxicated in May. In…

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Halloween Candy Prices Have Risen 71% in Five Years. Here’s What Johnstown Families Can Expect to Pay

  • October 13, 2026

With Halloween less than three weeks away, Johnstown families preparing to welcome trick-or-treaters may notice that filling the candy bowl costs considerably more than it did just a few years…

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Johnstown Mayor Recall Petition Falls Eight Signatures Short After Cure Review

  • October 9, 2026

Johnstown Town Clerk Meghan Martinez has determined that the petition seeking to recall Mayor Michael Duncan remains insufficient following the recall committee's October 6 cure submission, leaving the effort eight…

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Johnstown Council to Discuss YMCA Audit Findings and Disputed Repayment Claims June 22nd

  • Johnstown Republic
  • June 18, 2026

The Town of Johnstown and the YMCA of Northern Colorado are headed into a public discussion over a forensic audit that has raised questions about financial reporting, subsidy payments, payroll…

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Town Says HOAs Cannot Fine Residents for Dead Lawns During Level 3 Restrictions

  • Johnstown Republic
  • April 21, 2026

Johnstown officials said Monday that homeowners' associations cannot fine residents for dead or brown lawns caused by compliance with the Town’s newly adopted Level 3 water restrictions. During Monday’s meeting…

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  • Local Government

Records Complicate Key Claims Behind Recall Effort Against Johnstown Mayor Michael Duncan

  • Johnstown Republic
  • September 8, 2026

Update — Sept. 16, 2026: Recall organizers submitted 559 signatures by the Sept. 15 deadline. Town Clerk Meghan Martinez said the Clerk’s Office has five business days to review the…

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Why Bella Ridge Golf Course, Parks, and the Cemetery Are Still Being Watered During Level 3 Restrictions

  • Johnstown Republic
  • April 21, 2026

As Johnstown’s Level 3 water restrictions take effect, some residents have questioned why places such as Bella Ridge Golf Club, the local cemetery, and several parks continue to appear green…

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