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In this month's edition of City Update, we'll cover:

Loveland's City Council, pictured top to bottom, left to right: Geoff Frahm, Ward 1; Sarah Rothberg, Ward 2; Kalina Middleton, Ward 3; Caitlin Wyrick, Ward 3; Jen Swanty, Ward 1; Andrea Samson, Ward 2 and Mayor Pro Tem; Patrick McFall, Mayor; Laura Light-Kovacs, Ward 4; and, Zeke Cortez, Ward 4.

The Loveland City Council is an important part of the governance structure that establishes ordinances, approves budgets, and reviews the long-term vision for the community. Council members also represent the City on various regional and state boards and organizations. Policy making resides with elected officials, while oversight of the day-to-day operations of the community resides with the City Manager.

Learn more about the City Council structure and how to connect with meetings.

Monday, March 9, 2026, 5 - 7 p.m.
Pulliam Community Building
545 Cleveland Ave.

This open-house-style event is a great opportunity to stay informed and learn more about City of Loveland projects.

Beginning in January 2026 and continuing through 2028, the City of Loveland’s Water Reclamation Facility will undergo a major, multi-year improvement project with upgrades designed to support future growth while maintaining strong, dependable operations every day.

With the City of Loveland’s new Growing Loveland program, we’re inviting property owners to help identify public easement areas, specifically the space between sidewalks and streets adjacent to their property, that could benefit from new trees. 

Learn more about the Growing Loveland program.→

When it comes to internet service, choosing local isn’t just a feature — it’s a commitment to community. Pulse Fiber Internet is more than an internet provider; it’s a municipal utility crafted for the people who live and work here. That means you can have it both ways: world-class
connectivity paired with the personal touch of a local team.

City of Loveland Utilities is excited to partner with conservation nonprofit Resource Central to help you save on your water bill. Learn more about Garden in a Box and Waterwise Seminars that can help you with resources, tools, and services to transform your landscape into a waterwise paradise!

Garden in a Box kits are beautiful and affordable. Kits go on sale in March, but you can preview kit options today.

With free Waterwise Seminars, you can learn how to transform your lawn into a thriving, sustainable landscape.

Managing your utility account is easier than ever with paperless billing. Get bills online, reduce paper waste and stay organized. For convenience, sign up for free, automated payments and never miss a due date—your bill is paid on time, every time.

Stay connected with what's happening at the City.

Don't miss these community highlights.

Saturday, February 14, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Loveland Museum (503 N. Lincoln Ave.)

Celebrate the Sweetheart season at the Loveland Museum! Participants can explore a variety of hands‑on activities at their own pace, including a station dedicated to vintage‑style valentines featuring charming retro imagery, lace accents, and nostalgic flair.

Check out Loveland Museum programs and events →

Saturday, February 14, 3 p.m.
Rialto Theater Center (228 E. 4th St.)

It's Valentine's Day. Are you planning on missing one of the most fun, quotable movies full of dread pirates, true love, and INIGO MONTOYA? Inconceivable!

Get your tickets now →

Friday, Feb. 20, 7:30 p.m.
Rialto Theater Center (228 E. 4th St.)

The entire theater gets swept away to Oz in this fantastic new adaptation of the classic show. The audience will sing, create sound effects, and respond as munchkins, crows, and flying monkeys. Tickets are $30 per adult; $20 per kid (includes ticketing fee).

Learn more and purchase tickets →

Event schedules are subject to change and may require registration. Please consult the links above for more information before planning attendance.

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