A Message From Darin Atteberry, City Manager
Hello, and welcome to the Fort Collins City Manager's Office. Here at the City of Fort Collins we are passionate about creating a vibrant, world-class community. Approximately 1,400 full-time employees, and up to 1,000 additional seasonal employees, work diligently to provide exceptional service to our residents and visitors.
We strive to be a model for an entrepreneurial, high quality City government. Over the past few years, weve deliberately moved toward an open, data-driven organization focused on accountability and results. We care about our environment, and have a strong commitment to protecting it. We care about our community, and provide high quality facilities and programs. We care about fiscal responsibility, and are dedicated stewards of the community's resources.
The City of Fort Collins operates within a council-manager form of government, which means that the City Manager is the chief executive officer of the City and is responsible for the overall management of City operations. The City Manager works in close partnership with the Mayor and City Council, who are responsible for setting the policy direction of the City.
On fcgov.com, you will find a wealth of information about our City and the services we provide. I always like to hear from you, so please feel free to e-mail me with any comments or suggestions.
Sincerely,
Darin Atteberry
City Manager
Current Issues
City Council recently adopted the final draft of the Downtown River District report which provides conceptual plans to transform the area northeast of Old Town Square, including Jefferson, Linden and Willow Streets and Lincoln Avenue, into an area that is welcoming, visually pleasing and ready for infill development and redevelopment. The improvements made to the River District area will reflect the values of our community. The improvements are completely respectful of the river and its surrounding natural environment and also reflect the need for business access and mobility through the area.
Monthly Financial Report
Get the scoop monthly on the City's Financial Activities including Revenue and Expenditure Analyses of the General Fund, Utilities, etc.
View September 2008 report...» (PDF 260KB)
Diane Jones
Deputy City Manager
Diane Gambit Jones currently serves as the Deputy City Manager with the City of Fort Collins, Colorado. She has been with the City for 17 years. In February of 2007 her responsibilities changed and she now oversees the Community Services Service Area as well as the City Clerk’s Office. These various services include:
Culture, Parks, Recreation and Environment
- Park Planning and Maintenance
- Recreation Services and Facilities
- Cultural Services—Performing Arts and Science/Museum Services
- Natural Resources—Natural Areas, Air Quality, Solid Waste
Planning, Development and Transportation
- Planning and Community Development
- Development and Zoning Services
- Building and Neighborhood Services
- Streets
- Parking
- Engineering
- Traffic Operations
- Transportation Planning
- Transit Services
City Clerk
- City Council Agendas
- Records Management
- Elections
- Passport Services
- Liquor Licensing
As Deputy City Manager, she has several years’ experience in budget and finance operations, policy and project oversight, and working with a wide variety of community boards and organizations.
Prior to joining the Fort Collins’ organization, Diane served as the Assistant City Manager in Gresham, Oregon overseeing planning, building, engineering, public works and emergency preparedness operations.
Wendy Williams
Assistant City Manager
Wendy Williams works for the City of Fort Collins, where she is currently the Assistant City Manager. She has been with the City for more than 20 years, much of that time as the Deputy General Manager at the Utilities.
She is the City's representative to Character Fort Collins, and has served as the Board President for the last 2 years.
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