Greeley, Colorado, is one of those cities that has everything: engaging natural surroundings, strong community atmosphere, artistic and cultural ties and established city services. Greeley is located in Northern Colorado near the intersection of U.S. Routes 34 and 85. The Wyoming border is roughly 60 miles north, while Denver is about 50 miles southwest. Greeley's population is approximately 90,000, large enough to offer city-style entertainment and recreation and small enough to maintain its friendly atmosphere. The local real estate market consists of single-family homes, condominiums, townhouses, historic homes, and new estates, among a variety of other housing choices.
Residents enjoy the arts and celebrate their local history by getting together at community-organized events. Several organizations serve Greeley's artistic and historic interests, including the Greeley Chamber Orchestra, Greeley Children's Chorale, Centennial Village and the Greeley Community Theatre Troupe. Nature enthusiasts have access to the Poudre River Trail, Riverside Park Walking Trail, South Platte River and Riverside Lake. There are also several community parks and a regional park within city limits.
Public education is provided by Greeley/Evans School District #6. The district has an enrollment of over 17,000, spread over 32 campuses, making it the largest school district in Weld County. Opportunities for higher learning are available at the University of Northern Colorado and Aims Community College. The majority of Greeley residents are employed in one of the following economic sectors: education, health and social services, manufacturing and retail trade.











