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City Council - 2026 - July 1 - Regular Meeting - Media

Published: Jul 1, 2026

Community DevelopmentAll

Updates on CML, Riverfront Murals, and Community Resources

Councilmember Stout provided updates on the Colorado Municipal League (CML) Executive Board elections and upcoming policy committee meetings. She also mentioned the call for artists for riverfront trail murals, with proposals due August 12th, and highlighted a CML session she led on 'default empathy and leading through conflict.' She also attended the sensory store ribbon cutting, recommending it as a valuable community resource.

Public SafetyOther

City Manager Thanks First Responders, Extends Sympathy for Fallen Firefighters

City Manager Mike Bennett publicly thanked first responders, the police department, fire department, and partner agencies for their work fighting fires and expressed sympathy for the families of three wildland firefighters who died in the Snyder fire. He also acknowledged the community's support during processions and their understanding regarding the delay of fireworks.

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Community Members Advocate for Orchard Mesa Pool and Question City Transparency

During public comments, Jesse Miltier and Bobby Cleve spoke in favor of maintaining the Orchard Mesa Pool. Miltier expressed frustration with the perceived lack of transparency from the City Council regarding the pool's future and questioned the naming convention of the new recreation center pools. Cleve thanked the council for delaying fireworks, suggested using drones instead due to noise and environmental concerns, and advocated for keeping the Orchard Mesa Pool open, emphasizing its accessibility for the Orchard Mesa community. Brianna Board also spoke in support of the Orchard Mesa Pool, urging its extension for at least a year after the new rec center opens to gather more data on dual-pool viability. Rhonda Bates also voiced support for the pool, inquiring about the results of an executive session with the school district and questioning survey wording. Sandra Gere highlighted the Orchard Mesa Pool as a key community asset for physical activity, public health, and youth engagement, arguing that the valley can support two indoor pools and that discontinuing the pool would harm the community's heart. Dr. Robert Schreibner, commuting from Palisade, expressed strong support for the Orchard Mesa Pool's water temperature and community, even offering a $5,000 incentive for it to remain open until 2030.

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Grand Junction Declares July as Parks and Recreation Month

The City Council issued a proclamation declaring July as Parks and Recreation Month in the City of Grand Junction. The proclamation highlighted the integral role of parks and recreation in community well-being, health, economic prosperity, and environmental health. It specifically mentioned the upcoming opening of the state-of-the-art Community Recreation Center at Matchett Park. Several members of the Community Recreation Center team were introduced.

Community DevelopmentOther

Councilmember Reports on Homeless Services, Police Awards, and Skate Park Grant

Councilmember Bialfus reported on activities with the Homeless Coalition and MCCUH Transportation Group, including a tour of the Hilltop Drop-In Facility for young adults (18-24) which provides job skills, assistance with IDs, and life navigation. Bialfus also attended the Police Department Award Ceremony, highlighting stories of bravery and citizen involvement. Additionally, Bialfus reported on the Emerson Skate Park receiving a $350,000 grant from the Colorado Lottery, which led to the city receiving the Starburst Award for excellence in using lottery funds.

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