Locations

City Administration
200 South Main
Pueblo, CO 81003
Phone: (719) 553-2655
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City Clerk
200 South Main Courtroom 2
Pueblo, CO 81003
Phone: (719) 553-2669
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City Hall
1 City Hall Place
Pueblo 81003
Phone: (719) 553-2489
Fax:
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Announcements

Pueblo County Department of Engineering and Public Works Wins Award
Pueblo County’s Department of Engineering & Public Works received “2012 Best Overall Quality”  in the City Street, New or Reconstruction division by the Colorado Asphalt Pavement Association (CAPA). The Colorado Asphalt Pavement Association recently presented the “2012 Best Overall Quality” award to the Pueblo County Department of Engineering and Public Works in recognition of the reconstruction of McCulloch Boulevard in Pueblo West, Colorado.  The...

Pueblo Wins 2013 Governor's Historic Preservation Award
Lieutenant Governor Joe Garcia and History Colorado honored the City of Pueblo and Historic Pueblo Inc. at History Colorado's 27th Annual Historic Preservation Awards Ceremony on February 6th in Denver. The award recognizes projects that preserve and protect Colorado's diverse history and heritage. The City of Pueblo and Historic Pueblo, Inc. were recognized for the Pueblo Neighborhood Heritage Enhancement Project.

Pueblo Wins the 2013 Governor's Arts Award
Gov. John Hickenlooper recently announced that the cities of Aspen and Pueblo are the recipients for the 2013 Governor's Arts Award. The cities will be honored at the closing luncheon of the 2nd Annual Creative Industries Summit on April 12, 2013 in Pueblo.

Emergency Utilities Registry for Persons with Disabilities
People who depend on electricity or gas for life sustaining equipment may register with their utilities for priority service when there is a power outage at the following contacts: Black Hills Energy - Medical Emergency Opt-In Customer Service Center: 1-888-890-5554. Xcel Energy - Medical Emergency Opt-In Customer Service Center: 1-800-895-4999.

The City of Pueblo has Finally Reached the Top in a Survey of Top-ranked Technology Performance
The Center for Digital Government and Digital Communities today announced the top-ranked local governments in its 10th annual Digital Cities Survey. The survey recognizes municipalities that successfully incorporate information technology into operations to better serve constituents, businesses, and city government. After several years of competing, the City of Pueblo was ranked 1st in the survey among cities with similar populations size.

City Hall Renovation Project update
Chris Kaufman
City Council Member, At Large and Council President
Steve Nawrocki
City Council Member, At Large, and Council Vice President
Judy P. Weaver
City Council Member, District 1 and Work Session Chair
Chris Nicoll
City Council Member, At Large
Eva Montoya
City Council Member, District 2
Leroy Garcia
City Council Member, District 3
Sandy Daff
City Council Member, District 4

Aviation
The airport is located approximately five miles northeast of the Central Business District of Pueblo and is used for commercial passenger flights, charter, military, business, passenger service.

City Administration
The City Manager is the Chief Executive Officer of the municipal corporation and is responsible for enforcement of the laws and ordinances of the City; for the appointments, suspension or removal of all employees (subject to Civil Service provisions); and for the preparation of the annual budget and the financial operation of the City. 

City Clerk
The Mission of the City Clerk's Office is to provide quality support and assistance to the City Council, the City Administration and the Citizens of Pueblo in four areas consisting of the Liquor and Beer Licensing, Records Management, Municipal Elections and overall Clerk of the City Council.

Civil Service
The Civil Service Commission has the responsibility to recruit, screen, and test all applicants for the City’s classified service. This includes Police, Fire, Streets, Fleet Maintenance, Parks and other City Departments.

Finance
The mission of the Department of Finance is to provide the point of contact for the public and other agencies on all City financial matters; to provide seamless fiscal support and financial management advisory services for all other Departments and Activities functio; to maintain the official financial records of the City of Pueblo; and to provide reporting as necessary for accountability.

Fire
It is the Pueblo Fire Department's responsibility to protect the life and property of City residents and visitors.

Housing and Citizen Services
Our mission is to provide decent housing, create a suitable living environment and expand economic opportunities, for low and moderate-income households.

Human Resources
Providing the comprehensive human resource function for City Departments including employment, classification, benefits, employee relations, equal employment opportunity, affirmative action, and research and analysis.

Law Department
The mission of the Law Department is to provide quality legal services to the City in accordance with the Charter requirements. This mission is accomplished by providing prompt, courteous and professional service.

Municipal Court
The City of Pueblo Municipal Court's mission is to provide an efficient, equitable, and impartial forum to hear and resolve alleged violations of the City of Pueblo Municipal Code and to effectively and efficiently impose and collect fines, costs, and penalties due the City of Pueblo.

Parks and Recreation
Our goal is to allow every participant to have a positive experience whereby he/she not only learns skill development but also has fun and learns lifelong positive social skills.

Planning and Community Development
The Department of Planning and Community Development oversees and facilitates the physical development of the City of Pueblo. The Department manages commercial, industrial and residential development; zoning code enforcement; long-range planning; environmental conservation; and urban transportation.

Police
The Mission of the Pueblo Police Department is to enhance the quality of life in the City of Pueblo by working cooperatively with our community and within the framework of the United States Constitution, to solve crime problems and to enforce the laws, preserve the peace, reduce fear and provide for a safe environment

Public Works
The mission of the Department of Public Works is to maintain the City's infrastructure in a safe and functional condition, to meet all requirements of the Nation's Clean Water Act, and to ensure that all public improvements are designed and constructed in accordance with good engineering standards.

Purchasing
The Purchasing Department exists to provide city departments and outside agencies with a central location for purchasing goods, equipment, and services while encouraging an atmosphere of fairness, honesty and integrity in dealing with customers, suppliers, and staff. 

Transit
The mission of Pueblo Transit Department is to provide safe, reliable and timely transit service to the public in a courteous and professional manner as cost effectively as possible.

Wastewater
The mission of the Wastewater Department is to collect and reclaim wastewater in a manner that is protective of public health and the environment. 
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