Automated readings from the city-wide flood warning system, which is made up in part of stream-flow gages throughout the city. While these data specify flow rates at each gage, extreme care should be taken if using these measurements as flow data; the sensors are not placed ideally for accurate flow measurements and they are not monitored closely enough for this purpose. This is the raw sensor data and analysis would be needed to use for anything but flood monitoring.

The real-time map of these values is located at https://gisweb.fcgov.com/HTML5Viewer/Index.html?viewer=Flood%20Warning

Revisit the flood of 1997 and how it impacted our community

This portal provides easy access to GIS open data from your city government. We encourage the use of public data that the City of Fort Collins has published to spark innovation, promote public collaboration, increase government transparency, and inform decision making

Bi-weekly homeless/transient contacts made by police services August 2016 to last month. Includes 4 most common call types.

This memo depicts police contact activity with the homeless/transient population from the most recent full two week period (October 17, 2019 to November 13, 2019) and historical analysis of similar contacts. The data come directly from the Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) system and is reliant upon the words homeless or transient noted in the call, or as a TRAN (Transient Contact) call type.

This Facebook page has details on the most-wanted individuals as posted by the Fort Collins Police Services. If you have information about any of the individuals, you can call or text 970-480-7250, or you can use the Send a Tip form on the Facebook page.

If you encounter a wanted fugitive, do not confront them. Move to a safe place and call 911 immediately.

This geospatial data set includes all new construction permits within the City of Fort Collins city limits from 2000 through 2016

View the City of Fort Collins" journey through Open Data and future plans

Full department list from OpenBook, with the overall summation of payments for each department over the time period. The time period is the "All Years" range in OpenBook, which is a rolling 24 months.

Full list of expense types from OpenBook, with the overall summation of payments for each expense type over the time period. The time period is the "All Years" range in OpenBook, which is a rolling 24 months.