The City of Fort Collins GIS Online Mapping tool (FCMaps) provide current, timely and local geographic information in an easy to use viewer. FCMaps is mobile friendly and will work well on tablets and smartphones as well as a desktop browser.

Here you will find locations of the Art in Public Places projects.

A breakdown of the category of all assets on the OpenData Portal on the specified date. Categories consist of the City's seven outcome areas and additional important classifications.

These values represent all assets on the platform, including those that aren't available to the public, either due to sensitive or otherwise protected information or because they're undergoing the process of public release. For a current list of publicly-posted Portal assets, go to the Published Asset Inventory.

A breakdown of the datatype of all assets on the OpenData Portal on the specified date. Datatypes consists of all available types on the Portal.

These values represent all assets on the platform, including those that aren't available to the public, either due to sensitive or otherwise protected information or because they're undergoing the process of public release. For a current list of publicly-posted Portal assets, go to the Published Asset Inventory.

This data set contains information on the utility consumption and costs at multiple City facilities.

This dataset provides records from the General Ledger, which includes individual expense records associated with the City of Fort Collins City Council.

Each year's data are appended annually within two months of the year end.

To review all City business expenses, please visit https://openbook.fcgov.com

Visualization of total expenses by department over the OpenBook 'All Years' time period.

Visualization of total expenses by expense type over the OpenBook 'All Years' time period.

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

The Bicycle Master Plan envisions Fort Collins as a world-class city for bicycling. It is a city where people of all ages and abilities have access to a comfortable, safe, and connected network of bicycle facilities, and where bicycling is an integral part of daily life and the local cultural experience. The Bicycle Master Plan sets a vision for the year 2020, when one in five people will ride a bike, and bicycle-related crashes will be fewer than today.