July is National Parks and Recreation Month!

Help us celebrate the importance of our community's parks and recreation facilities and learn more about how to utilize the places that bring Pueblo a higher quality of life, safer places to play, and healthy alternatives through recreational programming for all.

Participate in 31 days of free or low-cost, family and child friendly activities throughout the month.

Featured Event:

July 2nd: Take your child fishing at City Park's Horseshoe Lake or Lake Joy.

Every Thursday: Farmer's Market at HARP, 4 to 8 pm

And Don't Forget Events Every Friday!: FREE FRIDAYS at McHarb Park in Avondale – Cheerleading, T-ball & Machine Pitch!
FUNTIME FRIDAYS at Pueblo Plaza Ice Arena 6 to 10 pm ($2)

Also available is a full calendar of the
month's events in PDF format! (1.4MB)

City of Pueblo: Annual Reports	*For Pueblo's Form of Government*	HOMELAND STATUS: ELEVATED
Adopt-A-Streetscape	*For Pueblo's Form of Government*

www.pueblopal.com

The Pueblo Police Activities League (PPAL) is a non profit charitable organization established in 1969 to provide athletic and other endeavors to Pueblo youth during high-risk hours, and to be a positive interface between the Pueblo Police Department and the community.

Haven't gotten your Digital TV Converter Box
for the big switch on June 12th yet?

Puebloans should know that the FCC will continue to respond to requests for coupons until July 31, or until supplies are gone. Read more about it!

The Clean Up Pueblo Advisory and Planning Committee was established by Resolution No. 11313 (June 9, 2008) to serve as an advisory committee to the City Council. The mission of the Committee is to meet with the public and various community organizations in order to solicit input and prioritize the cleanup efforts within the City. Visit us at www.cleanuppueblo.us

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A Fact Sheet About

SWINE FLU

For Pueblo Residents

Swine Flu Info

A common city street lamp The City of Pueblo and Black Hills Energy are looking toward the future
to save on energy costs, reduce greenhouse emissions,
and provide better lighting for city roadways!

The LED Street Lighting Program

A City of Pueblo Public Bus

State Fair Shuttle

August 28th – September 7th

This year the State Fair Shuttle Parking will be at the new Main Street Garage.

Buses will depart every 15 - 30 minutes from Main Street and travel to the Beulah Gate of the Fair Grounds. Parking will be free and covered and it will cost only $1 for the round trip, maximum $5 per family group. Security will also be provided.

Shuttle is sponsored by the Colorado State Fair and the City of Pueblo.

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2009
City of Pueblo
ANNUAL
BUDGET

City Council Meetings ONLINE

Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) - 9.8MB PDF
for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2007

The City of Pueblo
Wants You To Know!

Pueblo Parks & Recreation
Spring / Summer
Fun Guide

Got a parking ticket?
Don't have time to pay
it at Municipal Court?

Then Pay Your Ticket Online!
Use your Visa, MasterCard, Discover,
or American Express card!
Just click on Pay Parking Tickets Online
and fill in the appropriate information
Or you can call (800) 444-1187
and an operator will take
your payment by phone.
A small administrative fee will be charged
for this convenient online or phone service.

Still have questions??? Contact the Pueblo Municipal Court at (719) 562-3810

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