The City of Westminster is committed to the local economy and city council wholeheartedly supports immediate action to help the community mitigate these unprecedented challenges, in these unprecedented times.
To learn more about COVID-19 resources available to the community, click the links below.
COVID-19 Business Resources COVID-19 Housing Resources
The WestyRISE initiative is helping the Westminster community recover from the COVID-19 crisis by providing resources and programs specifically targeted toward Westminster economic resilience, including business grants, reopening guides, and a list of open restaurants.
Also visit our WestyRISE Results page to see how these programs have benefited the Westminster business community.
WestyRISE Initiative WestyRISE Results
Smack dab between Denver and Boulder, Westminster has prime proximity to both the exceptional intellectual capital available in Boulder, as well as the incredible millennial workforce in the Denver metro area. Plus we’re right in the heart of the U.S. 36 Tech Corridor connecting Denver to Boulder.
Just ask companies like Ball Corporation, Maxar, Zimmer Biomet and Trimble. They’re either putting down roots of stretching out.
New development is happening throughout the city. We’re taking a different approach to some of our new growth while still maintaining more than 30% of our land for open space, parks, and recreation — all while working to preserve and revitalize our historic areas.
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CARES Act funding will help provide assistance to vulnerable Adams County Westminster residents, and landlords applying on their behalf
City offering housing assistance grant program to benefit residents impacted by COVID-19
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