Erie Together

06/01/2026

Be sure to put June 14th on your calendar. Sign up to get involved.

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06/01/2026

While the work we do is free to the community, there are costs to doing it. Currently, we have a small goal of $1000 to help us establish our start-up costs. We over halfway to the goal! Please consider a contribution in any amount.

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05/31/2026

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05/30/2026

If you are concerned about the Town of Erie, Colorado - Government selling our mineral rights, this June 2nd meeting is a very important one to attend.

The Erie Town Council will hold a public meeting regarding the Draco Well Pad and the Town's mineral rights on Tuesday, June 2, at 6 p.m. in Council Chambers at Town Hall.

This meeting is for discussion and information sharing only. No decisions will be made and public comment will not be taken.

If a final agreement is reached in the future, a public hearing will be scheduled and residents will have an opportunity to provide public comment at that time.

A link to watch the meeting and all meeting materials will be available by the end of business today (May 29) at www.erieco.gov/calendar.aspx

05/29/2026

Last night, Erie Together hosted our first event, "So You Think You Want To Be A Candidate?"

Turnout was great, Thank You Erie! And extra special Thank You to our panelists, Patricia Waak, Debbie Stamp from the Town of Erie, Colorado - Government , Planning Commissioner Ben Hemphill, Town Councilor Emily Baer, and Mayor of Westminster Claire Carmelia.

Watch for more events and news from Erie Together!

05/26/2026

Thank you to all our veterans.

05/14/2026

Welcome to Erie Together

This page is open to all who care about Erie and want to stay informed, engaged, and involved in our community.

To keep this space productive and respectful, we ask everyone to follow a few simple guidelines:

✅ Respect others, even when you disagree
✅ Stay on topic (Erie issues, local government, schools, growth, community concerns, events)
✅ Share facts and sources when possible
✅ Ask questions in good faith
✅ Assume neighbors care, even if they see things differently

🚫 No personal attacks
🚫 No harassment, bullying, or intimidation
🚫 No hate speech or discriminatory remarks
🚫 No false information knowingly shared
🚫 No spam, self-promotion, or unrelated political content
🚫 No threats toward residents, officials, businesses, or organizations

We reserve the right to remove comments or block repeat offenders to keep this page constructive.

Erie deserves better conversations. Let’s build them together.