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Build Permits.. 303-538-7250
Rec. Center.... 303-255-7800
Trash Pickup... 720-977-6200
Utility Bills........303-538-7370
Zoning/Plans.... 303-538-7295
City Court........ 720-977-5400
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Welcome to the City of Thornton website. This site provides access to city government services and information. But beyond that, we provide a gateway into all things Thornton: arts and culture, recreational opportunities, community events, and more. Please explore our site and get to know Thornton better!
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City of Thornton Accident Alert
As of 09:35 on 11/02/11, the City of Thornton is on "accident alert." If you are involved in an accident and no one is injured, please do not call for a police officer. Exchange information with the other driver(s), report the incident to your insurance company, and then file a police report later. However, if any of the drivers involved in the accident cannot produce evidence of insurance, please call Thornton Police.
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Thornton graffiti removal program wins award  | Thornton's Graffiti Removal Program recently wins a national award for its innovative approach to eliminating graffiti... |
New skate park open and active The City's second skate park, at 134th Ave. and Holly St., has been successfully launched. And now many a skateboarder, BMX biker and inline skater are launching themselves airborne, thanks to local grants and Parks and Open Space tax revenues. |  |
2012 Government Procurement Workshop  | Business owners and managers: Want some tips on doing business with the City? The City of Thornton Economic Development Department is hosting a free 2-hour business resource workshop on January 27. |
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South Thornton Health Impact Assessment Healthy lifestyles and healthy neighborhoods go hand-in-hand. A draft report of the Health Impact Assessment (HIA) of the South Thornton Revitalization Subarea Plan is now available for public review and comment. All public input is welcome and will be considered during the finalization of this report. |  |
Join a "Community Read"  | The entire community is invited to read "To Kill a Mockingbird," a classic whose 1930s themes are still relevant today. Then attend the Community Read sessions that explore topics from the book and era, including discussions, movie screenings, refreshments, and music. |
January/February City Voice newspaper now available The January/February City Voice is out, featuring the new City Council, Adams County Jail's troublesome issues, a Digital Cities Award for the City, the latest park improvements and solutions to traffic congestion, and more! |  |
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Remember something on this page, but can't find it now? It's probably in our Archives... |
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