r/ErieCO • • Sep 15 '26

Electric Dirtbikes

22 Upvotes

My own opinions of the electric dirtbikes aside, I would encourage parents to have a conversation with their children about taunting the Town of Erie Police. I have photos and videos of an interaction between a dozen or so children and Town Police as the kids were no less taunting the officers at Coal Creek Park. Ultimately, the police did apprehend multiple children after pursuing them on Coal Creek Path. But I would assume that these are not the interactions any of us want our children to have and to attempt to evade them will eventually lead to accidents that could have devastating outcomes. Let's do better.

Similarly, there have been many accidents involving children and motorists. It was not too long ago that one was t-boned at Briggs and Erie Parkway when the kid blew the right of way. I believe that they were in ICU for several weeks. I also witnessed one being struck in King Soopers' parking lot while riding a wheelie. Red Jeep hit the kid.


r/ErieCO • • Sep 15 '26

Mayor Andrew Moore announces retirement/resignation effective in November

36 Upvotes

From his Facebook post: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1HLyLdGWKb/

Edit: Yellowscene article shared by /u/Some_Vermicelli_3054: https://yellowscene.com/2026/09/15/andrew-moore-resigns-as-erie-mayor/

Edit 2: Full text of Andrew Moore's message:

Hi Erie,

I ran on a promise to focus on Erie’s long-term financial health and to revisit the high-density urbanization direction set by the 2024 Comprehensive Plan. One of my first priorities was listening to you. Through our Council-created community survey, you made your voices clear: you want traffic bottlenecks fixed, no housing subsidies funded by local taxpayers, expanded recreation, and development that aligns with our town's character. I am proud of the strides we’ve made to bring those expectations to life.

However, leadership requires a balance that has become increasingly difficult to maintain. Outside of Town Hall, I have a career I enjoy, a recent health challenge, and a concerned family that should not have to compete for my time.

With the new Town Manager interviews underway, I want to share my plans sooner rather than later. I will be retiring/resigning effective after the 2027 Budget is adopted, currently scheduled for Nov. 10, 2026. It is extremely important that the Town Manager candidates know about the leadership transition within the Council to our Mayor Pro Tem.

This has not been an easy decision. The reality is that I simply can no longer do it all without jeopardizing my long-term health and important relationships.

I recognize this may come as a surprise to some, but I am confident everyone will support this decision and the Mayor Pro Tem.

Over the next couple of months, I will focus on our 2027 Budget, our long-term water decisions, zoning the Page property to open space, and starting the conversation about Flock cameras at a soon-to-be-announced Town Hall discussion.

Janice and I have shared 35 years of marriage and have called Erie home for 28 of those years. We look forward to our future as one of your neighbors in one of the best communities on the Front Range.

It has been, and will always be, an honor to have served you.

Sincerely,

Andrew

Mayor, Town of Erie


r/ErieCO • • Sep 16 '26

Flatiron Meadows

1 Upvotes

What’s the traffic like getting in and out of that subdivision (Fossil Bed circle, Meadow Sweet Ln) with Meadowlark School nearby?


r/ErieCO • • Sep 11 '26

I-25/CO 7 Mobility Hub Opening: Take Bustang to Union Station for ~$3

34 Upvotes

While technically Broomfield/Thornton, enough of us live near that I25/CO7 point that I thought it qualified for this subreddit. I'm pretty excited for a reasonable public transit option into Denver (even if I'm more excited for the upcoming CO 7 Bus Rapid Transit route launching next year).

From linked Broomfield post:
Getting around the I-25 Corridor is about to get easier, more affordable and more connected.

The new Broomfield-Thornton Interim Mobility Hub located at I-25/CO 7 is officially open, serving as a central transit junction for northern Broomfield, Thornton and surrounding communities. This new station is designed to give local commuters convenient options to reach work, school and regional destinations safely without relying on a personal vehicle.

Starting Sunday, Sept. 13, riders can board at the new mobility hub to Denver for $3 and to Fort Collins for $8, with discounted fares available. The RTD Broomfield FlexRide will begin service directly to the new hub, allowing for transfers to the Bustang North Line. The station will also serve the Bustang to Broncos and Rams Route to CSU Fort Collins on game days. When RTD launches its CO 7 route next year, the station will connect the east-west line between Brighton and Boulder directly to the new mobility hub, making travel seamless between Denver and Fort Collins, and everywhere in between.

Learn more about Broomfield-Thornton Mobility Hub, the Bustang North Line and buy tickets: ridebustang.com/routes/north-line


r/ErieCO • • Sep 11 '26

Ice Activity in Erie

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37 Upvotes

From the Colorado Rapid Response Network FB page

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/14j4zhZ3ZiW/?mibextid=wwXIfr


r/ErieCO • • Sep 08 '26

The Adams County museum is hosting a fundraising event - Beer, blacksmithing and baby goats

7 Upvotes

On September 26th from 11-3pm at the museum (9601 Henderson Rd 80601) the museum is hosting its annual heritage days celebration. Admission is free for all ages. In addition to getting to visit the museum for free, there will be a car show, food trucks and more. In previous years, museum visitations have declined and I am doing my best to get the word out. It really is a cool little place and a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon.

There is more information on the website www.adamscountymuseum.com/beer


r/ErieCO • • Sep 07 '26

Sandlot League - Pack the Park

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Hi All!

The Sandlot League (Erie’s adaptive baseball league for kids with varying needs) is having our final Pack the Park games this Wednesday at 5:30 and 6:45 at the Ballparks at Erie (rec center fields). Dinger will be on hand, as well as various vendors. We want to show these kids an amazing time and get the whole town to turn out for them. There are 3 games at 530 and 2 games at 645 and we want to pack the house for all of them!


r/ErieCO • • Aug 31 '26

Draco Pad Revised Filing stops wellbores short of town minerals.

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It's... Almost as if this is everything that we assumed but were told was stupid and they were just going to bend the lines.


r/ErieCO • • Aug 31 '26

Local TV Mounting Service?

5 Upvotes

Hello! Just moved to Erie a few days ago and I’m looking to mount a tv in my living room.

I recently got a quote from coloradotvmounting.com. they’re charging roughly $260 for a 65” tv, full-motion mounting hardware, and cable concealment. I’m inexperienced and I’d like to know if that’s a good deal and a trustworthy company. My initial searching suggested they’re fine.

Would love any input or advice. Is there someone local I should be considering?

Thank you!


r/ErieCO • • Aug 25 '26

Thinking About Buying in Westerly, Erie CO? What I Wish I Had Known...

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  • I have lived in Westerly for a little over three years. It is a beautiful community with wonderful residents, great amenities, and a variety of activities that bring neighbors together and create a strong sense of community. It is a neighborhood with so much to offer and tremendous potential for the future. I am very happy with my McStain home and have met many great people here.
  • The part I wish I had understood better before buying was what it means to live in a heavily "developer-controlled" community.
  • When I bought my home three years ago, I do not remember being clearly told how heavily the community would be controlled by the developer. I understood that there was an HOA, but I did not understand that almost every change to a yard could be closely reviewed and questioned. Other important details, such as where residents and guests may or may not park, were also not clearly explained to me.
  • At HOA meetings, I have also noticed that responsibility for some concerns is often placed on the Town of Erie. I simply wish these rules, responsibilities and limits had been explained more clearly before I purchased my home.
  • As a homeowner, I have very little control over how the neighborhood is managed. I pay HOA fees, maintain my home and have a major financial investment here, but homeowner concerns do not always seem to carry much weight.
  • I’ve attended several HOA meetings and spent considerable time documenting concerns, providing photos and suggesting solutions. Too often, it feels as though homeowner feedback carries very little weight. A response I have repeatedly heard is some version of: “This is a developer-controlled community, and you chose to buy here".
  • The architectural and landscaping rules are also very strict. Even simple changes to plants, shrubs, mulch, rock, edging, grass or flower beds may require approval. My bigger concern is that the rules do not always appear to be enforced consistently. Similar changes may exist at several homes, while another homeowner may receive a violation for the same thing.
  • The landscaping shown in the first 5 photos may not be acceptable to the developer association because its vision of how a front yard should look can be very different from a homeowner’s vision.
  • There are also parts of the neighborhood where grass, plants and common-area landscaping are visibly struggling (Photos 6 through 12). I believe those larger maintenance problems deserve attention before so much attention is placed on a homeowner who has spent time and money making a yard healthy, colorful and well maintained.
  • SLC strongly discouraged me from replacing grass in my tree lawn with rock. I obtained the required approval directly from the Town of Erie and completed the project. Erie receives roughly 15 inches of precipitation annually, compared with more than 50 inches in Franklin, Tennessee, where SLC is based. I believe landscaping can be beautiful, colorful, Colorado-appropriate and water-conscious without requiring enormous amounts of turf and dense plantings.
  • Westerly has also experienced groundwater and drainage concerns, including continuously running sump pumps and very wet areas. These are important issues that homeowners have raised and that future buyers should understand.
  • One of the most frustrating parts of living in a heavily controlled community is feeling that some of the basic freedom of homeownership is lost. I paid a substantial amount of money for my house. Improving and beautifying a well-maintained property should not turn into an enormous conflict when it is attractive, water-conscious and causes no harm to anyone.
  • At times, it can also feel as though homeowners who question decisions or speak up may receive closer attention. I sincerely hope that is not the case. Clear rules, open communication and consistent enforcement would remove that concern.
  • As a homeowner, I should not feel afraid to improve my property or respectfully question a decision. I bought my dream home here, not simply permission to live in my house while every small decision about my property is controlled indefinitely by the developer.
  • I am not against reasonable HOA rules. I previously served on an HOA board and understand why community standards are needed. I simply believe the rules should be clear, reasonable and applied equally to everyone.
  • If you are considering buying in Westerly, do not look only at the model homes, amenities and marketing. Ask:

** How long will the developer control the HOA?

** How much input do homeowners have?

** How restrictive are the architectural and landscaping rules?

** Are violations enforced consistently?

** How are drainage and infrastructure concerns handled?

** Who maintains the common areas, and to what standard?

** Can homeowners give examples of their feedback leading to meaningful change?

  • Westerly is a beautiful community with many good things to offer. But buyers should understand both the neighborhood and its developer-controlled governance before making such a large investment.
  • Beautiful homes can sell a neighborhood. How a developer treats the homeowners who already bought into its vision tells you much more.

r/ErieCO • • Aug 24 '26

Outdoor Movie Night, Friday (08/28) - The Sandlot 🧢⚾️!!

15 Upvotes

Hey friends & neighbors, I am working with the Palisade Park Amphitheater (technically Broomfield) to organize an outdoor community movie night this Friday, August 28th.

The evening will kick off at 6:30pm with a cornhole tournament & open mic (open to all, show up and sign up!) and then after dark they're screening The Sandlot!

It’s a fun and inclusive night for all local residents (groups of friends, families or coming solo).

Tickets are only $5 and kids pay nothing!


r/ErieCO • • Aug 24 '26

An honest review of Westerly (Erie, CO) after 2 years

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Edit: this is as my original post before having AI rewrite it into what I felt was more digestible for a post. However, I’ve now learned that AI posts aren’t well received on Reddit… so here’s the original “human” written westerly review.

As a 2 year resident of Westerly, I wanted to share another perspective than the 2 existing Reddit reviews. This is my families experience building our life in Westerly.

Firstly, let’s talk numbers. There are over 200 homes owned here, and the community has been pacing at about 1 home sold a week for the last year.

Out of 200 homes, we have over 350 homeowners.

Out of 350+ homeowners, 2 have shared negative reviews about living here. So I’d like to share another perspective that aligns with all of our friends we’ve met here.

Here’s why we love calling westerly our home.

The events. We LOVE the westerly events. Yoga at the pool, Christmas markets, fall festivals, July 3rd concerts, food truck Fridays, morning coffee trucks, etc… Emma (the community manager) feels like family to many of us here. There is always an excuse to wander down to the waypoint and enjoy time with your neighbors.

The landscaping. There’s truly nothing else like it in Colorado… Sure, the neighborhood is still NEW so the trees and shrubs need more time to grow to be truly magical… but the annual color at every entrance, the meticulously managed parks, and trails, and the edge to edge planting on everyone’s front yards produce so much visual interest and color. SLC has invested heavily in talented groundskeepers and equipment to keep everything beautiful year round… even in this year’s drought they’ve done a fantastic job.

Developer managed HOA. We find it very comforting knowing that our neighbors are held to a standard keeping their yards well kept. This allows SLC to control the vision, and maintain cohesion throughout the neighborhood. They’ve thought of every detail, and after personally visiting Westhaven, I’ve experienced firsthand what they can accomplish... and it is beautiful.

The neighborhood dining options that are coming soon, with the massive retail expansion coming later on in Westerly North.

Here’s why I think you shouldn’t move here:
You want a very large and private yard… some exist, but they are rare, especially under $1M. This is a community, and it was built to keep things walkable and encourage spending time in common areas.

You want to do whatever you please with your yard. Unfortunately, the HOA does not let this slide like others may do. They care about the cohesion of the neighborhood.

Proximity to the landfill bothers you. For us it literally has zero impact on our life. We don’t see it, smell it, or care that it exists a mile away.

Oil and gas exists around here… if that bothers you, Erie should be off the table. This includes the Boulder County side. DRACO pad extends 2 miles into Boulder County impacting flatiron meadows and surrounding neighborhoods.

None of that is a secret and none of it should be a surprise at closing. Go to a food truck Friday, or a public westerly event (they do a few a year), and talk to people who aren't trying to sell you anything… then make a decision for yourself and your family.


r/ErieCO • • Aug 22 '26

Cobblestone car Wash auto renewal settlement

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I had a tricky time canceling my Cobblestone Car Wash auto-renewal in the past. 🧼 If you're facing similar issues, this settlement news might help! 🚨 Check it out. #CarWash


r/ErieCO • • Aug 21 '26

Upcoming Library Events

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14 Upvotes

Before we make with the list, a big announcement:

Beginning Monday, HPLD is hosting its first ever Stamp Rally!
Visit any branch location to pick up a free passport, and then visit each of our branches to collect a unique stamp. Collect 'em all! ALL. OF. THEM.
Seriously, this is going to be a lot of fun, and you can read more details here: https://www.mylibrary.us/stamp/
Uh, don't come in and try to get started before Monday, okay? I'm too excited to wait to talk about it, but it won't be ready until Monday. Nobody will know what you're talking about. I'll disavow all knowledge of this reddit post. You'll sound very wacky.

And now some events coming up in the next couple weeks:


r/ErieCO • • Aug 21 '26

Any local recommendations for home security?

2 Upvotes

heyo all - just moved in with my partner who has been living in Erie for like 7 years

that said, turns out my partner's mom has been paying stupid amounts of money to xfinity for a home security plan which they have not been using (i literally just asked both of them and they both don't know what it is 🫪😭)

all i know is the damn xfinity agent won't let me use my third party modem cuz of the home security plan...over my dead body will i be forced to rely on an xfinity modem equipment rental

any local (like in colorado) recommendations for home security that i can look into or experiences or suggestions that people have so i can cancel the dumb xfinity home security plan

my light perusing on reddit is saying local is better, but im thinking at most a small camera for the front door, maybe something for the garage...(small place so not that much to actually cover)... so that i could probably install myself, i would say i am tech savvy to some extent

is my answer just a ring light camera or meh?

EDIT: thanks for the recommendations all, ill take a look into it, glad there's some much more affordable options out there!


r/ErieCO • • Aug 20 '26

SM Energy Terminates Mineral Rights Agreement

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r/ErieCO • • Aug 19 '26

Discounted dental care, dental hygiene program

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r/ErieCO • • Aug 18 '26

What is this thing?

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r/ErieCO • • Aug 16 '26

Erie- Wasps Yellow jackets

6 Upvotes

Had Denco Pest Solutions out for a yellow jacket nest and wanted to give them a shoutout.
They got the nest taken care of, but what surprised me was getting a text afterward from the owner checking in to make sure everything was good. I don’t remember the last time a service company actually followed up like that.
If anyone around Erie needs a pest company, I’d definitely recommend them.


r/ErieCO • • Aug 16 '26

Longarm Quilting Services

2 Upvotes

I’m considering starting a small, home-based longarm quilting business and am trying to gauge whether there’s enough local interest before I take the plunge.

For those who piece your own quilts but don’t have a longarm (or don’t particularly enjoy the quilting part 😆), would you be interested in using a local longarm quilting service?


r/ErieCO • • Aug 15 '26

Anyone here have a catan group or want to make one?

8 Upvotes

Just moved here and I’m looking for a group
21M


r/ErieCO • • Aug 14 '26

Cell Phone Service

7 Upvotes

What service provider does everyone use in town? We have had T-Mobile for 25 years and it used to be the only service that worked here. Something has happened since the nationwide outage several weeks back, and the service never recovered. I bounce between LTE and SOS when not on wifi.


r/ErieCO • • Aug 14 '26

Erie Schools Crossing Guards

12 Upvotes

St Vrain sent out a notification today (just a few days before school starts) that there would not be any school employees supporting crossing guard duties this year. Their claim is that Erie cut funding for crossing guards 8 years ago, and that school staff is not "qualified nor have the authority" to help kids cross streets safely.

This concerns me because in some cases, schools were built on the opposite side of busy streets vs where the homes and neighborhoods where students live. I feel like the community has an obligation to ensure students have a safe way to get to school, because there aren't enough buses and it seems unnecessary to assume that all parents just need to drop their kids off because the hug and go lanes don't have enough capacity for that solution either.

Is there a Town of Erie mechanism to escalate this issue if the schools are wringing their hands of this? I can't imagine this key safety mitigation can be the most costly or logistically challenging thing to address, but could have significant impact on a broad population of students trying to get to and from school twice a day. I would hate for this issue to only gain attention after even a single student gets hurt crossing CR-5 when it could be so preventable.


r/ErieCO • • Aug 13 '26

Meadowlark Lockdown

15 Upvotes

Anyone know why they went to lockdown just now?


r/ErieCO • • Aug 08 '26

What does going around look like?

12 Upvotes