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Charter violation battle heats up at Loveland City Council - Vimarsana News

Charter violation battle heats up at Loveland City Council

Loveland City Council voted on Friday to hire a special prosecutor to take on a case involving four Loveland City councilors accused of violating the charter guidelines on open meetings.

Special counsel calls for further investigation of Loveland City Council open meeting allegations - Vimarsana News

Special counsel calls for further investigation of Loveland City Council open meeting allegations

Saying “public policy should not be decided behind closed doors,” attorney Christopher Gregory told Loveland City Council on Tuesday that there is sufficient evidence to support a misdemeanor criminal prosecution of four current and three former members for violations of state open meeting law.

Loveland City Council accepts resignations from two direct reports - Vimarsana News

Loveland City Council accepts resignations from two direct reports

Loveland City Council voted to approve separation agreements with City Attorney Moses Garcia and Municipal Judge Geri Joneson on Tuesday, though one discussion was much friendlier than the other.

Pulliam foundation president: 'Loveland grew up in this building' – Loveland Reporter-Herald - Vimarsana News

Pulliam foundation president: 'Loveland grew up in this building' – Loveland Reporter-Herald

‘Who’s who in Loveland’ turns out on Thursday for the official kick-off of renovation work on the historic Pulliam Community Building on Cleveland Avenue.

Loveland city attorney proposes $341K separation package - Vimarsana News

Loveland city attorney proposes $341K separation package

The Loveland City Council Tuesday will consider an amicable separation package proposed by embattled Loveland City Attorney Moses Garcia that totals more than $341,000. That figure, largely to be paid through the city’s general fund, is just short of three times the more than $127,000 Garcia would have received under the normal termination provisions in his contract. “The city attorney is a neutral adviser to (the) City Council on the law with the goal of protecting the city,” Garcia wrote in a statement emailed to BizWest late Thursday afternoon. “It is unfortunate that my position ha...