Mountain View voters will soon decide whether to amend the Town Charter to adopt a Council-Manager form of government, a change that would reshape how executive authority is assigned and how day-to-day leadership is structured. Mountain View currently operates under a Mayor-Council form of government, where the Town Charter assigns executive responsibility to an elected
Mountain View residents are being asked to pay close attention to outdoor watering rules this spring as drought concerns continue across the Front Range. Because water service in the community is split between Denver Water and the Wheat Ridge Water District, the restrictions and watering schedules are not the same for every household. Some homes
Mountain View may be small in size, but this spring we have big opportunities to get involved and shape the future of our town. As your Town Administrator, I want to invite every neighbor to take part in three simple ways: chime in, clean up, and show up. 1. Chime In: Mountain View Police Department
The Town of Mountain View successfully completed its first workshop for the Mountain View Code and Character (MVCC) project on February 9, 2026. Town Attorney Austin Pierce Flanagan led a guided conversation with Town Council about the town’s current zoning, shared proposed options for moving forward, and received specific direction on the next steps for
