Urban Renewal

The URA is a public-private partnership, where the public investment is supported by tax increment financing while the majority of the project is funded by the private sector. Tax increment financing, known as a TIF, is the amount of additional tax collected within the urban renewal area after the URA project begins. Learn more about urban renewal authorities throughout Colorado.

URA Executive Director Reports

The Commerce City Urban Renewal Authority (CCURA) is committed to keeping our community informed about ongoing redevelopment efforts and key project milestones. To support transparency and provide residents with timely, accurate information, the Executive Director provides regular reports to the CCURA Board. These Executive Director Reports highlight recent activities, project updates, and other important developments within the city’s urban renewal areas. Residents are encouraged to review these updates to stay engaged and learn more about how the CCURA is working to strengthen neighborhoods, support economic vitality, and enhance quality of life. Residents who would like to receive broader weekly updates on city operations, programs, and initiatives can also sign up for the City Manager’s Week in Review Report. Click the dropdown below to view the reports and check this page regularly for updated information.