Fort Collins' annual State of the City event to be held virtually

Jacy Marmaduke, Fort Collins Coloradoan
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The city of Fort Collins will hold its State of the City event at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 1, in a virtual format.

Mayor Jeni Arndt and Interim City Manager Kelly DiMartino will host the event, an annual tribute to the previous year in city government and look ahead at the year to come. The city will be hosting the event remotely rather than in person because of the ongoing COVID-19 surge in Fort Collins.

The event will be livestreamed in English and Spanish at fcgov.com/stateofthecity. You can also watch on FCTV via Connexion, cable channels 14 and 881, AppleTV and Roku.

The city is working with Nosh, which offers food delivery service for local restaurants, to promote the event. Nosh is a restaurant-owned delivery service that charges lower commissions to participating restaurants. You can use the code FOCOLOVE at noco.noshdelivery.co to get $5 off your delivery from Feb. 1-3 (Tuesday through Thursday).

For a preview of the city's 2021 highlights, check out the annual Report to the Community at fcgov.com/stateofthecity.

Jacy Marmaduke covers government accountability for the Coloradoan. Follow her on Twitter @jacymarmaduke. Support her work and that of other Coloradoan journalists by purchasing a digital subscription today.

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