Published on May 17, 2026
May 18 to May 24
May 19 from 6 to 8 p.m.
Town Hall
124 E Coal Creek Drive
May 20 from 5 to 8 p.m.
Downtown Superior
Main Street
May 20 from 7 to 9 p.m.
Superior Community Center
1500 Coalton Road
May 22
North Pool
11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.
1650 S. Indiana St.
South Pool
11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
3300 Huron Peak Ave.
Schedule is subject to change. Visit the Town Calendar for updates.
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May 11
During Monday’s Town Council meeting, the Council: held a joint dinner with the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee (PARC); heard a presentation and held a discussion with representatives of Big Tent BoCo regarding a 2026 Boulder County ballot question to go from three to five Boulder County Commissioners; made a proclamation for National Military Appreciation Month; approved an agreement renewal with Olson Outdoors to provide vegetative fuels reduction services; approved an intergovernmental agreement with Boulder County for the Nov. 3, 2026, Coordinated Election; approved an amendment to the 2026 Affordable Housing Grant Program Funding Agreement; approved an agreement renewal with Goat Bros for 2026-2027 Federal Emergency Management Agency Hazard Mitigation Grant Program-funded goat grazing services; approved an ordinance amending Section 1-3-20(a) of the Superior Municipal Code regarding municipal penalties; approved an economic incentive agreement with Ampersands LLC for reimbursement of certain business expenses; made appointments to the Cultural Arts and Public Spaces Advisory Committee and PARC; approved an ordinance amending Section 6-10-110(b) of the Superior Municipal Code regarding days of availability for festival short-term rental licenses; approved a resolution appointing Ryan Welch to the Planning Commission; and approved construction contracts with AD Miller Construction for the North Pool and South Pool Renovation Projects.
May 15
The Superior Historical Commission (SHC) Meeting held its monthly meeting on May 15. All members were present. Heather Cracraft served as Council representation. Lydia Yecke served as Staff representation. There was public comment from Jeanne Barrett, who requested follow up on the Spring Program and the video recording of such.
General Updates and Debriefing focused on updates related to the Marshall Fire Remembrance subcommittee, donations and deaccessioned items, and upcoming work with the Scroll and Stroll and QR code signage in Town. Debriefing addressed the strong turnouts for both the Spring Program and the historic walk. There were also details from Art Source and the framing of the Drumm’s Map. For the Work Plan Check-in there was a plan to have the cemetery opened on June 6 along with the museums and discussions about pursuing 501(c)(3) organization. The Commission is also being recognized for its Asti Park rebuild work at the upcoming Heritage Roundtable Award Ceremony in Boulder.
Concrete repair of sidewalks and curbs along Rock Creek Parkway from S Indiana St. to S 88th St. has completed. Beginning Saturday, May 16, the south half of Rock Creek Parkway between S. Indiana St. to S. 88th St. is scheduled to be closed for approximately 16 working days for roadway reconstruction. The project includes fly-ash treatment of the road subgrade to reduce soil swell and installation of new pavement. Two-way traffic will be maintained on the north side of the road, and cyclists will be moved onto the sidewalk through the work zone. Please note the following traffic impacts during this phase of construction:
The Town requests that only local traffic use Rock Creek Parkway during construction. All other traffic is encouraged to use Coalton Road and McCaslin Blvd. as detour routes while closures are in effect. Traffic speeds will be reduced to 25 MPH and fines doubled in construction zones. For phasing plans and approximate closure dates, please visit the Town’s Town Project page. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we complete these roadway improvements and work to reopen the road as quickly as possible.
Construction contracts for the North and South Pool renovation projects were awarded to A.D. Miller Construction at the May 11 Town Council meeting. Both pools will remain open for the 2026 regular swim season, with North Pool closing approximately two weeks earlier than usual to accommodate the construction schedule. Construction is anticipated to begin on North Pool on Aug. 24, 2026, followed by South Pool on Sept. 8, 2026. Construction on both pools is scheduled to be complete before the start of the 2027 swim season.
Concrete repairs within public right-of-way will start this week. These repairs will be completed primarily in residential areas throughout Superior as crews repair broken or failing sections of concrete to include sidewalks, curb and gutter, and concrete pans. During construction there may be temporary sidewalk or lane closures. Please contact Superior Public Works with any questions.
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