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The City of Pueblo has a long and colorful history dating back to 1842, when it was called Fort Pueblo. What brought our city from a small fort in southern Colorado to the backbone of Colorado were the ore mines.

Three hundred days of sunshine each year plus the flow of the Arkansas River and Fountain Creek provide rich agricultural land and ample recreational activities. Pueblo County (pop. 166,475) and the City of Pueblo are the regional hub for business, transportation, and culture in Southern Colorado.

Sales tax returns need to be RECEIVED by the City of Pueblo no later than the 20th of the month. Monthly filers should submit the previous month’s sales. Ensure to sign and date the return (reverse side) before submitting. This is a requirement to be considered a completed return.

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Heather Graham was sworn into office on February 1, 2024, as the second mayor in recent Pueblo history. This is her first four-year term as mayor of Pueblo. Graham is a proud, born and raised Puebloan. She attended South High School and began her college career at the University of Northern Colorado.

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COMMUNITY MAPS City Map 11” x 17” (1.16MB) 36” x 48” (38.8MB) 60” x 72” (112.00MB) Parks and Open Spaces 11" x 17" (1.6MB) 36" x 48" (14.9MB) 60" x 72" (15.0MB) Pueblo City Schools Elementary Schools and districts (39.30mb) Middle Schools and districts (39.10mb) High Schools and districts (39.60mb) Regional Trails System 11” x 17 ...

Jun 7, 2020 · The Colorado Smelter Revitalization Plan ("CSRP") proposes strategies in three themes: Connectivity and Cultural Heritage, Thriving Neighborhoods, and Vibrant Commercial.