About Kersey
The Town of Kersey Colorado is home to around 1600 people. It is a close knit agricultural community and home of the Platte Valley School District; one of the most highly sought after school districts in Northern Colorado.
The Town of Kersey started as the Town of Orr. This only lasted a few years before the name was officially changed, but there continues to be many relatives of the Orr's in the area. The map shown in the pictures to the right is the original layout for the Town adopted well before our official incorporation dates in 1908 as the Town of Kersey. Interesting to note how government worked in the 1800's, largely based out of the Denver area with reference to Great Britain and Ireland.
Location
Kersey is conveniently located on U.S. Highway 34, just 3 miles east of Greeley in rapidly growing Weld County. Situated just east of the foothills of the gorgeous Rocky Mountains and south of the Pawnee Buttes. Kersey is only minutes from all the conveniences found in Greeley, Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor, and is approximately 1 hour from Denver International Airport and the Denver metropolitan area.
2017 Kohler Park New PlaygroundOrr Plat Kersey Orignal 2Orr Plat Kersey Orignal DescriptionKersey Town Hall
Higher Education
Higher education abounds in Northern Colorado. A slew of colleges and universities, including University of Northern Colorado, Colorado State University, Aims Community College, Front Range Community College and Morgan Community College are less than an hour away.
Boards & Commissions
Kersey is a Statutory Town, governed by an elected Mayor and six elected Trustees. Elections are held in November of even numbered years. Board of Trustee meetings are the second Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m.
The town has an active Planning and Zoning Commission that reviews all land use proposals and makes recommendations to the Board of Trustees. The planning commission is made up of the Mayor, three Trustees and three citizens at large who are appointed by the Mayor. Planning Commission meetings are the first Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m.
Services
Kersey is a full service municipality providing 24 hour police coverage, water and sewer services, a library, community center and recreation department. Please access the department links on this website for more information.
New Subdivisions
The Town has two new active subdivisions. Berryman Farm Subdivision has both residential and mixed use commercial zoning in place. The Kohler Farm Subdivision has both residential and industrial components. These two projects will increase the Kersey tax base and encourage future development.
Current Reports & Schedules
The Town of Kersey started as the Town of Orr. This only lasted a few years before the name was officially changed, but there continues to be many relatives of the Orr's in the area. The map shown in the pictures to the right is the original layout for the Town adopted well before our official incorporation dates in 1908 as the Town of Kersey. Interesting to note how government worked in the 1800's, largely based out of the Denver area with reference to Great Britain and Ireland.
Location
Kersey is conveniently located on U.S. Highway 34, just 3 miles east of Greeley in rapidly growing Weld County. Situated just east of the foothills of the gorgeous Rocky Mountains and south of the Pawnee Buttes. Kersey is only minutes from all the conveniences found in Greeley, Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor, and is approximately 1 hour from Denver International Airport and the Denver metropolitan area.
2017 Kohler Park New PlaygroundOrr Plat Kersey Orignal 2Orr Plat Kersey Orignal DescriptionKersey Town Hall
Higher Education
Higher education abounds in Northern Colorado. A slew of colleges and universities, including University of Northern Colorado, Colorado State University, Aims Community College, Front Range Community College and Morgan Community College are less than an hour away.
Boards & Commissions
Kersey is a Statutory Town, governed by an elected Mayor and six elected Trustees. Elections are held in November of even numbered years. Board of Trustee meetings are the second Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m.
The town has an active Planning and Zoning Commission that reviews all land use proposals and makes recommendations to the Board of Trustees. The planning commission is made up of the Mayor, three Trustees and three citizens at large who are appointed by the Mayor. Planning Commission meetings are the first Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m.
Services
Kersey is a full service municipality providing 24 hour police coverage, water and sewer services, a library, community center and recreation department. Please access the department links on this website for more information.
New Subdivisions
The Town has two new active subdivisions. Berryman Farm Subdivision has both residential and mixed use commercial zoning in place. The Kohler Farm Subdivision has both residential and industrial components. These two projects will increase the Kersey tax base and encourage future development.
Current Reports & Schedules