Weld County

Weld County is an administrative division in northern Colorado, covering flat prairie land and rolling foothills. Greeley serves as the seat of government and central hub for local administration.

This administrative division was created on November 1, 1861, among the first territorial units during Colorado's early formation. The name honors Lewis Ledyard Weld, who served as the first territorial secretary of what was then Colorado Territory.

The county maintains strong connections to its agricultural roots through yearly farming exhibitions, county fairs, and community gatherings.

The office in Greeley handles services such as vehicle registration, property assessment, and building permits. Most departments operate on weekdays during standard business hours.

A voucher system allows residents to use landfills at no extra charge, making disposal of bulky items easier throughout the year. The program runs continuously and helps households manage waste without added fees.

Location: Colorado

Inception: November 1, 1861

Capital city: Greeley

Shares border with: Kimball County, Adams County, Broomfield County, Larimer County, Laramie County, Boulder County, Morgan County, Logan County

Website: http://co.weld.co.us

GPS coordinates: 40.54000,-104.40000

Latest update: December 5, 2025 16:37