The City of Fruita is conducting a comprehensive Housing Needs Assessment through the end of 2025. This study is a key step in helping the City understand its current and future housing …

Fruita is a place where children, adults, and the elderly feel safe walking and biking to schools, parks, or downtown. Fruita is a community where people are invested and constantly working …

The City of Fruita offers a wide variety of programming for all ages. To register and learn more about all of our offerings, please visit our Athletics Registration Page.

The City of Fruita is a Home Rule City with a Council-Manager form of government. The six-member elected City Council makes policy decisions and enacts legislation while a …

The City of Fruita works closely with citizens on a variety of issues, and several boards and commissions have been formed to help facilitate communication and idea-sharing regarding …

Fruita's history boasts steady growth for over a century, with descendants of many of the original pioneers still living in the area. Today, Fruita still appreciates its western heritage and its …

Activity Guide 2025 - Fall and Winter Activity Guide Every year, three times a year, the City of Fruita creates a guide to help you with all things Fruita Parks and Recreation.

The Parks and Recreation Department is located at the Fruita Community Center, 324 N. Coulson St., Fruita, CO 81521, and is open for program registrations and general information during …

Any holiday closures that effect our entire facility can be found in our quarterly Activity Guide and on the City of Fruita's website. Any closures for special events will be posted around the …

The City of Fruita maintains a web-based GIS system in an effort to inform the public and help keep city staff up-to-date with changes in infrastructure, amenities and land use issues.