Preserving Fort Collins’ Quality of Life for ALL.

SUBDIVIDE AND CONQUER: The realities of HOME (A Short Documentary)

A Must Watch for Fort Collins residents! This short documentary portrays the havoc and divisiveness that the YIMBY agenda has wreaked in Austin, TX. The Land Use revisions are nearly identical as those revisions that have been proposed by the Fort Collins City Council (and now repealed TWICE by citizen-driven petition). Similar revisions include the weakening of public input, transparency, and process, and the subdivision of lots in existing neighborhoods to cram in multiple dwelling units where one home exists today. This important documentary might as well have been filmed in Fort Collins.

Residents ask: “What is the YIMBY national org (501c4), and why are YIMBYs endorsing Fort Collins City Council candidates?”

Residents ask: “What is the YIMBY national org (501c4), and why are YIMBYs endorsing Fort Collins City Council candidates?”

One Councilmember responds to residents who ask: “What is the YIMBY national org (501c4), and why are YIMBYs endorsing Fort Collins City Council candidates?”

Several community members asked for answers in front of Fort Collins City Council last night (9/19/2023) about YIMBY Action, a national organization that is working to have a disproportionate influence our local council election, and particularly our local land use. YIMBY Action is a pro-development, pro-density organization that uses ‘people-centric’ language to mask their corporate-centric agenda, and they are endorsing a slate of candidates in our local election. YIMBY Action’s process is to “shape the candidates they endorse” and are also likely to back them with dark money. Fort Collins needs representatives who are shaped by our neighbors and the local community and not beholden to a national movement who views housing as a commodity and doesn’t care about our community.

Read more about the dark money that funds the YIMBY national organization, which in turn provides money to local chapters like YIMBY Fort Collins.

“Fort Collins’ quality of life is at risk, under pressure from big-money interests and a government all too willing to go along with them. Together, we can turn this around.”

— Ross Cunniff, former Fort Collins council member and Mayor Pro Tem

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News & Updates

PETITIONS RETURNED! - NOVEMBER 28, 2023

Dear Fort Collins,

Today, 93 Preserve Fort Collins volunteers carried 279 petition sections with 6482 signatures in 20 days. We delivered these to the Fort Collins City Clerk this afternoon who will now have 5 business days to validate the signatures to determine if we exceeded the 4228 needed for a successful petition. Thank you so much to all the volunteers, petition signers, organizers, and other supporters! This is what community and democracy looks like. We'll post further updates as they come!

Fort Collins enjoys high quality of life - safe neighborhoods and thriving communities, robust natural areas and great parks, accessible and accountable government - and we want to keep it that way.

Our mission is to preserve Fort Collins’ high quality of life for ALL residents.

This is a movement for thousands of our neighbors. Whether you’re most comfortable contributing time to help achieve our advocacy goals, money to help us grow, or energy to put political pressure on our governments to change, we need you on our team. Our immediate next step is to work to repeal Council’s ill-advised residential and city-wide zoning changes through the City Charter’s referendum process.
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