Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
On Wednesday, February 26, the City of Loveland and the Loveland Downtown Development Authority took a step toward investing in downtown Loveland with a groundbreaking of the 4th Street Revitalization Project— the first piece of part of the Heart Improvement Plan (HIP Streets). As a whole, HIP Streets has been discussed for decades, where the project's focus is updating critical underground infrastructure for reliability and safety, addressing ADA accommodations, and cultivating a more pedestrian-friendly atmosphere to bring more visitors and businesses downtown.
Speakers included the City of Loveland's Mayor Jacki Marsh, Mayor Pro Tem Jon Mallo, City Engineer Nicole Hahn, City Water Engineer Donald Cecil and DDA Executive Director Sean Hawkins. The event welcomed partners, downtown businesses, current and previous City staff, and others who helped bring this vision to life.
As construction progresses, stay in the loop by visiting lovgov.org/HIPStreets.
On Wednesday, February 26, the City of Loveland and the Loveland Downtown Development Authority took a step toward investing in downtown Loveland with a groundbreaking of the 4th Street Revitalization Project— the first piece of part of the Heart Improvement Plan (HIP Streets). As a whole, HIP Streets has been discussed for decades, where the project's focus is updating critical underground infrastructure for reliability and safety, addressing ADA accommodations, and cultivating a more pedestrian-friendly atmosphere to bring more visitors and businesses downtown.
Speakers included the City of Loveland's Mayor Jacki Marsh, Mayor Pro Tem Jon Mallo, City Engineer Nicole Hahn, City Water Engineer Donald Cecil and DDA Executive Director Sean Hawkins. The event welcomed partners, downtown businesses, current and previous City staff, and others who helped bring this vision to life.
As construction progresses, stay in the loop by visiting lovgov.org/HIPStreets.
