The new facility was built in Downtown, on the corner of Cherry and Mason Streets. The Museum of Discovery Center is a regional attraction complete with modern museum exhibits and classroom space.

Transportation replaced transit vehicles at the end of their useful lives. Timberline Road was improved to a 4-lane arterial street that includes sidewalks, bike lanes, and landscaped medians.

The center of Fort Collins' cultural life for 27 years, the Lincoln Center was renovated with new lighting, carpeting, restrooms, better acoustics, modern conference facilities and an elevator to the balcony.

The dispatch and record keeping services were upgraded to a high-speed efficient system.

The Senior Center added about 17,000 square feet to the center, including new multipurpose rooms for classes, meetings and social gatherings, a fitness wing and an Internet cafe.

Elements of the adopted Fort Collins Bicycle Program Plan have been constructed, including additional street grade bike lanes and paved trails.

Four community parks and more than 30 neighborhood parks were upgraded to include new playground equipment, picnic shelters, restrooms, landscaping, and sidewalks.