Fort Collins considers minimum-wage increase
FORT COLLINS — A possible increase in the minimum wage to at least $15 an hour in Fort Collins moved a step closer Tuesday night, as City Council members reviewed a study presented by staff and reacted with a mix of enthusiasm and caution.
The issue is likely to be formally introduced to the council at its regular meeting Nov. 15.
Fort Collins’ current minimum wage is at the statewide level of $12.56. The Colorado Legislature passed a bill in 2019 that allows up to 10% of communities in the state to set their own rates but requires them to consult with…
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