City of Commerce City

Commerce City, Colorado, is a dynamic and rapidly growing municipality located in Adams County, just north of Denver. Established as a town in 1952 and elevated to city status in 1962, Commerce City has experienced significant population growth. It has over 62,000 residents as of the 2020 census.

The city is renowned for its diverse offerings, blending industrial heritage with recreational amenities. It is home to the largest oil refinery in the Rocky Mountain region, reflecting its industrial significance.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Commerce City boasts 840 acres of parks and open spaces. This is complemented by a 25-mile trail system that connects to regional routes such as the Sand Creek Regional Greenway.

Attractions

A notable attraction is the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge. It is one of the largest urban wildlife refuges in the United States and offers a sanctuary for over 330 species of wildlife.

Sports fans enjoy events at Dick's Sporting Goods Park, a premier soccer stadium hosting the Colorado Rapids of Major League Soccer.

Cultural and entertainment options include the 88 Drive-In theater, a classic drive-in cinema located in the Irondale neighborhood. It offers a nostalgic movie-watching experience.

Location and Infrastructure

Commerce City's strategic location near Denver International Airport contributes to its appeal for residents and businesses alike.

The city has robust infrastructure and a strong commitment to community development, environmental sustainability, and economic growth, shaping its vibrant and evolving landscape.

Locations

• Thornton, CO, USA - a nearby location contributing to the area's regional connectivity.
• Commerce City, CO, USA - the core location and main hub of the municipality.