Church building, shelter closed due to meth contamination

The city of Fort Collins has temporarily closed the Fort Collins Mennonite Fellowship church building in Old Town Fort Collins amid detection of methamphetamine contamination. Fort Collins Police Services told CBS Colorado the building was closed to access in mid-December after concerning levels of meth traces were detected in the building.

The church, which is widely known for its outreach to the unhoused and those overcoming addictions, continues to meet off property while they navigate next steps for the building.

“For more than 25 years, the Fort Collins Mennonite Fellowship has opened its doors and hosted those without homes,” said Steve Ramer, pastor of the Fort Collins Mennonite Fellowship…

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