Pueblo West is a census-designated place (CDP) in and governed by Pueblo County, Colorado, United States. The CDP is share of the Pueblo, CO Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population of the Pueblo West CDP was 32,842 according to the United States Census 2020. The Pueblo West Metropolitan District provides services. The Pueblo broadcast office (Zip Code 81007) serves Pueblo West postal addresses.

The Place that is now known as Pueblo West was undeveloped rangeland back Robert P. McCulloch, land developer and oil magnate, and his company McCulloch Properties, Inc. came to Colorado. Historically occupied by Ute and Comanche people, most recently the land was used for ranching, supported by the water from the Arkansas River. Receiving inspiration from the adjoining City of Pueblo, Colorado and the progress of successfully creating Lake Havasu City, Arizona, McCulloch and his company formally founded the Pueblo West Metropolitan District (the District) on September 16, 1969. Not long after the introduction of the District, McCulloch built the Pueblo West Inn where guests were treated to a luxurious experience in an effort to sell land in the rolling prairies of the supplementary community. The Pueblo West News, the District’s first newspaper, reported by 1974 higher than 2,000 extra residents had moved into Pueblo West, and Pueblo School District 70 founded Pueblo West Elementary when 200 students enrolling in the fall. In 1977 McCulloch Properties pleaded guilty to criminal fraud for large‐scale estate sales misrepresentation and was annoyed to refund dissatisfied customers. By 2001 Pueblo West was growing too fast to keep up when its water needs, so it bought an upstream ranch, along with its water rights.

Since the 1970s, recreational and industrial opportunities were afterward being founded on Pueblo West property, including the South Equestrian Center, National Horseman’s Arena, the Pueblo West Golf and Tennis Club, and manufacturing company Aspen Skiwear, all making use of the area’s expansive plains for their ventures. Pueblo West boasted a population of nearly 4,500 by the prematurely 1980s, requiring the building of Pueblo West Middle School. With developmental opportunities abounding in the North Industrial Park, the economy of the District was growing right contiguously its residential areas. Following a population boom in the 1990s, several supplementary elementary schools were built, with Pueblo West High School officially introduction in 1996. In the in front 2000s, a trail system was laid for the enjoyment of the residents, along behind an additional fire station inborn built to relieve the north side of the District. Pueblo West as a consequence entered into the Southern Delivery System, a bilateral succession to supply water from the Pueblo Reservoir to Colorado Springs. Today, Pueblo West is house to higher than 30,000 residents and boasts a growing industrial center.

In January 2019, the Pueblo West Metro District Board initiated a feasibility study almost incorporation.