Community Education

Community Education

The Community and Neighborhood Resources Division offers two key educational programs designed to support and strengthen our Longmont community.

The Landlord Tenant Alliance (LTA) provides a valuable resource for tenants, property managers, housing authorities, case managers, and maintenance staff, helping them navigate housing regulations and understand their rights and responsibilities. Through free trainings and discussions, participants gain practical tools to address common housing challenges, improve communication, and build more stable and informed housing relationships. This initiative, in partnership with Public Safety, supports both private owners and larger agencies in maintaining healthy and effective housing practices across Longmont.

The Neighborhood Leadership Series (NLS) helps Longmont residents build the knowledge and skills to lead within their neighborhoods. Through free trainings and shared resources, participants learn how to organize, strengthen local leadership, and promote sustainability and resiliency. The program supports both independent neighborhoods and HOA-governed communities, offering practical guidance on governance, board roles, budgeting, community building, capacity development, and community engagement. These classes help neighborhood leaders connect effectively with residents and City staff while managing their communities responsibly and successfully.

Both programs provide free and accessible support to individuals and groups, helping strengthen neighborhoods, foster positive leadership, and improve the overall well being of Longmont residents.

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