• Count the number of households on your block to figure out how much money you can apply for
• Check if you need a Block Party Permit for street closures by:
  • Visiting https://longmontcolorado.gov/city-clerk/special-events-permit/
  • Going to the City Clerk’s Office at 350 Kimbark St.

1. Fill out the application
2. Submit at least 15 days before your event
3. Wait for approval– City Staff will contact you
4. Host your activity
5. Submit your reimbursement request and event evaluation within two weeks after the activity. Include itemized receipts and/ or closed invoices

• Anyone living in Longmont can apply
• Everyone on the block must be invited to participate
• Grant money cannot be used for:
  • Sales taxes on purchases
  • Political Activities
  • Maintenance expenses
  • Purchase of alcohol
  • Already completed activities
  • Personal property
• Only one grant per block per calendar year
• Your block cannot apply if your neighborhood is registered with the Neighborhood Group Leaders Association
• If your activity requires street closure, apply for a Block Party Permit with the City Clerk’s Office at least 15 days before your event by:
  • Visiting https://longmontcolorado.gov/city-clerk/special-events-permit/
  • Going to the City Clerk’s Office at 350 Kimbark St.
• The City of Longmont determines the eligibility for all Discover applications

Q: What’s a block?

A: A group of homes on the same street. This can also include apartments, duplexes, mobile homes, or any other kind of home. If you need help figuring out where your block is and how big it is,

• • Call: 303-651-8444
  • Email: cnr@longmontcolorado.gov

Q: What is a household?
A: The person or people who live within one house, apartment, mobile home or
any other kind of home.

Q: What do I need to know about working with a neighboring block to apply for up to $250 for a shared event?
A: Here is what to know:

• • Up to two neighboring blocks can apply for the same event.
  • The event must benefit everyone living on both blocks
  • A neighbor from each block submits a separate application for the same event at the same time
  • The number of households on each block determines each applicant’s eligibility amount
  • If applying with a neighboring block, mark “Yes” for co-applicant on the application and provide co-applicant’s name