Curious about how the City of Longmont is moving toward a more sustainable, connected future? The City tracks progress towards seven citywide plans, including Envision Longmont, the multimodal and comprehensive plan, and Sustainability Plan, through the Longmont Indicators website.

This easy-to-use resource, available in English and Spanish, shows how we’re doing in areas that matter most, including:

• Annual citywide indicators that measure progress.
• Updates on actions and projects happening across the community.
• Greenhouse gas emission modeling tools.

City staff recently completed the 2025 end-of-year update to the site, showcasing major accomplishments and new initiatives, including:

• Community-Driven Cooling Solutions, Whole Home Health, and Growing Shade projects to help the community become more resilient to rising temperatures.
• Expanded programs run by the Sustainability Office, including Sustainable Home Consultations, the Sustainable Business Program, the Equitable Climate Action Team and education to businesses on the Universal Recycling Ordinance.
• Progress in energy, water, and waste conservation and parks development projects.

These highlights and more are also summarized in the 2025 Annual Sustainability and Climate Action Recommendations Report.

Climate Leadership Recognition

The City of Longmont’s commitment to climate action earned the City an “A-” score from the global Climate Disclosure Project (CDP) in 2025. The CDP evaluates and benchmarks cities worldwide on their efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to a changing climate. This recognition places Longmont among leading communities in sustainability.

Visit the Longmont Indicators website at: indicators.longmontcolorado.gov.