Council Catch-Up

Review – August 05, 2025 (Study Session)

• Redevelopment Incentives For Targeted Areas
• Conditional Uses Adjacent To Parks, Greenways And Open Space
• Inclusionary Housing Sales Price Maximum Methodology

 

Preview – August 12, 2025 (Regular Session)

• Front Range Community College Summer Internship Presentations
• Electric And Sanitation Rate Studies And Rate Proposals
• A Bill For An Ordinance Amending Title 15 Of The Longmont Municipal Code Concerning Expanding Commercial Daycare Center Opportunities

 

You can find the full agenda on the Longmont Agenda Portal.

Events & Happenings

Register for Fall Recreation Activities

Recreation’s Fall 2025 activities brochure is online now at Recreation online and registration begins Tuesday, Aug. 12. New this fall, select swim lessons will use a lottery system for enrollment. The Fall brochure contains classes, programs and events that occur through December. To learn more, call 303-774-4700.

 

Kids Triathlon and Adult Try-a-Tri

Swim, bike, run and have a blast! The Longmont Kids Only Triathlon and Try-A-Tri are back on August 16 at the Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd. Open to kids and amateur triathletes, this fun, competitive event is all about trying something new. Find info at Try-a-Tri online and Race Entry online. Online registration ends at noon on Thursday, August 14, and resumes in person only from 4-6 pm Friday, August 15 during packet pickup. Questions? Call 303-651-8404.

 

Library Closed Friday, August 15

The Library will be closed to the public Friday, Aug. 15 for an all-staff training day. Did you know that many Library services are available even when our doors are closed? Your Library card grants you access to free resources and databases such as the New York Times, Consumer Reports, legal forms, and your favorite digital magazines. Visit the Longmont Library online or call 303-651-8470 for details.

 

Volunteer to Serve Your Community

The Longmont City Manager is now accepting applications for volunteer positions on the Longmont Public Safety Professional Standards Review Panel. This panel reviews highly confidential information, including internal investigations and allegations of misconduct, and makes findings to the Public Safety Chief. This vital work does not require a large time commitment and is a great way to serve your community. Learn more at Review panel online or by calling the City Clerk’s Office at 303-651-8649.

 

Longmont Museum’s Sunset Soirée

Join the Longmont Museum for their second annual gala on Friday, Sept. 5 from 6 to 9 pm. You’ll enjoy an open bar with signature cocktails, a three-course meal and live big band music with the Flatirons Jazz Orchestra. All funds raised will support the Museum expansion and dedicated children’s gallery. Tickets are $100, with an entire eight-person table for $1000. Space is limited. Learn more and purchase tickets at support Longmont Museum online or call 303-774-4508.

 

When fishing; collect your hooks and lines!

Discarded or lost fishing line pose a serious threat to birds. Getting tangled makes it hard to move, eat or escape from predators. Swallowing hooks or lines can cause serious health issues. This year we’ve witnessed several heartbreaking cases where birds were injured – or had to be euthanized – due to fishing line and hooks. Please collect discarded lines and hooks, and help protect these beautiful creatures.

 

Help Save Water

Are you tired of pouring water (and money) onto a lawn that still isn’t green? Consider replacing part of your lawn. Local nonprofit Resource Central has teamed with the City to offer a Lawn Replacement Program to help you save water and money. A limited number of discounts are available, so apply today at Resource Central online or by calling 303-999-3820 ext. 221.