Council Catch-Up 

Review- December 12, 2023 (Organizational Session) 

Please view session recording on the Agenda Portal webpage.

• General Business
  • Proposed Amendments To Longmont Municipal Code Chapter 2.56. Historic Preservation Commission Regarding Designations Of Districts And Landmarks; Maintenance And Demolition Of Structures 50 Years And Older; Revising Enforcement And Adding Decision Making Capacity
  • City Council Workplan Reporting

Preview- December 19, 2023 (Regular Session) 

Please view full meeting agenda on the Agenda Portal webpage.

• Special Reports and Presentations
  • Longmont Public Media Quarterly Update
  • Presentation By The State of Colorado Economic Development Office On The CHIPS Incentive Program
• General Business
  • Appeal of Denial of Certificate of Appropriateness and Certificate of Hardship by Historic Preservation Commission Regarding Proposed Window Replacement at 545 Collyer Street
  • R-2023-110, A Resolution Of The Longmont City Council Upholding The Decisions Of The Historic Preservation Commission Denying The 545 Collyer Street Certificate Of Appropriateness And Certificate Of Hardship
  • Presentation And Approval Of The 2024 Human Services Funding Allocations
  • Board and Commission Appointments

Events & Happenings 

No Coffee with Council until 2024

Due to the holidays, there will be no Coffee with Council meetups in December. View the 2024 schedule for Coffee with Council in early January 2024.

Holiday schedules for City facilities

All City facilities will be closed on Monday, Dec. 25 in observance of the Christmas Day holiday. The Longmont Library and the Longmont Museum will also be closed on Sunday, Dec. 24. Trash collection services will be picked up one day EARLIER than normally scheduled this week. Please have containers out before 7 am. Visit bit.ly/collection-schedule or call 303-651-8416 for more information. You can find full details and schedules on the City website.

Holiday Give-Back Pass

The Give-Back Pass makes a great stocking stuffer for fun over the holidays! For just $25-$65, invite one, three or seven people to the Recreation centers and Museum from Dec. 22, 2023 through Jan. 7, 2024. Keep the whole family busy: enjoy swimming, ice skating, fitness classes, and hands-on fun at the Museum with unlimited entrances during facility open hours. Purchase your pass online or call the Recreation Center at 303-774-4700 to learn more.

Share your culture + influence future decisions

Shape your community! Your answers to this 10-minute survey will inform future programs and activities, cultural grants and other resources, and the cultural needs and sense of belonging for various groups right here in Longmont. The final report and data will be taken to City Council to inform them of the results and also seek an increase in funds for LMAC. With just 10 minutes of your time, your voice can help for years to come! Take the survey online. Questions? Contact the Longmont Multicultural Action Committee by emailing Community.Neighborhood@longmontcolorado.gov.

Visit “agriCULTURE” exhibit over holidays

The Longmont Museum is a great place to bring your family and out-of-town guests over the holidays! The current “agriCULTURE: Art Inspired by the Land,” exhibit pairs local and national artists with farmers throughout Boulder County to create new, large-scale visual works. The exhibit draws on the expertise of farmers and the inspiration of nature and invites visitors to examine their own connections to the land and natural world. Experience large-scale sculptures, ceramics, photo weaving and other art forms that explore how farming is connected to issues such as climate change, water rights, ancestral lands, local history and environmental impacts. To learn more, visit the Museum website or call 303-651-8374.

Shovel snow into vegetated areas

Protect waterways after winter storms by shoveling snow onto vegetated areas and limiting the amount of de-icer you use at home. Melting snow will carry deicers and other pollutants into storm drains that drain directly to nearby streams. De-icers of any kind will negatively affect the environment in large quantities. If using a de-icer, apply it as soon as snowy or icy conditions appear.