This Week in Longmont – January 05 – January 11, 2025

Council Catch-Up

Review – December 30, 2026 (No Session, Canceled for New Year’s Day)

Preview – January 6, 2026 (No Session, LURA Meeting)

Itty Bitty City: Friday Indoor Fun

Toddlers and preschoolers can play in the gym on Fridays from 9-11 am

beginning January 9 at the St. Vrain Memorial Building, 700 Longs Peak Avenue.

Parents must supervise their children. The cost is $5 per child, or purchase a

discounted pass online at Rec Center online. Itty Bitty City is for kids ages

6 months to 5 years and no registration is required. Have questions? Call the

Memorial Building at 303-651-8404 for more details.

Personal Training at Longmont Recreation

Freshen up your fitness workouts in 2026! Recreation trainers will help you

develop healthy habits and routines through the safe delivery of workout

programs, instruction, motivation and education. Private and semi-private

options are offered, and a specially priced intro package is available for those

new to personal training, or who haven’t trained since January 2025. Learn more personal training online or call 303-774-4700.

Winter at the Longmont Museum

The Longmont Museum’s winter/spring program catalog is now available

at longmontmuseum.org. The publication highlights upcoming events like

concerts, films, free talks, classes and much more held between January and

May 2026. Learn more about upcoming events and buy tickets or register at Longmont Museum online or by calling 303-651-8374.

Fresh Spaces for New Faces

The Longmont Recreation Center (310 Quail Road) is looking better than ever with

facility updates and new equipment. Whether you’re a pass-holder, a casual drop-in

or someone who hasn’t visited the Longmont Recreation Center before, come and

discover all the ways you can Find Your Fit in our fresh new spaces. Learn more at Rec Center online.

After School Music Classes

Children ages 5-13 can join the Longmont Museum on a musical adventure

designed for beginners to try new musical opportunities and develop their

skills this winter. Four-week classes are available in singing, ukulele, and musical

instrument creation. Learn more and register at Longmont Museum online or by

calling 303-651-8374.

New Source for 2026 Water Rebates

Starting Jan. 1, 2026, the City of Longmont will be taking over the water efficiency

rebate programs currently offered by Efficiency Works. This includes rebates for

high-efficiency toilets, ENERGY STAR clothes washers, sprinkler system equipment

and more. To learn more about these programs, visit water rebates online.

Updates Coming to 2026 Utility Rates

Beginning Jan. 1, Longmont utility customers will see adjustments to their water,

electric and sanitation rates in order to maintain their reliable, high-quality

service. For a typical household, these changes will come to an additional

$13.08/month on the overall utility bill when added together. To help offset the

rate change, the City has also increased the rebates available through Longmont

CAReS for qualifying residents. Find more information, including options for

controlling your bill through increasing efficiency or adjusting your waste