Council Catch-Up

Review – July 22, 2025 (Regular Session)

• Project Presentation From Sam Medenwaldt, Boy Scout With BSA Troop 49
• Sustainability Advisory Board’s Recommendation On A Position Statement Regarding Future Development Of Fueling Stations In Longmont
• A Bill For An Ordinance Making Additional Appropriations For Expenses And Liabilities Of The City Of Longmont For The Fiscal Year Beginning January 1, 2025

 

Preview – July 29, 2025 (Special meeting and open forum)

• Consideration of a Motion to Table Distel-Tull Open Space Land Exchange

 

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

Events & Happenings

Final Middle School Night at Sunset Pool

Middle-schoolers and soon-to-be-freshmen are invited to a fun evening of music and water games at Sunset Pool, 1900 Longs Peak Ave., from 7 to 9 pm Tuesday, July 29. Preregister by calling 303-774-4700 or drop-in the day of. Students must provide proof of age or a school ID. The fee is $7/resident or $8.75/non-resident;

 

Responsible Pet Ownership Course

This fun, interactive course covers Longmont pet laws, essential safety tips, and the importance of training to keep your pet happy, healthy, and well-behaved. Get practical advice and easy-to-use techniques from the Longmont Humane Society. Event is free, but registration is required. Join us Thursday, July 31, from 6-7 pm at the Library. Call 303-651-8472 for more information.

 

Free Concert: Bonnie & Taylor Sims

Stretch out in the Longmont Museum’s newly renovated Stewart Family Courtyard for a free outdoor concert Thursday, July 31 at 7 pm. Longmont’s own Bonnie & Taylor Sims are one of Colorado’s most powerful and dynamic musical duos. From soul-shaking harmonies and masterful songwriting to endearing onstage moments, Bonnie & Taylor have captivated audiences across the world. Learn more at Longmont Museum online or by calling 303-651-8374.

 

Public Safety’s Citizen Academy

Curious how heavy firefighting gear is, how it’s decided when to send out the SWAT team, or why firefighters drive the fire engine to buy groceries? Learn these answers and much more at the Longmont Public Safety’s Citizen Academy; you’ll enjoy an experience you won’t soon forget. Included are classroom presentations and discussion (every Wednesday in September) and a hands-on day for Public Safety at the Fire Training Center on Saturday, September 27. You must attend all sessions to participate. For details, Citizen Academy online or call 303-651-8424.

 

Memorial Building Maintenance Closure

Every year, the City’s recreation facilities close for maintenance on systems and equipment. The St. Vrain Memorial Building (700 Longs Peak Ave.) will be closed Aug. 4-9. During the closure, consider visiting the Longmont Recreation Center (310 Quail Road), Centennial Pool (1201 Alpine St.) and Sunset Pool (1900 Longs Peak Ave.). For more information, call 303-651-8404.

 

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 go toward supporting the major Museum expansion, including a dedicated children’s gallery. Individual tickets are $100 or support the Museum at a higher level with an entire eight-person table for $1000. Space is limited. Learn more and purchase tickets at Longmont Museum online or by calling 303-774-4508.

 

Free Sprinkler Evaluations

Learn how to keep your lawn healthy while saving money with a free sprinkler evaluation from Resource Central. Receive a customized watering schedule based on your specific system’s needs and DIY tips to keep your system from wasting water, even during peak summer heat. Details at Resource Central online.