Council Catch-Up

Review- March 12, 2024-NO COUNCIL

Preview- March 19, 2024 (Regular Session)

Please view full meeting agenda on the Agenda Portal webpage.

• Amended O-2024-23, A Bill For An Administrative Ordinance Approving The Conveyance Of Parcels Of City Owned Land To The Longmont General Improvement District No. 1 Generally Located In The 300 Block East Parking Lot

Events & Happenings

Life Skills Fair for Tweens and Teens

The City of Longmont’s Children, Youth and Families division is hosting a Life Skills Fair from noon-2 pm on Saturday, March 30 at the Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Road in Longmont! Youth ages 11-17 are invited to gain skills, discover career paths and enjoy music and giveaways. Exhibits will include practical skill instruction, interactive games and access to City resources and job opportunities. Admission is free. Learn more at the Life Skills Fair info page, via phone at 303-651-8580 or by stopping by the Longmont Youth Center, 1050 Lashley St.

Follow City progress on Longmont Indicators

Are you interested in seeing how the City of Longmont is doing on its goals for sustainability, transportation, housing, economic development and livable neighborhoods? Now you can track City progress these areas, Envision Longmont, and more at Longmont Indicators. The new bilingual website shares this information in multiple ways, including annual Citywide indicators, action status updates, and greenhouse modeling with the scenario tool. Summary reports are available on the Indicators landing page, and the next Sustainability and Climate Action annual report will be posted on the site by the end of March. Find it all at the Indicators website.

“The Ugly Duckling” at Longmont Museum

The beloved children’s tale, “The Ugly Duckling,” comes to life in the form of the Colorado Symphony’s “Mini Música” – a free interactive, bilingual educational concert for young audiences – Saturday, March 23 at 10 am and 11:30 am. Through lively storytelling and orchestral performances, children will learn valuable lessons about self-discovery, acceptance, and the beauty of being unique. Learn more and reserve free tickets at the Longmont Museum website or by calling 303-651-8374.

Astronomy Night & Star Party

Take a journey through our solar neighborhood and learn about the planets and beyond from 6:30-9:30 pm on Friday, March 29 at the Sandstone Ranch Visitors Center, 3001 Sandstone Drive. Enjoy an indoor presentation by Hunter Morrison from the Longmont Astronomical Society, followed by outdoor star viewing (weather permitting). $4/person suggested donation. To register, call 303-774-4700 or visit the Sandstone webpage.

Apply now for the Longmont Police Department Professional Standards Review Panel

The Longmont City Manager is currently accepting applications for volunteer positions on the Longmont Police Department Professional Standards Review Panel. Applicants must be a qualified elector of the City of Longmont, have no felony convictions, and have no misdemeanor convictions within the five years prior to appointment. Current employees of any law enforcement agency and immediate family members of a Longmont Police Department employee are not eligible to apply. Submit applications to the City Clerk’s Office, 350 Kimbark St., by 5 pm on Friday, April 19. Details available at the Public Safety webpage or 303-651-8649.

NEW: Library expanded map collection

Explore new horizons by using the Longmont Library’s Maps Collection! Whether you’re a traveler, historian, or simply curious, dive into the depths of geography and cartography. Hiking, backpacking, river/lake fishing, travel maps, state park and national park maps and more are available for FREE at the Library. One patron recently used the Adventure Map of New Zealand while touring the island by camper van! Browse the collection online or head upstairs to browse the collection in-person.

Gathering for childcare providers

If you provide childcare to family members, friends or neighbors, this gathering is for you! Join us from 8:30 am-1:30 pm on Saturday, April 6 at the Longmont Senior Center, 910 Longs Peak Ave. You’re invited to come together, share your experiences, and connect with resources and support networks. The gathering will feature engaging focus groups, a resource fair, and a chance to connect with other providers. The goal is to empower you to continue providing quality care to the children in your communities. The event is free to both unlicensed and licensed childcare providers. Please save your seat with the online form.

Library Peeps Diorama Exhibit

Create a literary-themed diorama with PEEPs and enter it into the Longmont Library’s exhibit! Build your creation now and hand it in from March 14-21 with your entry form (pick yours up at the Library or download it at bit.ly/LibPrograms). Dioramas will be displayed in the Library’s lobby from March 22-29. Each diorama will be entered into a drawing for prizes (one for each category: Adults (14+), Tween (9-13) or Kids (8 and younger)). View details on the Library webpage or call 303-651-8472 with questions.

Underwater Easter Egg Hunt

Calling egg hunters of all abilities to search for Easter eggs in our pool! Eggs will be distributed throughout the leisure and lap pools between 5-7:30 pm on Saturday, March 30 at the Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Road. Registration for this special event begins March 1. Visit the Rec website (keyword egg) for details or call 303-774-4700.