Council Catch-Up

 

Review – March 10, 2026 (Regular Session)

 

• Annexation Of Marijuana Establishments Offering Retail Sales In Boulder County Enclaves.
• 2025 Annual Sustainability And Climate Action Report.
• Amendments To Rule 27 Of City Council’s Rules Of Procedure Regarding Board Interviews.

 

Preview – March 17, 2026 (Session Canceled – National League of Cities)

 

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

Events & Happenings

Library Book Sale Starts Wednesday

The Friends of the Longmont Library Book Sale opens Wednesday, March 18 from 3:30-8 pm. Wednesday is open for Friends members only. The sale is open to the public Thursday-Saturday during Library hours. Please consider becoming a Friends member for $15 a year; this directly supports Library programs and services. Call 303-651-8470 or visit Longmont Library online for more information.

 

Art & Sip: Block Printing on Napkins

Create your own set of cloth dinner napkins using hand-carved printing blocks with a whimsical fish design. Due to construction, this Longmont Museum Art & Sip class will be held at the Longmont Recreation Center Thursday, March 19 at 4 pm or 6:30 pm. Info and registration at longmontmuseum.org or 303-651-8374.

 

Coffee with Council

Councilmember Diane Crist (Ward 1) will join Councilmember Matthew Popkin (Ward 2) for Coffee with Council on Saturday, March 21, 2026, 9-10 am, at the Longmont Senior Center (910 Longs Peak Avenue). This is a great opportunity for you to chat with the Councilmembers about the issues that matter to you.

 

Apply: Public Safety Review Panel

The Longmont City Manager is accepting applications for volunteer positions on the Longmont Public Safety Professional Standards Review Panel. This panel reviews investigations of public safety employees conducted by the Professional Standards Unit and provides recommendations to the Chief of Public Safety. Find details and apply (by March 31) online or call 303-651-8649.

 

It’s EPA Fix-A-Leak Week

A small leak can waste hundreds to thousands of gallons of water every year, but fixing it is easier than you think. Check out our “How to Read Your Water Meter” video and learn how to spot hidden leaks in your home. Once you know where leaks are, you can fix them and start saving water (and money) right away. Watch the video and learn more at Conserving Water online.

 

Employment with Recreation Services

Recreation Services is hiring for summer jobs. Discounted or no-fee training is offered for future City of Longmont swim instructors and lifeguards. They’re also hiring day camp leaders, sports officials & coaches, babysitters, bus drivers and more. Enjoy competitive wages and a free Recreation pass (just pay the taxes). View open positions at Recreation Jobs online or call 303-774-4700.

 

Exact Change for City Cash Payments

Because the U. S. Department of the Treasury has stopped producing pennies, the City can no longer provide exact change for cash transactions. When paying in cash, please bring the exact amount. Otherwise, your payment will be rounded up to the nearest nickel and any difference of $0.01–$0.04 will be credited to your account. Questions? Call 303-651-8416.

 

Protect Your Power Line Safely

Longmont electric customers enjoy some of the most reliable power in the country. To safely keep your service secure, have a professional trim tree branches away from power lines. Find a list of City-licensed tree contractors online. To turn the power off for tree work, call 303-651-8386.

 

Front Range Passenger Rail Town Hall

You’re invited to attend a town hall to learn more about Front Range passenger rail in the northwest metro region. It happens at the Longmont Museum on Wednesday, April 8 at 6 pm. Attend to ask questions and help shape the future of passenger rail in the region. Registration is optional online.