Council Catch-Up

 

Review – October 28, 2025 (Regular Session)

• A Bill For An Ordinance Amending Chapter 14.12 Of The Longmont Municipal Code Concerning Solid Waste Collection And Rates
• A Bill For An Ordinance Amending Chapters 14.20 And 14.32 Of The Longmont Municipal Code On Rates And Regulations Governing Electric Service
• Longmont General Improvement District No. 1 (GID) 2026 Budget Resolutions

 

Preview – November 3, 2025 (Regular Session, Monday)

• A Bill For An Ordinance Approving A Development Agreement With Tebo Properties To Design The 1st And Main Transit Center And A Transit-Oriented Design Project.
• Review Of Application For Demolition Of 824 Kimbark Street Pursuant To Section 2.56.180.E.

• Appeal Of Denial Of A Variance Application By The Planning And Zoning Commission Acting As The Board Of Adjustments And Appeals Regarding Setback Variances At 1154 Venice Street, And Consideration Of R-2025-63, A Resolution Of The Longmont City Council Upholding The Decision Of The Planning And Zoning Commission Acting As The Board Of Adjustments And Appeals To Deny The Setback Variance Request For 1154 Venice Street.

 

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

Events & Happenings

World Day of Remembrance

Join us to honor victims of road crashes at Longmont’s 2nd annual World Day of Remembrance, held Wednesday, Nov. 5 from 6-8:30 pm at the Longmont Museum. The free event will include presentations by local safety and public health officials, survivor testimonials, therapy dogs, activities for children and light food and drinks. Learn more and register at Longmont Remembrance online or call 303-651-8441.

 

“Metropolis” (1925) with live music

Join the Longmont Museum Thursday, Nov. 6 at 7 pm to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the release of Fritz Lang’s silent dystopian sci-fi masterpiece “Metropolis,” accompanied by live improvised music on piano, fiddle, mandolin, and percussion. With lavish sets and spectacular science fiction style, the film is set in 2026 amidst a futuristic city where society is divided between workers who live and toil underground and the rich who enjoy lives of splendor. Learn more and buy tickets at Longmont Museum online or by calling 303-651-8374.

 

Concert: Musical History of Social Change

Join the Longmont Museum at 7 pm on Saturday, Nov. 8 at as they celebrate the music that fueled social change in this country. From the sorrows of slavery to the fight for women’s suffrage, from the civil rights and anti-war movements of the 1960s to the United Farm Workers and Stonewall in the 1970s, from AIDS activism and the environmental movement to the work of today’s change agents, music was there. Learn more and buy tickets at Longmont Museum online or call 303-651-8374.

 

Celebrate Native American Heritage

Longmont’s Native American Heritage Month Celebration will be held on Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025, from 11 am to 4 pm, at the Longmont Senior Center (910 Longs Peak Ave). This free event is open to the public of all ages and features family activities, Native dancers and drummers, storytelling, a short film screening, food, giveaways and more. For details visit online or call 303-774-3754.

 

Get Free Homework Help at the Library

Need homework help? The Library offers free tutoring services for all ages through Tutor.com. Log in for support in math, reading, science, test prep and even resume feedback. Bring your assignments and questions and interact with professional online tutors in real time. A Longmont Public Library card is required to access. Log in at Longmont Library online. Questions? Call the Library at 303-651-8477.

 

Help Keep Leaves Out of Our Streams

Rain and melting snow carry leaves through storm drains directly to our waterways. The nutrients in leaves can harm aquatic ecosystems but are great for composting. Please collect fallen leaves and take them to community drop-off events or municipal facilities, or use your leaves as protective mulch on your lawn, trees, and plants!

 

Southside Leaf Collection the Week

Fall Leaf Collection continues this week for residences south of 9th Avenue. Bags must be out before 7 am today and should be left out the entire week until collected. Leaves must be in bags. Paper collection bags can be picked up from the Longmont Recycling Center at no charge, while supplies last. Visit the Fall Leaf Collection webpage at Leaf Collection online for the schedule, map and details for this free service. Leaves can also be dropped off at the recycling center year-round or added to your composting cart for curbside collections.

 

Downtown Longmont Winter Passport

Choose local this Holiday season and be rewarded for your support! The Winter Passport kicks off November 8 and is your chance to win some great prizes as a thank-you for supporting local businesses. From November 8 – January 3, pick up a passport at participating Downtown businesses, make purchases, collect passport stickers, and enter to win. Drawings for Downtown Gift Cards and prize packages from local businesses will be held periodically. More info at Downtown Longmont online or 303-651-8484

 

Thanksgiving Holiday Week Trash Collections will be Monday-Wednesday 

The City of Longmont Waste Services’ collections will be one day early during the week of Thanksgiving in observance of the holiday. All bins should be out at the curb before 7 am one day earlier than your normal collection day and remain out until they are picked up. If you have questions or your collection was missed, call 303-651-8416 and Longmont Waste Services staff will schedule a time to pick up your collection. To see the full weekly schedule, visit Waste Services online. Want a reminder? Sign up for the Waste Services App to get schedule reminders and notifications about other Waste Services events or news going on near you.

 

Golf Players Cards

Starting November 15, you can purchase the popular Golf Longmont Players Cards at Sunset, Twin Peaks, or Ute Creek golf courses during regular business hours. Each card includes 4 rounds of golf with cart use at discounted prices – perfect for frequent players or as a gift! Some restrictions apply. Questions? Call 303-651-8592 or your course of choice.

 

We want to hear from you!

The City of Longmont needs your input. We invite you to complete a 5-minute survey to help shape how we communicate with all Longmont residents about City services, events and important updates. Please take the survey at Communications Survey online or get a paper copy at the Civic Center (350 Kimbark St.) or the Senior Center (910 Longs Peak Ave.). Survey closes November 30, 2025.