Council Catch-Up

 

Review – September 30, 2025 (Regular Session – CANCELLED)

 

Preview – October 7, 2025 (Study Session)

•  Second Public Hearing on the 2026 Budget and Final Council Direction.
• Conservation Overlay Fee Waiver Analysis.
• A Proclamation Designating October 2025, As “Domestic Violence Awareness Month” In Longmont, Colorado.

 

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

Events & Happenings

 

Free Talk: History of Urban Air Quality

Join a free talk with NCAR scientists at the Longmont Museum Thursday, Oct. 9 at 7 pm to learn about work in the L.A. Basin to study urban air quality during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. The unique shift in human activity during the pandemic gave scientists a chance to learn more about the sources of pollution. Learn more and reserve free tickets at Longmont Museum online or by calling 303-651-8374.

 

Historic Longmont Eastside Walking Tour

Explore the Historic East Side on a vibrant walking tour with Longmont Museum Curator of History Elizabeth Beaudoin on Friday, Oct. 10 at 10 am. Learn how the neighborhood was home to many of Longmont’s original immigrant families, what vernacular architecture is, and how the neighborhood fought back against urban renewal. Learn more and register at Longmont Museum online or call 303-651-8374.

 

Day of the Dead Family Celebration

This year’s free Day of the Dead celebration returns to Downtown Longmont (4th & Kimbark St.) on Saturday, Oct. 11, 11 am-3 pm. This celebration of culture and heritage will feature traditional live music and dance, face painting, sugar skull decorating, crafts, food trucks, a kids’ play zone, local vendors and more. Highlights will also be shared live online. Learn more at Day of the Dead celebration online or 303-651-8374.

 

Positive Play Series with Dandelion Arts

Join Dandelion Arts Collective and Anima Arts at the Library for Positive Play classes for kids (K-2nd grade) and caregivers. Enjoy games, acrobatics, theater, and music while building communication and interaction skills. The next class is Saturday, Oct. 11, from 2 to 3 pm. Registration is required for this free series. Learn more and sign up at Longmont Library online or call 303-651-8477.

 

Mystery Dinners at Callahan House

Participate in an unforgettable night of mystery, intrigue, and even “murder” at the historic Callahan House, 312 Terry Street, on October 17 or 18. Enjoy a classic whodunnit event, including delicious eats, drinks and entertainment. For ages 21+. Learn more at Callahan House online or call 303-776-5191.

 

See the World with Longmont Sister Cities

The City of Longmont offers an incredible experience for SVVSD students to visit our 3 sister cities: Chino, Japan; Ciudad Guzman, Mexico; and the Northern Arapaho, Wind River Reservation. Trips start at $50! Student applications are due October 31. Learn more and apply at Longmont Sister Cities online.

 

Thinking Solar? Start with Efficiency

If you’re considering solar panels, take the first step by getting a home energy assessment from Efficiency Works. This low-cost visit helps any Longmont electric customer find ways to save energy – and for solar customers, that it may even help reduce the size and cost of your solar electric system. Learn more at efficiencyworks.org, and details about solar at Longmont Solar online.

 

New Source for 2026 Water Rebates

Starting Jan. 1, the City of Longmont will take 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, please visit Efficiency Works online.