• Approving The Concept Plan Amendment For A Portion Of The Schlagel Williams Annexation Known As The ModernWest 2 Development
• Resilient St. Vrain Project and Flood Map Updates
• Adopting The 2024 Flood Insurance Studies And The Flood Insurance Rate Maps And Models For Weld And Boulder Counties
• Changes Relating To Distributed Energy Resource Interconnection Standards, Solar Energy Rates, Renewable Power Purchase Program (RPPP), and Community Solar
• The Longmont Municipal Code On Regulations Governing Electric Service
• Designating The Tower Of Compassion As A Local Historic Landmark
• and more.

• 2025 Budget Presentation
• 2025 Water Rate Study Presentation
• and more.

Join Recreation fitness instructors at noon on the first and third Saturdays (Sept. 7 and 21) this fall for FREE Pilyoga classes at Lanyon Park, 1900 Collyer St. Childcare is not available. Visit the Fitness webpage or call 303-774-4800 for details. Please check the website for weather cancellations.

Join in on a story on a life of a migrant child, teen and mother during the Longmont Library’s special presentation “From Fields to the White House” from 5-6:30 pm on Thursday, Sept. 19 at the City Council Chambers, Civic Center, 350 Kimbark St. The harsh work that goes unappreciated and poorly paid. The hard lessons learned in the fields are not taught in school. While missing months of schooling, these lessons in the field have sustained a person throughout life. Be inspired by how one child, one woman, changed the cycle of poverty for herself and her children. This event is free to attend, but registration is required at the Library Programs webpage or by calling 303-651-8472.

It’s been a fun summer of outdoor swimming! Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 2, is the last day of the season at Sunset Pool, 1900 Longs Peak Ave., and the Union Swim Beach, 461 County Road 26. Sunset Pool is open today (Sept. 2) from 10 am-4 pm, and the Union beach is open from 10 am-5 pm. Regular admittance fees apply. After being closed last week for annual maintenance, the Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Road, re-opens today (Sept. 2) with holiday hours from 10 am-4pm. Visit the Pools webpage or call 303-774-4700 with questions.

Community volunteers are the heart of the Rhythm at Roosevelt festival! This year’s event is Saturday, Sept. 21 at Roosevelt Park, 700 Longs Peak Ave. Shifts are between 1-10 pm, and all volunteers receive an official keepsake t-shirt to wear at the event and take home. To volunteer as an individual or as a group, or if you have questions, call Sam at 303-651-4694 or visit the Rhythm at Roosevelt webpage.

From grand old institutions like NYC’s Metropolitan Museum of Art to the Denver Art Museum’s ultra-modern Libeskind designed Hamilton Building, join the Longmont Museum starting at 7 pm this Thursday, Sept. 5 for a free panel conversation exploring how museum architecture shapes visitor experience and the role museum’s play in contributing to civic engagement. Learn more and make a free reservation at the Longmont Museum website or by calling 303-651-8374.

With this hot, dry weather, it’s crucial to adjust your sprinklers and avoid overwatering your lawns and gardens. Remember, water should nurture your plants, not our sidewalks and streets! Overwatering not only wastes precious resources but also causes runoff that can carry pollutants into our local streams and waterways. Pro tips for smart watering:
• Water early in the morning or late in the evening to reduce evaporation.
• Use a timer to control the amount of water used.
• Use Cycle and Soak – deep but fewer watering cycles is best for healthy plants.

Let’s keep our environment clean and green!

Children ages 2 to 6 and their caregivers engage together in educational, hands-on art, music and movement activities at the Longmont Museum’s Discovery Days. Attend a session that fits your schedule, offered three times a day Tuesday through Saturday, no registration needed! Learn more at the Longmont Museum webpage or by calling 303-651-8374.

Join the Longmont Museum for their inaugural Sunset Soirée from 6-9 pm on Saturday, Sept. 7. It’s the grand unveiling of the Museum’s beautifully transformed Stewart Family Courtyard! 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 Museum expansion, including a dedicated children’s exhibit and an expanded feature 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 buy tickets online at the Support Longmont Museum website or by calling 303-774-4508.