Author: Longmont Colo

Our parks and open space systems are living, breathing services. They require maintenance plans, transparent processes for public requests, thoughtful acquisition strategies, and smarter data to guide scarce resources. At the November meeting, the conversation landed squarely on those themes: how we handle service requests, the technology that powers asset management, a new public-facing map…

The city’s Transportation Advisory Board met on November 10 to review programs, hear resident concerns, and map next steps for safer streets, better bike parking, and clearer rules for new electric micromobility devices. The conversation ranged from neighborhood-level quick fixes to regional conversations about buses to Denver International Airport. This article pulls together the key…

The meeting covered a lot of ground: operational fixes for filling permanent supportive housing units, a proposed shift from a static waitlist to a coordinated referral model, possible staff access to city-subsidized child care, updates on several development projects, financial and voucher status, and new approaches to meth contamination remediation that are already saving time…

What happened: The Historic Preservation Commission met on November 6 to handle routine business, discuss recent City Council deliberations related to demolition and designation, review administrative activity, finalize recommendations for upcoming commission appointments, and talk strategy for the year ahead. The meeting surfaced an important theme that will shape the Commission’s work in the months…