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Each department is headed by a director that oversees various divisions. The City's government consists of six departments and four administrative offices: DEPARTMENTS: Community Services. Longmont Power & Communications. Longmont Public Library. Planning and Development Services. Public Works and Natural Resources. Environment.
The railroad arrived in Denver in 1870, cutting weeks off the journey from cities in the east. This led to the formation of Longmont, which began in an unusual way. In 1870, a group of prominent men in Chicago decided to start a new town in Colorado. They sold memberships in this new town, called the "Chicago-Colorado Colony."
Historic Longmont. Longmont began in an unusual way. In 1870, a group of prominent men in Chicago decided to start a new town in Colorado. To do this, they sold membership in the new town, called "The Chicago-Colorado Colony," and used the money to buy 60,000 acres of land in a carefully chosen site in northern Colorado.
It ranked just out of the top ten largest in Colorado in terms of population, with 98,885 residents in 2020. Located in both Boulder and Weld counties at 4,984 feet of elevation, the city encompasses a total area of 27.6 square miles. It has over 300 days of sunshine, 1,500+ acres of parks and open space, numerous options for recreation, and a ...
All bins should be out on the curb before 7 a.m. on their appointed collection day and remain out untill they are picked up. Please refer to the Collection Schedule webpage for a detailed schedule. If you have questions or your collection was missed, call 303-651-8416 by Wednesday at 4 p.m. and Longmont Waste Services will schedule a time to ...
Nov 10, 2021 · Day-trips into Denver are easily doable for those interested in taking advantage of the city’s cultural and historical attractions, but countless options abound within Longmont city limits too. Below are 14 things to do in and around Longmont, Colorado. 1. Art in Public Places Source: David McMillan / shutterstock Art In Public Places
The Longmont City Council passed the Universal Recycling Ordinance in 2023 as an effort to support the City's goal of diverting 75% of our waste from the landfill by 2030 and 95% by 2050. Learn more about this ordinance here. Recycle Your Holiday. Between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day, household waste increases by more than 25% – by about ...
