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The Medicare Open Enrollment period spans from October 15 - December 7. Boulder County offers Medicare counseling for those seeking free, individualized assistance determining which Medicare enrollment plan is best for you. They help you look at your Medicare Part D Prescription Drug plan and Medicare Advantage Plan to help you choose the one that is most affordable to you.
For help in Longmont please refer to the flyer below:
In addition to helping with open enrollment, Boulder County also offers classes on the basics of Medicare. Longmont classes will be offered on November 27 and December 17 at the Longmont Senior Center, located at 910 Longs Peak Ave. from 10 a.m. to noon.
Registration is required for these classes and can be accomplished by calling 303-651-8411.
SVVSD School Board Regular Meeting Agenda Oct. 24, 2018
Click here to see the St. Vrain Valley Board of Education agenda. One of the agenda items is the Acceptance of the 2018 Fiscal Year Comprehensive Annual Financial Report.
Public invited to comment on 2019 Recommended Budget
The Boulder County Commissioners welcome public feedback, questions, and comments on the 2019 Recommended Budget, a preliminary budget document which includes a description of proposed spending packages by fund, elected office, and department, as well as projected revenues for 2019. Read announcement here.
The Journey Home: Enjoying Life Without Drugs or Alcohol - With Duke Rumley Founder of Sober AF Entertainment
Longmont resident J.J. Zepp interviews Duke Rumley about his nonprofit Sober AF Entertainment in this week's podcast on addiction. Zepp and Rumley discuss how this nonprofit supports anyone who is looking to have fun and participate in events and stay sober.
Boulder County, partners awarded 20 vouchers for permanently affordable housing to serve people facing homelessness
Boulder County, the Boulder Shelter for the Homeless, the Inn Between of Longmont, and Mental Health Partners have received 20 vouchers through Colorado’s Department of Local Affairs to help provide permanent supportive housing for people facing homelessness in the community. The housing vouchers have an equivalent value of up to $1 million over four years. Read more.
