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Daily crime report in Longmont

Local health agencies are free to determine public safety for COVID-19 under new phase, Protect Your Neighbor.

Clients, both responsible and harmed parties, have reported high levels of satisfaction with the virtual process, particularly because their cases were not put on “pause” by COVID restrictions, said Longmont Community Justice Partnership Executive Director Kathleen McGoey.

A Black Lives Matter protest wasn’t held in Longmont until June 5, but residents who traveled to Boulder the day prior for a demonstration in the University Hill area are being advised a participant recently tested positive for COVID-19.

The funds will be used to purchase iPads for youth program participants who do not have sufficient access to technology. 

The Boulder County Workforce Development Board is a group of community leaders responsible for identifying regional workforce development needs and creating a comprehensive strategy for meeting them, while taking into account economic development priorities.

Through this grant program, counties may apply for funding to install additional ballot drop boxes. Each of Colorado’s 64 counties is encouraged to add at least one drop box.

The apartments have been planned since 2015 and Senior Housing Options’ CEO Jim Goddard said that given a typical development time frame, full financing won’t be in place until March 2021. The building will welcome residents in 2022. 

Daily crime report in Longmont

Longmont in May submitted a $26 million request to the U.S. Department of Transportation for safety and multi-modal improvements, the most significant of which is a grade separation for westbound traffic.