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Based on continuing developments related to COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) in Colorado communities, as well as guidance from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) orders issued by Governor Jared Polis and the St. Vrain Valley School District, the City of Longmont is extending the closure of all public buildings through April 19, 2020.

“What this has really driven home is that – we are old and, without vending and going to movies, I am basically a hermit up here in the foothills”.

The City of Longmont’s many parks and open space areas remain open for visitors to access during this time. Get out, get active, and have fun, while keeping in mind Gov. Polis’ executive order prohibiting gatherings of more than 10 people.

In this interview with Matt Eldred of TLC Learning Center, Matt and Shakeel discuss TLC’s usual function in our community, and how they are adapting to provide child care for the children of critical workers who are needed as responders to the COVID-19 crisis.

The City of Longmont has contracted with American Striping Company to re-stripe some of Downtown's on-street parking lines that are in need of new paint.

Homeless Solutions for Boulder County, a team from the City of Boulder, the City of Longmont, and Boulder County, has developed a plan and initiative to house individuals amid COVID-19 concerns in the new COVID-19 Recovery Center (CRC).

3/20/2020 200002411 DOMESTIC INCIDENT 1714 On 03/19/2020 Longmont Police Officers were dispatched to handle a possible harassment at in the 1200 block of Tulip St.

From the City of Longmont: "Longmont’s drinking water is safe and reliable.

As the COVID-19 virus brings closures and cancellations to our community, the City’s Public Works and Natural Resources Department (PWNR) continues to provide Longmont residents with essential services.

Longmont's public safety communications department is operating 24/7 as it always has. They are receiving about 500 calls per day during the COVID-19 crisis.