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Welcome to the City of Longmont's weekly e-News update.
Census Jobs Available
Conducting a census is a huge undertaking, and it requires us to fill a wide variety of position. For the 2010 Census, thousands of census takers are needed for temporary jobs including Longmont. These employees conduct interviews with community residents to make sure that everyone in our community is counted. Census jobs offer good pay, it's close to home, flexible hours and paid training. Call 1-866-861-2010 or go to www.2010censusjobs.gov.
Reduce Your Utility Bill Now and in the Future
Longmont Power & Communications and the Public Works & Water Utilities are serious about helping your save money and reduce your monthly utility bill. Reduce your utility bill immediately with a $50 rebate on an Energy Star qualified dishwasher and a $50 rebate on an Energy Star qualified clothes washer. Your monthly bill will be credited for these rebates upon rebate application approval. The savings continue when you use these efficient appliance, which will reduce your electric and water use. Result: a lower utility bill. Visit www.ci.longmont.co.us/lpc or call 303-651-8386.
Light A Candle and Support the Library
The 25th annual “Light A Candle” takes place from Saturday, December 5, through Sunday, December 20, at the Longmont Library. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library, this annual fund-raising event offers the entire community an opportunity to support their community library. Through the purchase and donation of selected books and materials, everyone benefits. Visit the Library, 409 4th Ave., and become part of the tradition. For more information call 303-651-8470.
Longmont Lights Kicks Off on Friday
The Longmont Lights celebration kicks off in downtown Longmont on Friday December 4, 2009 from 6-8 p.m.
(Main Street will be closed for this event). Don’t forget to join your friends and neighbors for the:
Free Fun for the whole family! For more detailed information please go to: www.downtownlongmont.com
City Purchases Open Space Near Union Reservoir
The City of Longmont took another step forward to further develop its eastern urban shaping buffer and protect high quality agricultural lands and sensitive wildlife areas by purchasing 191 acres of land located at the southwest corner of Union Reservoir. The Council approved this purchase agreement with the landowner, Chris Adrian, at the October 13 City Council meeting; the transaction closed and the deeds to the City of Longmont were recorded at Weld County on Wednesday, December 2, 2009. Acquisition of this key parcel constitutes a significant accomplishment by the City in its efforts to preserve land adjacent to the City’s eastern boundary and near Union Reservoir. The $8.0 million property purchase will preserve this land in its current condition as prime agriculture land while also providing the land needed for several key City initiatives.
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