Stop by City Council's booth during the Aug. 12 and Sept. 9 Art Night Out events for some casual conversation with your elected officials Learn more...

The City has year-round water conservation requirements in effect. Learn what they are to keep in compliance with efforts to conserve regional water supplies. Learn more...

Increase your knowledge of regional issues through this free, seven-week program sponsored by the Denver Regional Council of Governments Read on...

Stop by the Lumberyards building at N. Public Road and E. Geneseo Street to watch the newly restored mural being installed Read on...

Be part of this fun event every second Friday through September. Join us on August 12. Read on...

Help reduce ground-level ozone during the month of August by riding for free on all RTD routes Read on...

Outdoor irrigation is now limited to a maximum of three days a week for Lafayette water customers Read on...

This annual event centers around Palisade peaches. Enjoy peaches, pies, cobbler, art, crafters, antique dealers, food vendors, and children's activities. Additional Info...

When it rains, water accordingly. It's not necessary to water when Mother Nature is doing it for you. Learn more...

Learn about wildfires, the steps Lafayette is taking to protect the community and Open Space, and what residents can do to be prepared Additional Info...

Restrictions are being implemented due to low moisture conditions, the forecast for high temperatures, and increased fire danger Read on...

Message from Lafayette City Administrator Fritz Sprague | Mensaje del administrador de la ciudad de Lafayette Fritz Sprague Read on...

Due to regional water concerns and statewide drought conditions, the Waneka Lake Boathouse will not open for boat rentals this summer Read on...

Check to make sure sprinkler heads are operating correctly so water isn't spraying onto roads and sidewalks. Learn more...

Watering twice a week will make grass roots grow deeper and allow the grass to last longer without water. Learn more...

Let grass grow longer before cutting it. A taller lawn provides shade to the roots and helps retain soil moisture so your lawn requires less water. Learn more...

By delaying the use of sprinkler systems, you can save money on your utility bill and help the City conserve up to 8 million gallons of water a day Read on...

Serve on one of these Boards and Commissions: Cultural Arts Commission and Public Art Committee, Historic Preservation Board, Senior Advisory Board, or Waste Reduction Advisory Committee Read on...

Art on the Street is the largest on-loan outdoor sculpture program in Boulder County with 20 new sculptures installed in Old Town Lafayette. Read on...

Starting Wednesday, May 11, westbound South Boulder Road traffic will have one through travel lane and one left turn only travel lane. Read on...

Trimming bushes, grasses, or other plants improves visibility and makes intersections safer Read on...

Take action to learn about risks and how to protect homes again the threat of wildfires Read on...

We’ve simplified information to help you better understand the waste hauler proposals. City Council will resume discussions at the April 5 meeting. Read on...

Receive your City utility bill quickly, more securely, avoid hassles and delays associated with paper bills and mail delivery, and reduce environmental impacts. Learn more...

There’s a new way to get around the City of Lafayette, and it’s free to use! A free, on-demand, door-to-door bus service that connects people to places within the City of Lafayette. Read on...

Lafayette businesses are vibrant pillars in our community. Many have been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic and need our continued support to keep their business thriving. Read on...

We're working to ensure all community members, including people with disabilities, are able to access City information and have a positive user experience. Additional Info...