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What do you love about Lafayette?
What inspires you to live in Lafayette - and love where you live? Share your thoughts through May 31 and enter for a chance to win $50 in Chamber Bucks. Let us know what you think... -
Updated request - Delay and save
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... -
Water conservation tip of the week
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... -
What is City Council working on? May 17 meeting recap
Stay engaged and keep informed of the issues your Lafayette elected officials are working on by following the City Council Meeting Recap. Additional Info... -
Wildfire awareness and Open Space
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... -
New traffic configuration on South Boulder Road
Starting Wednesday, May 11, westbound South Boulder Road traffic will have one through travel lane and one left turn only travel lane. Read on... -
Deadline extended for grant funding to help preserve your historic home or building
Grants are available for up to $2,000 for Lafayette buildings 50 years or older. The money can be used to support maintenance, repair, or restoration. Apply by May 23... -
Maintaining visibility at intersections
Trimming bushes, grasses, or other plants improves visibility and makes intersections safer Read on... -
Read the May Lafayette Connection newsletter
El boletín La Conexión de Lafayette Read this month's issue -
Short-term rental considerations for new zoning regulations
Review the project and share your thoughts to help determine the conditions under which short-term rentals could be allowed in Lafayette. Read on... -
Lafayette Urban Renewal Authority announces the Project Hopscotch Scholarship
Applications are now open through May 31 for Lafayette resident high school students to apply for a $2,000 Project Hopscotch Scholarship. Read on... -
May 7 is National Wildfire Community Preparedness Day
Take action to learn about risks and how to protect homes again the threat of wildfires Read on... -
Introducing the City’s new poet laureate
Mayor Mangat and City Council appoint the City’s new Poet Laureate, “Z.” Read on... -
Have a positive impact on your Lafayette community!
Serve on one of these Boards and Commissions: Human Rights, Planning, Cultural, Arts Commission and Public Art, Historic Preservation, Waste Reduction, or Senior Advisory Board Read on... -
Lafayette City Council declares April 19 as Astronaut Jessica Watkins Day in Lafayette, Colorado
(April 27-updated launch info) Astronaut Watkins considers Lafayette her hometown and is set to make her first trip to space as the first Black woman to complete an extended space mission. Read on... -
Routine fire hydrant flushing to run through May
Flushing water lines is part of the City’s regular preventative maintenance program to provide optimal water quality levels and ensure hydrants are operational Read on... -
Cities of Lafayette and Louisville collaborate to support small business
Boulder Small Business Development Center now offers additional support and services tailored for Lafayette and Louisville businesses. Read on... -
Citywide concrete maintenance to begin April 18
As part of the 2022 Concrete Improvements Project, Public Works will be working with Keene Concrete to perform a variety of prioritized concrete maintenance projects citywide, including repairs to sidewalks, ramps, drainage gutters, and curbs. Read on... -
Art Night Out is back - and better than ever!
Art Night Out is back this summer and you can be part of this fun event by volunteering. Read on... -
Tier 2 water regulation violation notification | Notificación de infracción
Your drinking water has been, and continues to be safe for consumption. The City could not provide documentation showing backflow inspections, and was issued a violation which resulted in the following letter mailed to Lafayette residents. Read on... -
City of Lafayette named the 4th safest small city in Colorado
MoneyGeek analyzed crime statistics and the City of Lafayette was named 4th safest small city in Colorado with a population between 30,000-100,000 View additional recognitions... -
Three Cart Program - proposals simplified | Programa de los tres carros: propuestas simplificadas
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... -
S. Boulder Road Multimodal Improvement Project
This multimodal improvement project will enhance safety and multimodal travel for all users along the S. Boulder Road corridor from Saratoga/Merlin to 120th St. Read on... -
Sign up for utility eBilling
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... -
Ride Free Lafayette
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... -
Shop local Lafayette
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... -
Local and regional vaccination resources | Recursos locales y regionales de vacunación
Find local COVID-19 vaccine providers and testing locations. Read on... -
New website accessibility tool
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...
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