Lafayette 2020 year in review video

Take a look at the City's 2020 successes by viewing our annual video production. Acompáñenme a repasar los éxitos que obtuvimos en 2020 viendo nuestra producción de vídeo anual.

Lafayette Farmers Market

Lafayette Farmers Market now operates year round! Lafayette Farmers Market will continue to serve the community of Lafayette for a weekly Thursday pickup.

Receive the City of Lafayette's News Flash

Signing up to receive the City of Lafayette's City News Flash is a great way to stay up-to-date with the City of Lafayette. Sign up today.

Sundar Development public improvement project

The City of Lafayette will begin a public improvement project along State Highway 287 and Dillon Road January 2021 through fall 2021. Traffic impacts will initially be minor along State Highway 287.

The City of Lafayette will begin a public improvement project along State Highway 287 and Dillon Road  January 2021 through fall 2021. The improvements include:  

• water line, sewer line, and drainage installation
• trail construction
• construc...

Arts in Community Grants available

Lafayette’s Cultural Arts Commission (LCAC) is pleased to announce that the 2021 Arts in Community Grant application is available! LCAC invites applications from Lafayette artists and cultural arts organizations and groups.   Artists and cultural...

$200,000 in grant funding for local artists and arts organizations.

Lafayette announces $200,000 in grant funding for local artists and arts organizations. 

The Lafayette Arts and Cultural Resources Department is now accepting online applications from arts related nonprofits and individual artists for Coronavirus ...

Public Art Grants available

Lafayette’s Public Art Committee (PAC) is pleased to announce that the 2021 Public Art Grant application is available! PAC supports engaging art projects in our public spaces and this grant is for community members, groups, or organizations to contribute....

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Report a Problem

Request Tracker allows residents to report a problem or concern to the appropriate department. Once the information is submitted, users have the ability to track the work in process and resolution of the issue.

Connection Newsletter

Included every month in water bills, the Lafayette Connection newsletter encourages residents to Be a Part of It. Regular features will inform readers about important and exciting things happening in your community.

Lafayette-Listens

A new online community engagement platform that provide residents with an innovative and convenient way for to share ideas, ask questions, provide input, and learn about ongoing projects.

Year in Review Video

Residents are invited to take a look back at the City’s 2020 successes by viewing our annual video production.

What is City Council working on? Jan. 19 meeting recap

Stay engaged and keep informed of the issues your Lafayette elected officials are working on by following the City Council Meeting Recap.

What is City Council working on? Jan. 5 meeting recap

Stay engaged and keep informed of the issues your Lafayette elected officials are working on by following the City Council Meeting Recap.

What is City Council working on? Dec. 15 meeting recap

Stay engaged and keep informed of the issues your Lafayette elected officials are working on by following the City Council Meeting Recap.

What is City Council working on? Dec. 1 meeting recap

Stay engaged and keep informed of the issues your Lafayette elected officials are working on by following the City Council Meeting Recap.

What is City Council working on? Nov. 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.

What is City Council working on? Nov. 2 meeting recap

Boulder County applies for 5-Star Certification Program

If approved, the 5-Star program would allow Boulder County businesses to accelerate and expand their reopening by implementing safety measures beyond what is required by public health orders.

COVID-19 vaccine supply remains limited

Boulder County Public Health has information about where and how eligible residents, aged 70 and above and moderate-risk health providers can receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

What is City Council working on? Jan. 19 meeting recap

Stay engaged and keep informed of the issues your Lafayette elected officials are working on by following the City Council Meeting Recap.

Resolve to get involved and stay informed

Stay informed about important City news, City Council activities, new developments, special events, and more with our News Flash. Sign up by Feb. 15 and be entered to win $50 Lafayette Chamber Bucks.

State-funded small business COVID-19 grant relief program

Select types of eligible small businesses can apply for a new grant program that is offered by Boulder County and funded by the State of Colorado. Apply by Friday, Jan. 29.

January Lafayette Connection newsletter

The Lafayette Connection newsletter, encourages residents to Be a Part of It and engage in information about Community Life, Healthy Lifestyles, and Sustainable Living in Lafayette.

Regular features inform readers about important and exciting things happen...

Designated curbside pickup zones

Support Lafayette local businesses by ordering curbside pickup. We now offer designated curbside pickup parking spots in Old Town Lafayette with 10-minute public parking spots.

Arts in Community Grants available

Lafayette’s Cultural Arts Commission (LCAC) is pleased to announce that the 2021 Arts in Community Grant application is available! LCAC invites applications from Lafayette artists and cultural arts organizations and groups.   Artists an...

County moves to Level Orange on state COVID-19 Dial

Residents invited to sign up to be notified when COVID-19 vaccine is available for their group.

New utility rates effective Jan. 1, 2021

New utility rates effective Jan. 1, 2021

As part of the 2021 budget process, City Council approved a 5% increase for monthly Water Reclamation Service Fees which will result in an approximate increase of $1.40/month for typical single family customers. &am...

Lafayette 2020 year in review video

Take a look at the City's 2020 successes by viewing our annual video production. Acompáñenme a repasar los éxitos que obtuvimos en 2020 viendo nuestra producción de vídeo anual.

$200,000 in grant funding for local artists and arts organizations.

Lafayette announces $200,000 in grant funding for local artists and arts organizations. 

The Lafayette Arts and Cultural Resources Department is now accepting online applications from arts related nonprofits and individual artists for Coronavirus ...

Public Art Grants available

Lafayette’s Public Art Committee (PAC) is pleased to announce that the 2021 Public Art Grant application is available! PAC supports engaging art projects in our public spaces and this grant is for community members, groups, or organizations to c...

Lafayette Farmers Market

The Lafayette Farmers Market now operates year round and will continue to serve the community of Lafayette for a weekly Thursday pickup. Order a farm fresh box with seasonal favorites and new add-ons available each week.

Weekly virtual COVID-19 updates

Boulder County Public Health will host a weekly COVID-19 update every Wednesday at 3:30pm that includes the latest pandemic information and an opportunity for residents to ask questions.

Lafayette awards over $464,000 in second small business grant program

In October, the City, in collaboration with the Lafayette Urban Renewal Authority (LURA), launched a second round of COVID-19 small business sustainment grants. The Small Business Sustainment Grant Program is intended to provide short-term bridge funding ...

Community Message from Fritz Sprague Lafayette City Administrator

Dear Fellow Lafayette Residents, 

I hope this message finds you all safe, sound, and healthy.

It’s hard to believe November is already here. While 2020 seems to be a blur, there have been many times this year I have felt it will never end...

What do you think of the 2020 refreshed website design?

The City would like to hear your input on the new website design refresh. Complete our survey to share your thoughts.

Follow the progress of the Legacy Lafayette Comprehensive Plan

(leer en español)

A new Comprehensive Plan for Lafayette has been developing since Spring of 2019. Residents have expressed an aspiration to remain a unique place to live and to have the ability to maintain their future lives here as they move through life...

Sigue el progreso del Plan Comprehensivo “Legacy Lafayette”

(Read in English)

Sigue el progreso del Plan Comprehensivo “Legacy Lafayette” Un Nuevo Plan Comprehensivo (Integral) para Lafayette se ha estado desarrollando desde la primavera de 2019. Los residentes han expresado la aspiraci...

Rise in new COVID-19 cases moves Boulder County to more restrictive level

El aumento en Casos Nuevos de COVID-19 mueve a el Condado de Boulder a un nivel más restrictivo.

City Council adopts the 2021 Budget

While the unprecedented local and national events of 2020 have caused many challenges and operational constraints throughout the year, Lafayette’s cautious spending, diversity of revenue, and blend of businesses within the City have provided a level of fi...

Ride Free Lafayette

There’s a new way to get around the City of Lafayette, and it’s free to use!

Boulder County Transit is now offering Ride Free Lafayette, a free, on-demand, door-to-door bus service that connects people to places within the City of Lafayette. Ride Free Lafa...

Notice of security breach for City of Lafayette residents, employees, and customers

NOTICE OF SECURITY BREACH – August 24, 2020This public notice is intended to advise residents, employees, and customers of an incident involving a cyberattack on the City of Lafayette’s computer network system, and possible security br...

Cyberattack causes City computer outage

In the early morning hours of July 27, a ransomware cyberattack on the City’s computer system disabled network services resulting in disruptions to phone service, email, and online payment and reservation systems. 9-1-1 and emergency dispatch services wer...

Declaration of Local Disaster Emergency

On Aug. 3, City Administrator Fritz Sprague enacted a Declaration of Local Disaster Emergency in response to a Cyberattack that caused an outage of City computer infrastructure. The Declaration allows for outside assistance from the State, neighb...

Lafayette City Council reaffirms Resolution No. 2016-96 & signs My Brother’s Keeper Alliance pledge

On Tuesday, July 7, the Lafayette City Council issued a proclamation reaffirming Resolution No. 2016-96 and Lafayette‘s commitment to build a diverse, inclusive, and just community ensuring equal protection and services for all residents. In addition, Cit...

Have a positive impact on your Lafayette community!

Help guide the future of your community by serving on a City Board or Commission. The following positions are currently available.  These committees typically meet once per month and act as resident advisors to City Council.

Learn about the functi...

A statement from the Lafayette City Council

As your elected City Council members, we have the honor, responsibility, and privilege of being seated in positions of power. This status allows, and requires us, to effect and influence positive change for the good of our community and all Lafayette resi...

COVID-19 - Coronavirus Information

View COVID-19 city closures, up-to-date information, and connections to Boulder County Department of Health and State of Colorado resources.

Watch the COVID-19 Q&A video featuring Mayor Jamie Harkins

Join Lafayette Mayor Jamie Harkins as she walks you through some of the best practices and frequently asked questions surrounding the COVID-19 virus.

WATCH the video here.

Unete a Jamie Harkins, Alcaldesa de Lafayette, mientras te explica las mejores prátic...

La información de COVID-19 está disponible en español

La Ciudad tiene información y varios recursos de COVID-19 disponibles en español en nuestra página web aquí:

Lea el mensaje del 27 de marzo a la comunidad del Administrador de la Ciudad Fritz Sprague aqu&iacu...

Declaration of Local Disaster Emergency regarding COVID-19

On March 17, 2020, the Lafayette City Council adopted and incorporated a Declaration of Local Disaster Emergency. This action is in response to the imminent threat and widespread effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, and is in line with recommendations from t...

Check out Lafayette-Listens.com

The City of Lafayette values residents’ opinions and believes effective community participation is an essential part of productive and successful municipal projects.  This is especially significant right now as we continue working on a number of ...

Oil and gas development information and resources

The Lafayette City Council is committed to exercising their limited municipal regulatory authority to minimize oil and gas impacts on the community. Oil and gas development is an activity regulated at the state level. Existing state law - solidified by Co...

Equal protection under the law

In December 2016 the Lafayette City Council adopted Resolution 2016-96 affirming the City’s commitment to ensure equal protection and services for all residents and to build a diverse, inclusive, and just community. Read a Spanish version of Resolution 20...

Want to make a difference? Join the Senior Advisory Board!

The City of Lafayette is seeking residents interested in serving on the Senior Advisory Board.  The Lafayette Senior Advisory Board advises City Council and Senior Services staff in matters pertaining to the 55 and older population of Lafayette. ...

Apply to join the Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board currently has open positions available for Lafayette residents.  The Board reviews and refers nominations for historic landmark designation to the City Council and promotes historic preservation through a variety o...

Apply to join the Waste Reduction Advisory Committee (WRAC)

The City of Lafayette is looking for residents to serve on the Waste Reduction Advisory Committee (WRAC). These Council appointed positions with four-year terms will promote the committee’s values to the community and advise the City Council on ...

Apply to join the Zoning Board of Adjustment

The City of Lafayette is seeking residents to join the Zoning Board of Adjustment! Learn more about the position, deadlines,  and how to apply at: https:cityoflafayette.com/joinzoningboard.

Read on...

Lafayette one of 20 Colorado communities now “Open for Solar Business”

Twenty cities, towns, and counties in Colorado, including Lafayette, have now received designation from the national SolSmart program for making it faster, easier, and more affordable for homes and businesses to go solar. Colorado now ties California for ...

Electric Vehicle Charging Station Upgrade

In its continued support for Electric Vehicle drivers and improved air quality, Lafayette is upgrading the EV Charging Station at the Library. The new station provides more benefits to drivers including a mobile app to locate and reserve stations, notific...

Due to COVID-19 The GOWP will not open for the 2020 Season

Click on this link to learn more 

Curbside holds pickup: appointments and drop-in

On Tuesday, Jan. 26, the Lafayette Public Library will reopen for limited browsing, in-person holds pickup inside the Lobby, and computer use by appointment. Starting on Tuesday we encourage anyone with holds ready to come into the Lobby to check them out...

Print your 3D project and pick it up curbside!

Lafayette Library cardholders may now submit files to print in the Studio 775 Mini-Makerspace. When your project is ready, you can pick it up curbside!

Donate food and essential items at the Library

Lafayette Public Library has partnered with Sister Carmen Community Center as a food drive location. We are making it easy for you to donate food and other essential items this holiday season and beyond!

Sister Carmen provides services for those struggling...

Tech to Connect: Donate your iPad to help foster connection

The Lafayette Public Library has partnered with Tech to Connect to support their mission to create heartfelt interaction for those in need of connection.

Tech to Connect provides Apple iPad devices for Boulder County older adults in need of connection, esp...

Grab bags for adults, kids, or teens!

Need help finding what to read next? Love mystery and surprise bags? 

• Request a grab bag for adults
• Request a kids or teens grab bag

Use the form to request a grab bag of pre-selected items be checked out and picked up at curbside by appointment.

Gra...

December Newsletter

Get caught up with a message from the Library Director, discover new services coming soon, learn about LafayetteREADS book selections, and more.

Your Library, Your Story: Director Melissa Hisel

At the Lafayette Public Library, we believe that Libraries = Strong Communities and that the story of a library is the story of the people who use it. In this video, our Library Director, Melissa Hisel, describes the vital role of libraries.

We also invite...

Library status and user guide

Haga clic en el botón de Google en la parte inferior de la página para estar al día con las noticias y con los recursos de la Biblioteca que puedan usar mientras estamos cerrados.

Library Status

• Closed to the public:&nbs...

Denver Post and Daily Camera online

With Newsbank and your Library card, enjoy image and text editions of the Denver Post, text versions of the Daily Camera, plus additional Colorado newspapers and America's News.

New York Times online

Enjoy free and unlimited access to The New York Times online through the Lafayette Public Library, remotely on any device or from a Library computer or WiFi.

The New York Times enables our Library members to have three-day sessions with unlimited access; e...

Homework help by phone

Need help? Call 303-661-1175 to connect with a Homework Center librarian for help with a variety of academic subjects, or use the form to set up a time for a call.

COVID-19: links and resources

Información general para COVID-19. Para obtener información en español, haga clic en el botón en la parte inferior de la página. 

• Recursos de COVID-19 en español

The Lafayette Public...

Try Libby for eBooks & eAudio

Did you know the Library has thousands of eBooks and eAudiobooks? You can borrow them instantly - for free, using just the device in your hand, with Libby.Use Libby right from the website app, or get the app for your phone or tablet - it takes just a few ...

Consumer Reports Website - Free Access!

The Lafayette Public Library now provides free access to the member content of the Consumer Reports website! Consumer Reports is an independent nonprofit that provides trustworthy information and robust product testing in an age where online product revie...

Free digital magazines & graphic novels for your device or PC!

Love magazines ? The Library gives you access to free, popular emagazines and graphic novels, available to read online or download to your mobile device, using an app called RBDigital (formerly known as Zinio for Libraries). Make an account using our link...

1000 Books Before Kindergarten

1000 Books Before Kindergarten is a simple, fun approach to helping young kids gain early literacy skills, and the confidence necessary to become strong readers.

How does it work?

• Read a book, any book, to your child - newborn, infant, or toddler. ...

Research Your Family History with MyHeritage

Enjoy MyHeritage from home to research your family history! MyHeritage has comprehensive genealogy resources, with billions of historical documents, millions of historical photos and other resources in thousands of databases that span the past five centur...

Lafayette Historical Newspapers Online - More Years Added Regularly!

Have you had a chance to check out the online archive of early editions of Lafayette newspapers? The earliest local newspapers that we have on microfilm are  available online through the Colorado Historic Newspapers Collection, with more dates ad...

ReferenceUSA - business leads and more!

You now have free access to ReferenceUSA with your Lafayette Library card! ReferenceUSA is a powerful research tool which provides access to several useful databases, including:

Auto Repair Source - free access to premium car repair info

Your Lafayette Library card gives you free access to the premium auto repair website Auto Repair Source (formerly AutoMate). Powered by the automotive experts at MOTOR, Auto Repair Source has manufacturer and repair information on more than 38,000 vehicle...

The Friends are not accepting book donations, or selling books, at this time

The Friends of the Library book shop is closed until further notice during the COVID-19 health situation. The Friends are not able to accept book donations at this time. Thanks for supporting the Library and for your continued patience! To donate the Frie...

Library closed: view updates

Library status and user guide

View Library status, get a card, learn about current services, and more!

Circulation Aide

The Library is seeking adult volunteers to help out in the Library. As a Staff Circulation Aide, you will assist staff by gathering customer hold items. Embrace a collection of your choice in the Library, and help shelve and groom in that area so that mat...

Computer Coach

Share your tech talent: be a Computer Coach

Got great people skills? Enjoy helping beginning computer users with technology? You don’t have to know everything to be a computer coach in the Library’s computer lab. We are looking for volunteers who want to e...

Friends Fundraiser or Member

Friends of the Lafayette Library Foundation work hard for our community. They are instrumental to supporting Library programs, and they need our help! 

How can YOU help? Here are two easy ways:

• Be a Friend! Join the Friends - it’s fast and easy to j...

Homebound Delivery Partner

Did You Know... 

Library volunteers reach out monthly to those unable to visit the library due to illness, disabilities or other challenges. 

• Interested in volunteering to deliver books, cds, and dvds to a homebound friend, relative, or ne...

Makerspace - Mentor or Workshop Leader

Studio 775 is Lafayette Library's new mini-makerspace, opening in Summer 2018! We envision a collaborative, community-driven space where users can learn to use new tech tools in creative ways. We need volunteer mentors to assist, support, and encourage co...

View a list of available park amenities...

Using parks, playgrounds, and trails during the Stay at Home Order

On March 25, Gov. Polis issued a state-wide Stay at Home Order directing all Coloradans to stay at home and avoid contact with people outside their household in an effort to limit the sprea...

Apply to join the Historic Preservation Board

The City of Lafayette is seeking residents to join the Historic Preservation Board! Learn more about the position and how to apply.

What's developing in Lafayette?

Curious what new development is in process within the City of Lafayette? View a list of projects at www.cityoflafayette.com/Development.Understanding the process for new development projects can be confusing. Follow the link above to learn more about the ...

Weekly Police Department Incident Report Summary Jan. 11, 2021

This is a summary of incident reports taken by the Lafayette Police Department from Jan. 11-17, 2021. Accident reports are not included in this summary. Please note, some information is not subject to public view at the posting of this summary.

Work on water storage tank at Sandpiper Drive/Waneka Lake Trail on Saturday, Jan. 23

The 5-million-gallon red zone water storage tank, located near the corner of Sandpiper Drive and Waneka Lake Trail, is in the process of maintenance work that includes sandblasting removal of the existing interior and exterior paint, repairing of aging in...

Sundar Development public improvement project

The City of Lafayette will begin a public improvement project along State Highway 287 and Dillon Road  January 2021 through fall 2021. The improvements include:  

• water line, sewer line, and drainage installation
• trail construction
• construc...

Fall street sweeping

Public Works begins the annual fall street sweeping process.

Residents are reminded to observe temporary no parking signs to allow sweeping of parking and gutter areas.

As a reminder, please do not blow or rake leaves into the City's streets or gu...

Water tank maintenance work at Sandpiper Drive/Waneka Lake Trail

The Public Works Department has contracted with Riley Industrial to rehabilitate the 5 million gallon red zone water storage tank, located near the corner of Sandpiper Drive and Waneka Lake Trail. The project scope of work, anticipated to be complete Apri...

City of Lafayette 2020 Drinking Water Quality Report Consumer Confidence Report

Advice for business owners to flush water lines when re-opening buildings

City of Lafayette encourages building owners to flush internal water lines prior to re-opening after COVID-19 closures.

When buildings sit unoccupied and unused, water remains in pipes and becomes stagnant.  In order to clear the stagnant water fr...

Ignore the Hype. Don't Flush a Wipe.

Trash it-Don’t Flush it

Toilet paper supplies may be running low and the use of paper towels, or flushable wipes may seem like the next best option. While it is tempting to flush these items -don’t. It is important that these products g...

Public Works achieves APWA accreditation status

In November 2018, the City of Lafayette Public Works Department was awarded the prestigious American Public Works Association (APWA) Accreditation designation. The APWA Accreditation program recognizes public works agencies that go beyond the requirements...

Water Rate Increases start April 2016

Water rates will increase by 5% through 2021.

New! Fitness Meetups

Meetups create possibilities.

A Meetup is a platform for finding and building local communities. You can use our Meetups to meet new people, learn new things, find support, get out of your comfort zone, and pursue your passions - together!

Personal Trainer ...

100 Mile March Madness

Are you looking to get ready for summer? Do you want to feel better about yourself? Do you need a fitness challenge? If you answered yes to any, or all, of these questions, this is the program for you.  

Walk, run, cycle, swim, take fitness classe...

Strength and conditioning for middle and high schoolers

Calling all middle and high school online class takers, athletes in the offseason, and anyone else who needs to MOVE!  Strength and Conditioning for Middle or High School, designed and taught by a certified personal trainer, will improve all fitn...

Outdoor Bootcamp HIIT

This bootcamp style HIIT class will target your entire body through dynamic movement, while integrating the four best fitness essentials: cardio, core, resistance, and flexibility. The class is held outside at the softball fields to the west of the Bob Bu...

Bob Burger Recreation Center Level Orange operations

Bob Burger Recreation Center Level Orange: High Risk Services

The Bob Burger Recreation Center (BBRC)  will continue to provide important services while in compliance with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's COVID guidelines...

COVID Level Orange guidelines - FAQ

Bob Burger Recreation Center – COVID Guidelines

You’ll find plenty of space to choose your exercise activity, while maintaining physical distance from others! A limited number of people will be permitted to enter the Bob Burger Recreation Center under the ...

Group Fitness at the Bob Burger Recreation Center

Group fitness at the Bob Burger Recreation Center is in full swing.

Whether in-person, hybrid, or virtual is your choice, we have what you are looking for. 

✓10ft apart ✓limited participants ✓mask required ✓equipment is cleaned and sanitized after ...

Reserve family swim time

The Bob Burger Recreation Center Rose Lueras Pool is excited to offer family swim times all week long. Enjoy playing in one of our pools. Reserve the Play Pool with two slides and a mushroom waterfall that offer lots of opportunities for fun suitable for ...

Want to make a difference? Join the Senior Advisory Board!

The City of Lafayette is seeking residents interested in serving on the Senior Advisory Board. The Senior Advisory Board of Lafayette Senior Services advises City Council and Senior Services staff in matters pertaining to the 55 and older population of La...

Make a Reservation

Martin Luther King Peace March

Planned by the Lafayette Youth Advisory Committee, 

Lafayette's 15th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. March for Peace and Celebration will be held on:

• Monday, January 20, 2020.
• The event will commence at 11:30 a.m. at Angevine Middle School (1150 W So...

CANCELED Lafayette's 16th Annual Cesar Chavez Convivio

Celebrate the life and legacy of Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta, and other civil rights heroes during:

Lafayette’s annual Cesar Chavez "Convivio" or community gathering! 

Date: April 4, 2020

Time: 12:00PM-2:30PM

Location: Alicia San...

CANCELED Annual Easter Egg Hunt

THIS YEARS EASTER EGG HUNT HAS BEEN CANCELLED

CANCELED Screen Free Week - Apr. 27 - May 3

Due to the current circumstances Screen Free Week has been canceled.

Para español, busque abajo.

Screen Free Week 2020

The average American devotes more than 10 hours a day to screen time between recreational. educational and professional use. Get...

Kids Fishing Derby

Join us at this FREE Fishing Derby where kids can fish to their hearts content on fully stocked Waneka Lake - enjoy a fishing lesson from Colorado Parks and Wildlife, get a FREE pole from Jax, and have a great time enjoying picturesque Waneka Lake park.&a...

Park n' Flick Movie Nights

2020 Park n’ Flick Movie Nights

Gather your family, pack up the car, and join us for a movie in the parking lot of the Bob Burger Recreation Center. Tune in your FM radio and relax in the comfort of your car.Sign-up for our mailing lists or like ...

"Try"athalon

A "Try-Athlon" is designed for participants to experience what a real triathlon would look like in a modified format. 

Participate in a swimming, biking, and running course at shortened distances. 

Divisions will be split into ag...

July is Parks and Recreation Month

Celebrate Parks and Recreation with the entire nation during Parks and Recreation Month!

2020 Fall Festival!

All events follow COVID-19 guidelines or are held digitally. Details included with each event description. 

Lions Club Pumpkin Decorating Contest (Free)

Enter your creatively carved or decorated pumpkins for a chance to win fun prizes!

For ages 0-18...

Shop N Drop

Make holiday shopping fun this year! Kids ages 4-12 can be dropped off at the Bob Burger Recreation Center for some play time while parents enjoy some stress free shopping in downtown Lafayette! 

This annual event takes place on Shop Small Saturda...

Santa's Calling!

Sign up to get a call from Santa! For children ages 8 and younger. 

Click here to register:  https://bit.ly/2HYwQl1 

Registration cut offs change each year - please use the link above to view the cut off for this year, and the dat...

Bob Burger Virtual Recreation Center

We are committed to serving Lafayette in person and virtually. Support your health by staying active, fit, motivated, and safe with the Bob Burger Virtual Recreation Center.

Sign up for our eNews!

Sign up to receive our monthly eNewsletter, The Buzz at Bobs and stay connected to your City of Lafayette Recreation.

Reserve family swim time

The Bob Burger Recreation Center Rose Lueras Pool offers family swim times all week long. A reservation is required and fill up quickly so book your spot now.

Valentine's Day Celebration

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with the romance and nostalgia of the 40s, 50s and 60s with Mr. Tim, the Crooner, singing favorite love songs to warm your heart. Registration includes special delivery of a treat. Register by Feb. 8.

Date: Feb....

Want to make a difference? Join the Senior Advisory Board!

The City of Lafayette is seeking residents interested in serving on the Senior Advisory Board.  The Lafayette Senior Services Senior Advisory Board advises City Council and Senior Services staff in matters pertaining to the 55 and older populatio...

BCAAA Implements Service Changes During COVID-19

Click here to learn about service changes to the Boulder County Area Agency on Aging.

Older adult resource list during COVID-19 closure

Ride Free Lafayette bus service

Boulder County is pleased to announce the new Ride Free Lafayette program, a free, on-demand, door-to-door bus service that connects people to places within the City of Lafayette, CO. Service began on Monday, July 20, 2020.

Residents and visitors can use t...

Lafayette Senior Center remains closed until further notice.

Lafayette named first Colorado Bird City

Celebrate by attending the 6^th annual Bird Migration Day on September 22 Environment for the Americas has designated the City of Lafayette as the very first Bird City in Colorado. Lafayette has proven its appreciation for birds through its growin...

Here are some accomplishments on our journey to always strive to improve

Lafayette ranked #13 in the top 25 Denver suburbs list for 2019

Lafayette has earned a #13 spot on the top list of "Best Suburbs to Live in the Denver Area".  According to the ranking published by Niche, the study is based on;

• Housing.
• Public schools.
• Crime and safety.
• Nightlife.
• Good for families.
• Divers...

Why all the cool shops are moving to Lafayette!

5280 Neighborhood Guide: Lafayette

There has never been a more exciting time to visit this vibrant city in Boulder County

by Callie Sumlin - 5280 Magazine, August 2018

The 2014 opening of Big Red F’s Post Brewing Co. in Lafayette promised more than ...

Lafayette ranks #4 in AARP’s 2018 Most Livable Cities

Lafayette has been ranked #4 in AARP’s 2018 Most Livable City index for populations of 25,000 to 99,999.AARP's 2018 Most Livable Cities are national, vibrant communities where residents thrive, thanks to quality-of-life factors such as plentiful jobs and ...

How to pronounce Lafayette - as seen on 9News

Mayor Berg had some fun last week enlightening Kyle Clark of 9News on how to pronounce Lafayette.  Here was her first stab at it via a phone interview:http://www.9news.com/video/entertainment/television/programs/next-with-kyle-clark/what-do-you-s...