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The Boulder County Assessor’s Office will return to its space in the Historic Downtown Courthouse at 1325 Pearl Street in Boulder effective Monday, Jan. 14. Since late August, the Assessor’s Office has been temporarily located on the county's North Broadway Campus at Broadway & Iris.
The temporary relocation allowed for the extensive reconstruction and remodeling of the second floor of the downtown courthouse where the Assessor's Office is permanently housed.
“The temporary move allowed our office in downtown Boulder to undergo an extensive remodel with minimal disruption and impact to employees and members of the public,” said Boulder County Assessor Cynthia Braddock. “We’re looking forward to returning to our refreshed space and taking advantages of the technology upgrades and improved work flows that will make our interactions with county residents more efficient and effective.“
Walk-in services will continue at the temporary location at 1333 Iris Ave. in Boulder through Friday, Jan. 11.
Please call the Assessor’s Office at (303) 441-3530 with any questions.
Cómo se maneja el Código Municipal de Longmont
El Código Municipal de Longmont es la lista de reglas que rigen cómo funciona la ciudad y la ciudadanía de Longmont. El código es la suma de las ordenanzas aprobadas de la ciudad, según la Secretaria Municipal Dawn Quintana. “Una ordenanza es el mecanismo utilizado para implementar nuevas leyes locales,” se explicó.
Longmont Public Safety Employees Recognized During Celebration
On Monday, January 14, Longmont Public Safety (LPS) hosted an Employee Recognition Ceremony. In addition to thanking current employees for all the work they do, LPS swore in new recruits to both the police and fire departments, welcomed newly hired personnel to dispatch and the CORE and LEAD teams and recognized officers who were recently awarded the title MPO (Master Police Officer).
Longmont City Council – Open Forum – January 15th, 2019
Click here to watch the open forum hosted by Longmont City Council. The open forum invited residents a chance to speak to city council about any topic on their mind.
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