City of Louisville, Colorado Government

06/18/2026

It’s safe to say the Fire Station Block Party was a hit this year! We even got Mayor Leh to join in on the foam party 🫧

This year over 1,200 of you stopped by, a new record for this event! Thank you to Marshall Together for their continued support and sponsorship, and to Louisville Fire Protection District for their partnership.

We’ll see you next year for more fun, food, and hopefully foam 🥳

In the meantime, there’s plenty to do around here this weekend. See you at Community Park tonight for our Summer Concerts in the Park (also supported by Marshall Together) and at Steinbaugh Pavilion tomorrow for Street Faire! Don’t forgot to get all your shopping done at the Farmer’s Market on Saturday.

06/18/2026

Honoring Juneteenth at the Louisville Public Library

On June 19, the Louisville Public Library will join our City partners in observing Juneteenth, and the Library will be closed for the holiday.

Juneteenth commemorates the day in 1865 when the last enslaved people in the United States learned of their freedom—more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. It stands as a powerful reminder of resilience, liberation, and the ongoing pursuit of equity and justice.

For public libraries, Juneteenth deeply aligns with our core values: expanding access to knowledge, uplifting diverse voices, preserving stories that shape our collective understanding, and fostering inclusive spaces where everyone feels seen and valued.

To support learning, reflection, and celebration, we’ve curated a special reading list for all ages: “Celebrating Freedom: Juneteenth Reads for All Ages.” Explore picture books, novels, nonfiction, and more that illuminate Black history, joy, creativity, and community.

You can browse the full list here: https://louisville.marmot.org/MyAccount/MyList/72779

We invite you to spend time with these stories as we honor the past, celebrate the present, and continue working toward a future rooted in equity and belonging. We look forward to welcoming you back when we reopen.

06/18/2026

Father's Day is almost here. Dads receive free admission all day this Sunday, June 21. Come enjoy a workout or class by yourself or bring the family along to swim and play.

06/16/2026

RTD is considering eliminating Route 228, one of the two RTD bus routes serving Louisville. Learn more and find out how to make your voice heard ahead of RTD's decision:

RTD considering eliminating one of two bus routes serving Louisville City of Louisville, Colorado sent this bulletin at 06/16/2026 03:53 PM MDT View as a webpage / Share June 16, 2026 Photo courtesy RTD RTD considering eliminating one of two bus routes serving Louisville Citing low utilization, RTD....

06/16/2026

City of Louisville offices, the Louisville Police Department & Municipal Court building, the Louisville Public Library, and the Louisville Historical Museum will be closed on Friday, June 19 in observance of the Juneteenth holiday.

The Recreation & Senior Center and Coal Creek Golf Course will be open regular hours.

Upcoming City of Louisville closures for Juneteenth holiday City of Louisville, Colorado sent this bulletin at 06/16/2026 12:20 PM MDT View as a webpage / Share June 16, 2026 Upcoming City of Louisville closures for Juneteenth holiday Please be aware of the following City of Louisville facility clos...

06/12/2026

See you tonight for Cool Cool Cool in Downtown Louisville!

Street Faire is sooooo back 🙌

06/11/2026

Louisville, we made a mistake.

In April and May, we asked you to schedule your water meter replacement appointment either online or by phone. We sent out emails and mailers. In those communications, we included the wrong phone number. We know... not great. This is not our standard for communicating important project information with you. We understand this error has likely caused confusion and frustration, and we apologize!

See our latest bulletin for the correct phone number as well as options to schedule online or in-person: https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/COLOUISVILLE/bulletins/41b8df9

06/11/2026

You too can embark upon our Find the Pomodoro scavenger hunt. Learn a little bit about Louisville history, enjoy some art, and explore your town! Visit LouisvilleCO.gov/Pomodoro.

06/11/2026

Stage 1 fire restrictions have been lifted in eastern Boulder County, including Louisville.

Regardless of fire restrictions, it's critical that everyone does their part to prevent wildfires. Always practice fire safety when burning or doing any activities that could create a spark.

Recreational fires and outdoor fireplaces are permitted in the City of Louisville under the following requirements:
- No active fire ban in place or hazardous atmospheric conditions
- The fire is in a container approved for fire use
- The fire container is located at least 15 feet from combustables or structures
- Flame length is no more than 2 feet high
- The fire container is no more than 3 feet in diameter
- Fire must be attended at all times with a method of extinguishment
- Burning trash, leaves, or other yard debris is prohibited

Stage 1 fire restrictions lifted in Louisville City of Louisville, Colorado sent this bulletin at 06/10/2026 12:10 PM MDT View as a webpage / Share June 10, 2026 Stage 1 fire restrictions lifted in Louisville Boulder County Sheriff Curtis Johnson and the Board of County Commissioners on Tuesday resc...