Longmont is part of the St. Vrain Valley School District - Links to all local schools (Elementary, Middle, High, and Alternative) within the St. Vrain Valley School District can be reached by visiting their site directly.  SVVSD School Listings provides name, address, phone, grades served and name of principal and general information about registration, transportation, food services, emergency closures.

Boulder Valley School District if you live in the North Boulder area, your children may be attending Boulder Valley's Schools. For more information see their map of the school districts.

Also be sure to check our local Business Directory for local resources and Employment Services.

Longmont has several places where you can go and enjoy a live performance and some will serve dinner too.

ARE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE? If you wish to verify that you are an ACTIVE registered voter and registered at the correct address or the correct mailing address, check Colorado Secretary of State Elections Center.  You may also contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 303-413-7740.

To register to vote:
Download a Voter Registration Form from Boulder County's website. Complete the form and mail it to: Boulder County Elections, 1750 33rd Street, Suite 200, Boulder CO 80301-2546.

You may pick up a Voter Registration Form at any public library, any town or city hall. Or you may register at any driver's license office in the state. Fill out the form and mail it to Boulder County Elections, 1750 33rd Street, Suite 200, Boulder,CO 80301-2546.

For more information, visit the Colorado Secretary of State Elections Division - The general responsibility of the Elections Division is to oversee the uniform application of the Colorado Election Code in conjunction with 64 County Clerk and Recorders. The Elections Division arranges and certifies the primary and general election ballots for the State. In addition to supervising elections, the Elections Division also maintains voter registration files, registers lobbyists, administers Campaign Finance Laws, and is the filing office for conflicts of interest and oaths of office. 

Also visit the Latest News on the upcoming elections.

9Health Fair

* Get Reports On Hospitals, Physicians, Nursing Homes
* Michael Skolnik Medical Transparency Act (“the Act”), which was enacted into law by the Colorado General Assembly in 2007. The Act requires all physicians who submit an application for an initial license to practice medicine on or after January 1, 2008 to disclose specific information that can be accessed by the public. These requirements also apply to physicians who make application on or after January 1, 2008 to reinstate or reactivate an existing license.

Below is a listing for various new housing developments in and around Longmont and surrounding areas. If you would like to update us with your new housing development information, please contact us directly.

Longmont's Channel 3 - Cable
Carnegie Building at 457 Fourth Ave., Longmont CO 80501
303-776-1424

Cable Channel 14
Provides Information about the St. Vrain Valley School District

Cable Channel 16
Provides Local City of Longmont, Government Information

Comcast Communications
434 Kimbark St.
Longmont, CO 80501-5576
303-776-6600 or 970-663-2000

Airborne Gymnastics and Dance - 
(888) 503-2902
Address: 1816 Boston Ave, Longmont, CO 80501

Dance Dimensions
(303) 772-3750     
638 Main St, Longmont, CO

Longmont Dance Theater
1422 Nelson Road
Longmont, CO 80501-6352
(303) 772-1335

Dept. of Motor Vehicles - Boulder County Clerk & Recorder
    (registration, plates, title; voter registration)
    Located at 6th & Coffman St., Longmont 303-678-6120
Division of Motor Vehicles - My Vehicle - (303) 205-5613.  Many online services available at Colorado.gov.

Other Important information: Colorado requires drivers, front-seat passengers, children between 4 and 15, as well as occupants of a vehicle driven by persons under 17, to wear seat belts. Children under 4 who weigh 40 pounds or more must also wear seat belts. Children under 4 who weigh under 40 pounds must sit in approved safety seats.

Emissions testing is required when registering or selling vehicles in the counties of Denver, Boulder, Jefferson, Douglas, and in partial areas of Adams and Arapahoe counties. Call (303) 692-3270 for testing locations for 1981 and older vehicles: (303) 456-7090 for testing locations for 1982 and newer vehicles. Emissions testing is also required when registering or selling vehicles in partial areas of Weld, Larimer and El Paso counties. Call (303) 205-5603 for details.