City of Littleton
2255 W. Berry Ave.
Littleton, CO 80165
Ph: 303-795-3700
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 Ride-along (on a bike) with the cops
The Littleton Police Department Special Enforcement Team invites the community to join its bicycle patrol officers for a series of bicycle rides this summer. Cops, Spokes and Folks is a fun and healthy way to educate the community on bicycle safety, and to continue to build a strong relationship between the citizens of Littleton and its police department. The first ride-along will take place Saturday, July 18. More rides are scheduled later this summer. |
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 Littleton Police Department revamping Neighborhood Watch program
The Littleton Police Department is revamping the Neighborhood Watch program in which citizens actively participate in the detection and prevention of criminal activity. |
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 Council member Mulvey inducted into Broadcasting Hall of Fame
Tom Mulvey, Littleton City Council Member and Mayor Pro Tem, will be inducted into the Broadcast Professionals of Colorado Hall of Fame on October 2, 2009, along with other broadcast pioneers Gene Houston, John Rayburn and Larry Zimmer. Mulvey has been a Littleton City Council member since 1997, except for years 2001-2002 when he did not run for office. |
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Celebrate TWO 50th anniversaries
 It's the 50th anniversary of the Littleton Charter and the 50th anniversary of South Suburban Parks and Recreation! Grab your letter jacket, poodle skirt and horn-rimmed glasses and join the City of Littleton and South Suburban Parks and Recreation for a 50th Anniversary Sock Hop at the Buck Recreation Center, 2004 West Powers Avenue, Friday, July 24 from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Admission is free and all ages are welcome. Enjoy live music of the era performed by the Windjammers Jazz Orchestra with vocalist Charles King. There will be hula hoop, costume and dance contests, and door prizes! Food and beverages, including beer and wine, will be available for sale. Advance registration is not required but those who RSVP will receive a special door prize! |
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 Littleton Police want YOU!
Come join the Littleton Police,
Littleton Fire Rescue, Littleton
city employees and McGruff the
Crime Dog at National Night Out Tuesday, August 4, 2009.
NNO is the one night a year
that residents in the community
come together to give crime a "going away party." Littleton residents and business
owners are encouraged to organize
block parties to strengthen neighborhood spirit and develop
community partnerships with the
police department. Ask your neighbors, or contact
the NNO phone information line at 303-795-3712 to find an NNO block party near you. Or, plan a block party yourself! |
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 Kids' Mini Fire Academy
Littleton Fire Rescue (LFR) is offering the Kids’ Mini Fire Academy for the eighth consecutive summer. The academy is a four-day event for children 8-12 years old living within the Littleton Fire Rescue coverage area and cost is $10 per child. The first session runs from June 29-July 2, and the second session is July 13-16. Class is from 9 a.m. until noon each day. Space is limited to 25 students per session. The Academy includes hands-on activities about fire safety, bike safety, using 9-1-1, basic first aid, the life of a firefighter and much more. The final day of class is celebrated with a tour of a fire engine, operating a real fire hose and a graduation ceremony. |
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2009 Sewer/Storm Drainage bills due August 17
 The City of Littleton has mailed the annual sewer and storm drainage utility bills, and customers should see it in their mailboxes this week.
Payment is due to the City of Littleton by 5 p.m. August 17, 2009. A 25-percent (25%) penalty will be added to the balance if the deadline is not met, and a past-due bill will be mailed in September. Customers have three choices for paying their bill: write a check and mail it; visit the Littleton Center and pay in person; or pay your utility bill online (one-time registration required).
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 Summer Cleanup Program
The "Keep Littleton Beautiful" summer cleanup program will begin taking calls Tuesday, May 26. Call 303-795-3744 to schedule an appointment for a crew to come to your home and haul away your unwanted items! The city will continue to schedule pickups until all time slots are full, so call early to assure a pickup time. The program ends in early August. |
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 LPD offers some tips on coyotes
The issue of human-coyote interaction has been a popular topic in many circles recently. The issue is timely as coyote pups will begin to emerge from their dens during the spring months. It is important to remember that coyotes can live in almost any environment, and many have adapted to living in an urban area. Humans should practice avoidance as much as possible when dealing with coyotes, particularly if there is a den in the neighborhood. While coyotes are typically afraid of human interaction, they can get aggressive on occasion. More coyote information |
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