City of Littleton
2255 W. Berry Ave.
Littleton, CO 80120
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 Littleton Police Citizen Academy
The 2012 Citizen Academy will be September 6 through November 15. This is the only Citizen Academy class scheduled in 2012. If interested in attending this class, complete the application form and bring or mail it to the Littleton Police Department. For more information, contact Littleton Police
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City council ratifies Downtown Neighborhood Plan
The Littleton City Council voted unanimously January 17 to ratify the Downtown Neighborhood Plan, concluding a four-year process of citizen input and Planning Commission work and analysis. Downtown Neighborhood Plan |
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City seeks volunteers for vacancies on boards and commissions
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| Members of Littleton boards and commissions brave the elements at the annual B & C appreciation dinner. |
The Littleton City Council is accepting applications for board and commission vacancies. All applications must be post marked or submitted online to the City Clerk’s Office no later then 5 p.m. January 31, 2012. Interviews will be scheduled by city council for mid-February. All applicants will be notified when the interviews are scheduled. Online applications are preferred. For more information, contact the city clerk's office at 303-795-3753. |
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Littleton Calendar and Annual Report available
 Celebrating 32 years of amazing photographs, the Littleton Calendar and Annual Report is now available at city facilities and from the sponsors. Pick one up at the Littleton Center, Bemis Library or the Littleton Museum; or visit one of the generous sponsors: Colorado Business Bank; Chase Bank; Bradford Auto Body, Inc.; Western Welcome Week; Life Care Center of Littleton; GDM Management Inc., McDonalds; RE/Max Classic, Holly Walker; Steinle Realty Services, Inc.; Littleton Adventist Hospital; Reinke Brothers, Inc.; Wells Fargo Littleton; Commonwealth Realty Services, Stew Meagher; and Aspen Grove Lifestyle Center. Additional sponsors are: Lautenbach Insurance Agency, LLC; Henri’s Jewelry Company, Inc.; Marie Callender’s Restaurant; and Monty Nuss Photography. For further information call 303-795-3720.
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 "Sharrows" showing up in Littleton
The Littleton Public Services Department has installed "sharrow" pavement markings on several Littleton streets. The name "sharrow" is a combination of "shared lane" and "arrow." A sharrow consists of a bicycle symbol and two white chevrons above it indicating the cyclist's required direction of travel. Sharrows are painted on streets that are too narrow for a separate bike lane, and where the posted speed limit is 35 mph or less. |
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Economic Gardening program honored
Littleton's Economic Gardening program is one of six finalists for Harvard's "Innovations in American Government" Award, which recognizes excellence in the public sector for solving government problems. Former Littleton Mayor Doug Clark and former Littleton City Manager Jim Woods traveled to Harvard November 15 to present Littleton's program to the members of the award committee. The winner is eligible to receive a grant of $100,000, and each finalist receives a $10,000 grant. |
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 Littleton: "Best place to raise kids in Colorado!"
Bloomberg Businessweek announced today that Littleton is the “Best Place to Raise Kids in Colorado” for 2011. A total of 5,418 locations nationwide were evaluated. According to Bloomberg Businessweek, “The rankings put the most weight on school performance and the number of schools, crime statistics and cost of living. Other factors included job growth, air quality, ethnic diversity, and access to recreational amenities such as parks, zoos, theaters, and museums.” |
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