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• Littleton's Community Profile
• Other Regional Profiles
• Economics & Land Use
• Travel & Transportation
• Aging

For more demographic information, see Littleton's Community Scorecard

Littleton Facts

• Littleton has a council/manager form of government with seven council members, three serving at-large and four representing legislative districts.
• The mayor and mayor pro tem are elected by council to two-year terms.
• The city manager, city attorney and municipal judges are appointed by council.
• The city manager is the chief administrative officer presiding over 11 departments.
• The Public Works department maintains 151 miles of streets, snow removal, traffic control, engineering, inspection and plan review, beautification, and sewer and storm drainage utilities.
• The Littleton Main Street Historic District was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1998.
• The nationally accredited Littleton Museum features living history interpreters and is one of several museums in Colorado that is a Smithsonian Affiliate.
• The Bemis Public Library attracts over 300,000 visitors each year and is known throughout Colorado for its innovative and extensive programming for all ages.
• Littleton's 878-acre South Platte Park is one of the largest suburban parks in the U.S.
• RTD's Southwest Light Rail has two stops in Littleton: downtown, and at Mineral Avenue and Santa Fe.
• Littleton has an internationally recognized economic development program which focuses on helping new and established Littleton businesses succeed. The Economic Development Department offers numerous services including demographics, business research, start-up information, custom mapping, marketing assistance and focus groups. The majority of services are free to any City of Littleton business.
• South Metro Housing Options provides single family homes and apartments for people in need of assistance, and maintains the following senior living facilities: Amity Plaza, Bradley House, Geneva Village and the Libby Bortz Assisted Living Center for frail elderly.

• Omnibus and Shopping Cart senior transportation
• Community Gardens (Pea Patches)
• Senior Refunds
• Support for community events such as Western Welcome Week, Littleton Twilight Criterium and the Elf Crawl
• Town Hall Arts Center, city-owned but privately operated, provides unique performing arts experiences for all ages

For more information on the demographic trends of Littleton, contact the Economic Development Department at 303-795-3749.