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The meetings, events, and other happenings this week in Louisville

August 31–September 6

City Council Meeting agenda preview

Tuesday, September 1 | 6 p.m.
City Council Chambers
749 Main Street

Here's a preview of what Council will be discussing this week:

• City Manager's 2027-28 Initial Budget presentation, with six-year Capital Improvement Plan to follow on September 22.
• An update on progress of the 2026 Council Work Plan, and initial discussion of the 2027 Council Work Plan.
• A resolution approving a minor subdivision to combine 1008 & 1006 Honeysuckle Lane (continued from August 4 meeting).

City Council considers written and oral comments equally. Email comments to Council received by 3 p.m. the date of the meeting will be included in the Council addendum and provided to each council member prior to the meeting. If you prefer to address Council in person, you may attend the meeting either in person or virtually.

To increase transparency and awareness of City Council business, staff develops the summary of agenda items above. This is not a comprehensive list of all agenda items. Please view the full agenda to see all agenda items and details. Comments and concerns about this communication should be sent to Info@LouisvilleCO.gov.

City government meetings

City Council

Tuesday, September 1 | 6 p.m.
City Hall
749 Main Street
More info

Parks and Public Landscaping Bee City Subcommittee

Wednesday, September 2 | 5:30 p.m.
Louisville Public Library
951 Spruce Street
More info

Parks and Public Landscaping Advisory Board

Wednesday, September 2 | 6:30 p.m.
Louisville Public Library
951 Spruce Street
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Two Cultural Services surveys close on August 31

Share your ideas for the Library, Museum, and Arts & Events

We’re excited to invite you to help shape All In Louisville: A community‑powered vision for culture, learning, and belonging.

As we shape this next chapter, your voice is essential. Share your thoughts by taking our survey before it closes on August 31.

Marshall Fire 5 Year Remembrance Community Survey

December 2026 will mark the five‑year anniversary of the Marshall Fire, which had a profound and lasting impact on our region.

To support community healing and reflection, the City of Louisville has allocated $35,000 toward a Remembrance Project and related programming for the anniversary year.

Take our survey to share your preferences regarding both the Louisville-based remembrance options and the possibility of directing some or all of our funds toward Superior's project.

Community events this week