Did you know that August is National Water Quality Month? From snow cap to your tap, Louisville's drinking water system produces 1.2 billion gallons of water every year for its residents! Our city would be a very different place without clean, safe and reliable drinking water.

As National Water Quality Month wraps up, we're celebrating Louisville's top-notch water treatment team. Our community is lucky to have a crew of award-winning experts who blend passion with hard work, whose honesty and dedication ensure our water is always safe and clean!

National Water Quality Month means wastewater too! From your sink to Coal Creek, Louisville's Wastewater Team plays a vital role in protecting our environment by meticulously treating wastewater to ensure it meets stringent standards before it's released into natural waterways.

Who's ready for Labor Day Weekend?! Get the full schedule and all the details at LouisvilleCO.gov/LaborDay.

Did you know — Louisville's wastewater plant works 24/7 365, treating up to 2.5 million gallons of wastewater each day! In the plant's aeration basins, oxygen is mixed into wastewater, fueling bacteria that help break down waste and pollutants.

Please join us in congratulating our entire Water Treatment Plant team for winning the American Water Works Association Wendell R. Ladue Safety Award of Excellence, and Jeff Owens for being recognized as the Rocky Mountain Region's Operator of the Year. What a way to close out National Water Quality Month!

We had a great time at Louisville's Labor Day Weekend celebrations. Thanks to everyone who joined us for the senior dinner, parades, fall festival, pie contest and more! See you next year!

Fire restrictions have been lifted in Louisville, but it's vital that residents and businesses continue to be mindful of ongoing risk and vigilant about minimizing fire danger. Learn more: ow.ly/ZGjW50TfveC

Summer's not quite over yet, and our friends at the Louisville Chamber of Commerce have one more summer bash planned for this weekend. Don't forget about Pints in the Park! More info: louisvillechamber.com/pints-in-the-p…

Steinbaugh Pavilion will close on Monday, September 16 for additional repairs. More info: ow.ly/cgNU50TkoZ8

Heads up! 🚨 The City of Louisville and Louisville Fire Protection District will test emergency alerts on Wednesday, October 23. Learn more about the test and how to make sure you're signed up for alerts at LouisvilleCO.gov/BOCOtest.

We'll begin annual fire hydrant flushing on Monday, September 16. Flushing is expected to be completed on or before October 22. Flushing will take place only in certain neighborhoods, outlined in red or black on the map below. More info: ow.ly/Tom550TmoIN

Great crosswalk safety tips from our friends at Boulder Valley School District. Be safe out there! bvsd.org/about/news/new…

Heads up: City Hall will close from 8:45 to 11:15 a.m. on Tuesday, September 16 for an all-staff meeting. We apologize for any inconvenience!

🌟 Big news for Louisville! 🌟 Last night, we proudly accepted the Clean Air Champion Award from the Regional Air Quality Council! This honor highlights our city's commitment to a greener future. Louisville is leading the way in clean air and sustainability!

Let's play ball! ⚾ Don't miss the Vintage Base Ball Game this Saturday at Miners Field. Free T-shirts to the first 200 attendees! coloradohometownweekly.com/2024/09/16/lou…

Want to learn more about electric vehicles? Visit Ecotoberfest’s EV Showcase at Louisville Community Park on Oct. 5 from 2–6 p.m., hosted by Drive Electric Colorado. Check out a variety of models and get your questions answered by EV experts! Learn more at LouisvilleCO.gov/Ecotoberfest!

Update 9/23/2024 12:26pm Louisville, CO – On Monday September 23, 2024, officers from the Louisville Police Department and surrounding agencies responded to a report of shots fired inside Monarch High School at approximately 11:17am. Upon arriving at the scene, officers

Louisville services & hospitality businesses: Join us this Thursday from 7:30–9 a.m. for The Business Beat! Meet at the Library for our monthly economic vitality roundtable.

There are currently no active fires in Boulder County. The smoke and haze you’re experiencing are from fires in Utah and Wyoming. Please only call 911 if you see visible smoke plumes or flames. Stay safe!