State and Federal legislation has wide-ranging impacts on the City of Longmont, its residents and businesses. The Longmont City Council closely follows a variety of legislative issues and sometimes weighs in to support or oppose pending legislation. The Colorado General Assembly meets from January through May each year. When the Assembly is in session, this page is regularly updated with information on legislation in a variety of policy areas. To learn more about how a bill becomes a law in Colorado, check out this video from the Colorado Channel.
The City of Longmont follows the Colorado Municipal League (CML) Policy Statement, and the National League of Cities Federal Policy Statement.
Click here to see the list of bills tracked during the 2024 State legislative session.
Send comments about specific legislation to City of Longmont staff: –Â Sandra Seader, Assistant City Manager
Do Your Own Research
- The Colorado General Assembly – Review bills, listen to live hearings.
- The U.S. House
- The U.S. Senate
- Colorado Municipal League
- Regulations.gov is the U.S. Government website that makes it easier for you to participate in Federal rule-making – an essential part of the American democratic process.
