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EDI TASK FORCE MEMBERS APPOINTED <br />Following March's recruitment efforts, the City <br />received an excellent pool of applicants for the new <br />Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Task Force. <br />On May 4, City Council approved the following <br />Task Force appointments: <br />Stephanie Barr Hazleena Hashim <br />Nancy Commins Devanand Heins <br />Y'Anique Duke Ronald Reeves <br />Francisco Estevez LyanneTerada <br />Jojo Follmar Lu Yu <br />Grace Gee <br />The Task Force met for the first time on May 20. <br />Visit LouisvilleCO.gov/EDITaskForce to find out more <br />about Task Force members and their upcoming work. <br />PERMITS FOR HOME IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS <br />Planning a summer project? You may need a <br />permit! Decks, fences, patio Covers, pergolas, and <br />pools (above/underground) all require permits. <br />Permit applications can be completed online by <br />visiting LouisvilleCO.gov/CSS and using the Citizen Self <br />Service Portal (CSS). If you have questions, contact the <br />Building Safety Team by e-mail <br />Building@LouisvilleCO.gov or call 303. 335.4584. <br />REGISTER YOUR BIKE WITH THE POLICE DEPT. <br />The Louisville Police Department offers free Bike <br />Registration. Registering your bicycle with the Police <br />Department allows law enforcement to more easily <br />contact you if your bicycle is found or recovered after <br />being stolen. <br />Visit LouisvilleCO.gov/BikeRegistration to complete the <br />online form or call 303.666.8634 for an appointment. <br />THE FUTURE OF STATE HIGHWAY 42 <br />The City is working with Lafayette to envision <br />the future of State Highway 42 (also known as 95th <br />Street or Courtesy Road) for people who walk, bike, <br />ride transit, or drive. <br />Planning and Design Engineering Consultants Kimley- <br />Horn are carrying out a three phase study to gather <br />information, consider alternative development for the <br />corridor, and develop a conceptual design plan for <br />the future. <br />Visit Future42.info to get involved and stay informed <br />about the project or call Public Works 303.335.4608 for <br />more information. <br />SUMMER SAFETY TIPS <br />Louisville is one of the safest cities in Colorado. To help <br />keep our city at the top of that list, here are a few <br />summer safety tips from the Louisville <br />Police Department: <br />Home Safety Tips <br />• Keep your doors and windows closed and locked <br />when you are not at home. <br />Make a record of the serials numbers of all your <br />valuables (cell phone, lawn mower, etc.) and <br />register your bike with the Police Department. <br />• Never leave your garage door open, unless you are <br />in within eyesight. <br />Vacation Planning <br />Arrange to have mail and newspaper delivery put <br />on hold. <br />• Inform a trusted neighbor of when you will be <br />gone. <br />• Set inside lights on timers. <br />• If gone for more than a week, arrange for your <br />lawn to be cared for. <br />Auto Safety Tips <br />• Do not leave valuables in your vehicle. If you must <br />leave valuables in the vehicle, lock them in the <br />trunk. <br />Always lock your vehicle doors and verify they <br />are locked. <br />Do not leave your vehicle windows partially open <br />for ventilation. <br />• Never leave your keys/key FOB in your vehicle. <br />• Never leave a running vehicle unattended. <br />Parent Safety Tips <br />Require your child to inform a parent/guardian <br />when they are leaving the house and when they <br />will be returning. <br />• Teach children to never give out personal <br />information on the internet. <br />• Know the route your child will take to and from <br />their destination. <br />Provide a list of phone numbers for your child in <br />case of an emergency (neighbors, family, <br />or friends). <br />Summer 2021 • Page 5 <br />