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Summer community meetings <br />It's time for another round of ward meetings, as well as a <br />citywide Mayor's Community Meeting! These meetings are a <br />great way to stay connected with important issues and make <br />sure your questions and concerns are heard. Dates and times <br />can sometimes change, so for the latest info, or to check <br />which ward you're in, visit LouisvilleCO.gov/WardMeetings. <br />2025 SUMMER WARD MEETINGS <br />Ward 1 Meeting <br />Thursday, July 31 • 6-7 p.m. <br />Louisville Public Library <br />Ward 2 Meeting <br />Wednesday, July 9 • 6-7 p.m. <br />Louisville Recreation & Senior Center <br />Ward 3 Meeting <br />Thursday, July 24 • 6-7 p.m. <br />Louisville Recreation & Senior Center <br />Mayor's Community Meeting <br />Thursday, August 7 • 6-7 p.m. <br />Louisville Recreation & Senior Center <br />Hazel the Cat wins pet mayor election <br />The cat is officially out of the bag: Hazel the Cat has been <br />sworn in as Louisville's new Pet Mayor. Thank you to all who <br />participated in this year's Pet Mayor election, including the <br />more than 1,000 people who voted! The com-pet-ition was <br />fierce, and while every candidate was paw-sitively amazing, <br />there's only room for one cat at the top of the tree. <br />A big thank you to the Youth Advisory Board for leading this <br />fun and engaging initiative, and to outgoing Pet Mayors Arlo <br />and Hops for their service over the past two years. Look for <br />Pet Mayor Hazel at the annual Pet Parade on Labor Day, and <br />stay tuned for more updates! <br />Community Development updates <br />There's a lot going on in every corner of Louisville! <br />REDTAIL RIDGE <br />Grading is underway at the Redtail Ridge property. After <br />receiving city approval in March, erosion control and grading <br />began in late March and will continue into early 2026. Utility <br />work could start later this year, and plans are progressing for <br />the first development phases — including coordination with <br />AdventHealth on the new hospital campus. <br />COMPREHENSIVE PLAN <br />The Community Development Department has been busy <br />shaping the draft Comprehensive Plan document and is <br />gearing up for a mid -summer rollout. The community and city <br />leaders will help fine-tune it and the public will have further <br />opportunities for input before targeted adoption this fall. <br />VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE! <br />As you look around at the many projects around town, you <br />may be asking yourself, "What are they up to?" For info <br />on current development projects, visit LouisvilleCO.gov/ <br />Development. For updates about City projects, including <br />roadwork, drainage projects, park improvements, and <br />more, visit LouisvilleCO.gov/ConeZone. You can also visit <br />LouisvilleCO.gov/StayConnected to sign up for City emails, <br />including our "Construction, Closure & Traffic Impacts" topic. <br />New Fire Hardening Code <br />Vents <br />Eavc <br />Attached <br />Fence <br />Roof <br />Gutters <br />Siding <br />In March, City Council established a fire hardening code, <br />to enhance building safety against wildfire risks. The <br />code requires that new construction and certain repair or <br />replacement projects (like roofs, decks, fencing, and siding) <br />use fire-resistant materials. Homeowners do not need to <br />proactively replace these elements to comply with the new <br />code. The fire hardening code only applies if you are planning <br />to replace or repair these systems in the future. For more <br />information, please visit LouisvilleCO.gov/FireHardening. <br />L SUMMER2025 <br />LOUISVILLE LANTERN <br />