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As part of our ongoing commitment, the City of Lou- isville will continue to review new products, technolo- gies, and best practices as they become available in efforts to reduce herbicide use further while providing well -maintained parks, open space and facilities for all to enjoy. Conversations with City Council and the com- munity on herbicide policies and implementation will continue as we move forward. Visit LouisvilleCO.gov/WeedManagement to view the complete Parks, Recreation & Open Space Integrated Weed Management Plan. For questions please contact Nathan Mosley at NMosley@LouisvilleCO.gov. JUNE PRIMARY ELECTION It is more important than ever to make sure your voter registration mailing address is up-to-date in order to receive your June 30 Primary ballot at your proper location. To participate in the June Primary Election, you must be registered as a Democrat, Republican, Libertarian, or Unaffiliated voter. Ballots for the June 30 Primary are mailed to all eligible voters beginning June 8. Here is what you need to know to participate: • Registered Democrats will receive only the Demo- cratic Party ballot. Registered Republicans will re- ceive only the Republican Party ballot. Registered Libertarians will receive only the Libertarian Party ballot. No other parties are holding primaries. • By law, unless a ballot preference was specified by June 1 (optional only), unaffiliated voters will be mailed both major party (Dem and Rep) ballots but can only vote and return one ballot. • 17-year-olds who will turn 18 by the General Elec- tion (November 3) can vote in the primary. • There is no registration deadline. You can register and vote up to and including Election Day, how- ever, given the urgent public health crisis with COVID-19, the Boulder County Elections Division is urging residents to register now and not wait so you can receive your mail ballot and avoid the need for an in -person visit. If you have a Colorado Driver's License or State ID, you can register to vote or check your registration at www. GoVoteColorado.gov. If you do not have a license or state ID, you can register by mail, just print and return the form found online at the same website. For more information, visit www.BoulderCountyVotes.org, call 303.413.7740, or email Vote@BoulderCountyVotes.org. WANT TO STAY IN THE KNOW? Subscribe to the Monthly Community Update [p LL Summer 2020 • Page 7