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2008 DOG LICENSES Now AVAILABLE The is now selling 2008 dog li- censes. Residents, who currently have their dogs licensed, will be sent letters with an option to register by mail. Proof of a current rabies vaccination is required. Costs for licenses are as follows: Spayed female dog - $10.00 Unspayed female - $15.00 Neutered Male dog - $10.00 U nneutered Male dog - $15.00 is located on the 1st Floor of City Hall, 749 Main Street. Please call Deputy City Clerk Carol Hanson at 303.335.4574 with any ques- tions. CITY EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES "\VTe have what you are looking for! We W have a variety of positions including seasonal summer opportunities as well as part- time and full-time positions. For more informa- tion check out the following: · Visit our web site at: www.ci.louisville. co.us; · Call Human Resources at 303.335.4722; · Visit us in person at City Hall, 749 Main Human Resources Department is located on the second floor; · E-mail humanres@ci.louisville.co.us; · Call our ]OBLINE at 303.666.6565 op- tion 3. PLEASE PUT LITTER IN ITS PLACE Please help to keep the City free of lit- ter and trash by using . , provided trash receptacles. In particular, please take note of the City's parking garage and the Library grounds. Let's all contribute to keeping our City clean! A REMINDER FROM THE POLICE DEPARTMENT Louisville enjoys a reputation as one of Colorado's safest communities for its size. Credit for that reputation is in large part a reflection of the people who live here and our concern for one another. However, another important part of that ingredient is each of us taking responsibility for being safe. Safe practices at home and at work can reduce the likelihood that you or a member of your family will be a victim of cnme. Apply the fundamentals to improve your chances of being safe: 1. includes your front door, back door, garage doors, and your car doors. Most residential burglaries happen in homes where a door has been left unlocked. 2. Don't leave valuables in a car parked on the street or in a public lot. Cell phones, laptop computers, iPods, etc. are high value items that are easily taken from a car in a matter of a minute or less - regard- less of whether the car is locked or not. 3. Exterior lighting or motion detection lighting at the front and rear of your home can be a deterrent. 4. If you are going on vacation or going to be gone for a prolonged period of time, please come by the police department and request a "vacation check." We will drop by your home occasionally while you are gone to check on its security. 5. When you see or hear something suspicious, call 303.441.4444 right away to report it. 6. When you see or hear something suspicious, call 303.441.4444 right away to report it. 7 And finally, when you see or hear something suspi- cious, call 303.441.4444 right away to report it. 1110se last three points reflect the disappointing fact that people who hear breaking glass, screams, or crashes; or who see unfamiliar people at neighbor's homes or unfamiliar cars in the neighborhood often fail to report it right away. We are happy to investigate these situa- tions. Most of these situations have perfectly innocent explanations, but we often miss a chance at catching a criminal because people do not call. Time is of the es- sence, so please CALL 303.441.4444 RIGHT AWitYTO REPORT IT: