All-America
City Award, City Manager's OfficeThe City of Longmont is a winner of the National Civic League's 2006 All-America City Award. The All-America City (AAC) Award program is the nation's oldest community recognition effort. Founded in 1949 by then National Civic League (NCL) board chair George Gallup Sr., the AAC Award recognizes communities of all size — including neighborhoods, towns, cities, counties and regions — who have made major progress in meeting their most important needs.
The All-America City Award is America's original and most prestigious community recognition award. Since 1949, the Award has honored communities of all sizes (cities, towns, counties, neighborhoods and regions) where community members, government, businesses and nonprofit organizations work together to address critical local issues. More than 500 communities have earned this distinguished title and many have earned it more than once. The All-America City Jury reviewed the finalists in Anaheim, California on June 10 and 11.
View the City of Longmont's All America Cities Application (entire document, 182 kb pdf file)
View the separate sections of the application which describes our Community.
Part I - Civic Infrastructure
Part II - Community Background and Community Challenge Section
Part III- Community-Driven Projects
