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Neighborhood Group Leaders Association (NGLA), Neighborhood Programs

The Neighborhood Group Leaders Association was established to build a communication link between the City and neighborhood groups to address needs and concerns of residents, as well as forming a partnership to improve the quality of life in Longmont as a community.

To participate in the program neighborhood groups register with the City of Longmont. As a member of the association the group leaders will receive information from the Planning Division of the Community Development Department, the Planning and Zoning Commission agendas, and the City Council agendas. In addition neighborhood group leaders attend the monthly Neighborhood Group Leaders Association meeting to keep abreast of city, community, and school district issues, and usually invite a guest speaker to address the current issues.

UPCOMING NGLA MEETINGS:

NGLA keeps minutes from each of their monthly meetings

Select the link below to read the minutes

 

• Download the English Version of the NGLA Brochure
• Download the 2012 Neighborhood Group Leaders Registration Form
• City of Longmont, HOA Training

• Landlord Alliance Program

 

To continue to participate in the Neighborhood Group Leaders Association and to continue receiving information from the City, each neighborhood group must renew their registration annually. The purpose of the renewal is to verify that each group is still active, and to confirm the name and address of each group’s leader.

Registered neighborhood groups are required to meet at least once a year to elect a Group Leader. Information on a variety of City issues will be mailed to the designated Group Leader for distribution to neighborhood residents within the group's boundaries. Neighborhoods that meet the eligibility requirements in the Group Leaders Association can apply for Neighborhood Activity and Neighborhood Improvement Grants.

The neighborhood group must be open to all residents or owners of real property within the neighborhood group boundaries.

For more information, or to request a neighborhood group starter packet, please call Jon Clarke, at 303-651-8721 or email at jon.clarke@ci.longmont.co.us