The City of Louisville — in coordination with the Town of Superior, Boulder County, other partners, and the community — is undertaking action and education to mitigate risk and build resiliency for future disasters.

We have many exciting job opportunities to work for one of the best small cities in Colorado. We invite you to apply! The City of Louisville only accepts online applications.

The Town of Louisville was incorporated on June 16, 1882. Today the City of Louisville is often recognized for its livability. Many things contribute to this exemplary quality of life and positive economic condition, including 1,700 acres of open space, dozens of great eateries, a thriving arts scene, great schools, wonderful neighborhoods and ...

For updates on Marshall Fire Recovery, please visit the Louisville Rebuilds website. If you haven't already done so, please visit BOCOAlert.com to sign up for emergency alerts.

Louisville’s unique voluntary preservation program, with its dedicated sales tax, recognizes the historical and architectural significance of over 40 local landmarks. The Historic Preservation Commission and staff also provide outreach and education to the Louisville community on a variety of issues pertaining to historic preservation.

Most subdivisions in Louisville are regulated by a Planned Unit Development (PUD) zoning overlay. This overlay is a flexible zoning instrument that modifies the underlying zoning district regulations.

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For updates on Marshall Fire Recovery, please visit the Louisville Rebuilds website. If you haven't already done so, please visit BOCOAlert.com to sign up for emergency alerts.

For updates on Marshall Fire Recovery, please visit the Louisville Rebuilds website. If you haven't already done so, please visit BOCOAlert.com to sign up for emergency alerts.

For updates on Marshall Fire Recovery, please visit the Louisville Rebuilds website. If you haven't already done so, please visit BOCOAlert.com to sign up for emergency alerts. City of Louisville, CO