City of Littleton
2255 W. Berry Ave.
Littleton, CO 80165
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2009 Election Results
Candidates and financial reports | Press Release
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS. Check with individual counties for more information about voting in that county: Arapahoe County | Jefferson County | Douglas County.
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2009 Leaf & Tire Recycling Program
 The cities of Littleton and Englewood are continuing their annual leaf-recycling program in 2009. The collection location, hours and collection days have changed! Volunteers at the new site will accept leaves and tires only. No grass clippings, tree branches or other refuse will be accepted. This collection site is open for residential recycling only. |
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 Kick off the holidays at the Candlelight Walk
The 2009 Candlelight Walk and Tree Lighting will be held Friday, November 27 in historic Downtown Littleton. The 26th edition of this Littleton tradition will feature a festive evening of holiday lights and music. Santa Claus and his sleigh will come down Main Street followed by carolers holding candles and flashlights. Enjoy merchant open houses and bring your camera for a photo with Santa at Town Hall Arts Center, or with his reindeer at Bradford Auto Body at 2659 West Main Street. The reindeer are generously sponsored by Bradford Auto Body and Western Welcome Week. |
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 Seasonal Tips
The City of Littleton Code requires owners or occupants of property, including vacant lots, to remove snow and ice from adjoining sidewalks within 24 hours after every snowfall. To report violations, call 303-795-3831 or 303-795-3759.
Littleton City Code prohibits most wood burning on high pollution days. The code provides for certain exemptions with the "Phase III" stove. To report violations or for more information about the permit, code enforcement at 303-795-3759 or 303-795-3831. |
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 LPD offers some tips on coyotes
The issue of human-coyote interaction has been a popular topic in many circles recently. The issue is timely as coyote pups will begin to emerge from their dens during the spring months. It is important to remember that coyotes can live in almost any environment, and many have adapted to living in an urban area. Humans should practice avoidance as much as possible when dealing with coyotes, particularly if there is a den in the neighborhood. While coyotes are typically afraid of human interaction, they can get aggressive on occasion. More coyote information |
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