You are receiving this communication because you are a valued stakeholder of the Littleton DDA. This email correspondence is separate from the Public Newsletter and serves as a source of information about the local business community, including LDDA news, upcoming events, marketing opportunities, and other essential information for businesses and stakeholders within the LDDA boundaries. |
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Downtown Littleton Pipe Replacement Update |
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Denver Water's Pipe Replacement Project in Downtown Littleton has officially moved from Phase I to Phase II as crews finished installing the new water main along Main Street last week and have now moved on to Rapp Street between Main Street and Alamo Avenue. An important piece of information to share with your employees and customers is that crews are working at night, from 7pm to 7am Sunday through Thursday in order to minimize impacts to businesses and traffic. Project organizers are urging the public to continue supporting downtown businesses and reminds those visiting downtown not to park in construction zones after 7pm where “No Parking” signs are posted. Crews have been lenient thus far, but will begin towing vehicles in violation to ensure the work isn't delayed. |
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Littleton DDA Welcomes New Board Members |
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Join us in welcoming Tom Barenberg (Platte River Bar and Grill) and Eric Hyatt (Grande Station) to the Downtown Littleton Development Authority Board of Directors. Their passion for our vibrant downtown, wealth of experience, and fresh perspectives will be invaluable as we continue to enhance and support our local business community. We look forward to their leadership in shaping the future of Downtown Littleton, fostering growth, and ensuring our district remains a thriving destination for residents and visitors alike. Be sure to say hello and join us in giving them a warm welcome! |
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Join Juniperseed Mercantile's Annual Earth Day Celebration |
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Juniperseed Mercantile is looking for participants to be part of their 4th Annual Earth Day Community Event. The event is primarily for locals, small businesses, artisans, makers, and neighbors. Vendors and corporate sponsors will be selected based on being a good fit with the goals of the event, which includes sustainability, education, and local activism. If you think your business, organization, or group would be a good fit, please reach out to tiffany@juniperseedmercantile.com |
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Holiday Trees Permanently Planted |
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We're thrilled to report that all 34 evergreen trees that temporarily lined our streets during the holiday season have been replanted throughout the community. Pictured above is one of the trees' new permanent homes on a generous donor's private property. |
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Sustainable Business Partnership |
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The cities of Englewood, Sheridan and Littleton have come together to launch the Sustainable Business Partnership, a regionally administered partner of the Colorado Green Business Network (CGBN). As a regional partner, the Sustainable Business Partnership is equipped with all the resources to implement the statewide CGBN in our area, offering the prestige of a statewide program with a tailored, local approach. The program is completely FREE for all participating businesses and nonprofits. |
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Board meetings are open to the public and are held on the third Wednesday of the month. Wednesday, March 19th | 4:00-6:00 PM Arapahoe Community College, Conference Room (M1950) 5900 S Santa Fe Drive, Littleton, CO 80120 *While we try to ensure that all meeting locations are consistent, please be sure to check each agenda posting HERE as the location may change. |
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2156 W Main Street
Littleton, CO 80120, United States |
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