City Council welcomes Jessica as new community engagement leader for Littleton

Littleton City Council has taken significant steps to enhance community engagement and address pressing local issues during its recent meeting on April 1, 2025. Newly appointed community engagement leader Jessica expressed her enthusiasm for serving her hometown, emphasizing her commitment to improving communication and collaboration with residents.

One of the key topics discussed was the rising concern over graffiti along the Lee Gulch Trail and in local parks. The city is actively working with South Suburban Parks and Recreation to address this issue promptly. Residents are encouraged to report graffiti incidents through the police department's emergency and non-emergency numbers or via the city's "See Click Fix" dashboard for quicker resolution.

The council also addressed noise complaints related to the Littleton Brewing Company. City staff have been collaborating with the business to assess and mitigate noise levels, ensuring a better experience for nearby residents. Additionally, parking enforcement remains a priority, with plans to enhance staffing and explore contract solutions to improve compliance with parking regulations.

Safety improvements for pedestrian crossings on Fulton Boulevard were discussed, with city engineers evaluating potential locations for a new crosswalk to enhance safety for residents. The council is also monitoring crime in the area, with increased police patrols in response to community concerns.

Lastly, the ongoing railroad spur trail project was highlighted, with city officials stressing the importance of adhering to funding timelines to ensure safety enhancements and connectivity for residents. The council remains committed to balancing community needs with practical solutions, aiming to foster a safer and more engaged Littleton.