The Community

Loveland provides services, products and opportunities for people of all ages from numerous youth and athletic organizations to activities for our seniors. As Loveland continues to grow, the hometown atmosphere remains the focus of its residents, leaders and businesses.

Loveland enjoys one of the lowest crime rates in the state of Colorado. The Loveland Police Department is nationally accredited and committed to community-oriented policing.

The Loveland Historic Museum/Gallery, located in the heart of downtown, is a center for arts events, educational programs and exhibitions featuring regional, national and internationally recognized artists. The museum also includes permanent and changing history exhibits, which illuminate the natural and social history of the Big Thompson Valley.

Cultural arts are apparent in Loveland with many musical organizations including bands and orchestras, choral groups, a community theater, and two dance centers. During the summer months, free concerts are offered at three outdoor venues. Loveland artists thrive on their community's support and the community thrives on its art.

Several large events occur during the summer months - the 4th of July festival, Sculpture in the Park and the Sculpture Invitational, Art in the Park, the Larimer County Fair, and the Corn Roast Festival - bringing the community together.

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The City of Loveland Municipal complex is located at 500 E. 3rd Street. City departments such as utility billing, engineering, parks & recreation, can be found at this address. This beautifully restored complex was once Washington School. 970-962-2000. Also located at the Civic Center is the Loveland Public Library, the Hatfield Chilson Recreation Center, the Senior Center, and Foote Lagoon, home of many events and free summer concerts. The lush, green grounds feature a waterway, benches, shade trees, a park for children, and bronze sculptures scattered throughout.

Loveland is proud of the newest complex, The Justice Center, 810 E. 10th St., which houses city municipal courts, county courts, probation facilities, police services, and a large meeting/ conference room. This 100,000 sq. ft. building was dedicated on May 7, 2002 "to the men and women who commit their lives to upholding the Constitution and laws for our protection and safety."

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