 Extended Application Timeline: Commercial Sustainability RebateThe City of Louisville’s Commercial Sustainability Rebate (CSR) is still available to all Louisville businesses. We have decided to extend the rebate applications until Friday, August 7, 2026. If you are a Louisville business, have a sustainability minded project, and need some funding to make it happen, consider the Commercial Sustainability Rebate. The program is designed to support business-led investments in waste reduction, energy efficiency, decarbonization, water conservation, and circular economy initiatives while ensuring fairness, administrative efficiency, and measurable environmental outcomes. Proposed projects will be reviewed with a lens enhancing sustainability, preventing or diverting waste, and increasing environmental stewardship. A total of 10 competitive rebate offerings is available: - Five $1,000 rebates
- Three $5,000 rebates
- Two $10,000 rebates
Application Timeline - March 2, 2026: Application opens
- August 7, 2026: Application closes
- August 10-14, 2026: Review of applications
- August 17, 2026: Awards made and awardees notified
Additional Application Information For more information, please visit LouisvilleCO.gov/CSR, or to apply, use the Rebate Application Form. Please reach out to the Louisville Sustainability Division at Sustainability@LouisvilleCO.gov with any questions of concerns.  Upcoming Building Performance Colorado EventBuilding Forward: Incentives for Efficient and Compliant Commercial Spaces Tuesday, May 12 | 12–1:30 p.m. The Chancery Building 1120 Lincoln Street, Suite 801 Denver, CO 80203 Register to join in person or virtually Learn about grants and financing programs available to help commercial buildings meet and exceed Building Performance Colorado requirements, including: The Colorado Energy Office (CEO) will cover eligible applicants and projects and walk through scenarios on how to stack incentives. We'll also present an overview and updates on the Building Performance Colorado (BPC) program. Space is limited — follow the link below to register today! |
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Disaster Preparedness Basics for Small BusinessesThursday, April 16 | 10–11:45 a.m. Superior Downtown Civic Space 2250 Main Street, Superior Learn More |
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101 S. Taylor Ave Open HouseWednesday, April 22 | 5:30–7:30 p.m. 101 South Taylor Ave Learn More |
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Start-Up EssentialsWednesday, April 22 | 2–5 p.m. Longmont Chamber of Commerce 528 Main Street, Longmont Learn More |
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Wyoming-Colorado Regional Job FairThursday, April 30 | 10–4 p.m. Virtual & In-person Across Colorado Learn More |
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Business BeatThursday, April 30 | 4–5:30 p.m. Louisville Recreation & Senior Center 900 Via Appia Way RSVP |
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 Wyoming-Colorado Regional Job Fair April 30Register for the WYCO Job Fair Today!The partnership of the Colorado Rural Workforce Alliance, AD Works!, Pueblo, Fremont, Adams, Mesa, Denver, Boulder, Broomfield, Jefferson, Larimer, and Weld Counties in Colorado, and the Laramie and Cheyenne Workforce Centers in Wyoming, will be holding the next Wyoming and Colorado Regional Job Fair on April 30. In-person events will be taking place from 10-1 p.m. and virtual events will be taking place from 12-4 p.m. There is no cost to attend! This will be a hybrid event, which means that there will be a virtual and 8 in-person job fairs going on simultaneously. Employers can be registered for multiple events, be sure to follow the instructions for proper registration. Business Beat Recap: Here's What You MissedIn March, city staff and local business owners met to discuss and explore available resources to support businesses in Louisville. The Economic Vitality team provided guidance on how to navigate these resources, while attendees had the opportunity to identify and pursue support options tailored to their specific projects, challenges, and goals. Below are a few of the existing resources that were discussed. Join us on Thursday, April 30 for this month's Business Beat!This month's discussion will focus on apprenticeships and will be in collaboration with Workforce Boulder and the City of Lafayette. It will be held at the Louisville Recreation and Senior Center from 4–5:30 p.m. Follow the link below to RSVP today! For any questions, please reach out to EconomicVitality@LouisvilleCO.gov. |
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Business Assistance ProgramThe Business Assistance Program (BAP) provides rebates, approved by the City Council, for businesses locating or expanding within Louisville. Types of City rebates available include: - Building Permit Fees
- Construction Use Tax
- Sales Tax
- Consumer use Tax
- Enhanced Assistance
- Vacancy Bonus
To learn more about the program and application requirements, follow the link below! |
Colorado Green Business NetworkIs your business ready to save money, improve efficiency, and be recognized for sustainability efforts? The Colorado Green Business Network (CBGN) offers free technical assistance and statewide recognition to businesses that want to reduce their environmental impact. The City of Louisville is proud to serve as a regional partner, connecting local businesses with resources and support while keeping the community connection strong. Join today to start your sustainability journey and showcase your leadership! |
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 CU Boulder's Buy Local ProgramThe CU Boulder Buy Local program goal is to connect locally owned businesses with the University of Colorado Boulder faculty, staff, and students to meet the university's needs for purchasing goods and services. If you are a local business and would like to participate as a vendor in CU Boulder's Buy Local program, please follow the link below for more information and to access the application form. This application will take ~2 minutes to complete. If approved, your businesses will be added as a vendor to the program webpage. |
 Louisville Located in the Enterprise ZoneWhat's in it for businesses: - State income tax credits and sales and use tax exemptions for specific business investments.
- Local governments and nonprofits may establish contribution projects to support economic development goals.
- Taxpayers who contribute to enterprise zone projects may earn income tax credits.
More information about the program, maps of included areas, and pre-certification requirements can be found on the OEDIT website. |
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