Historical Museum Advisory Board
The Historical Museum Advisory Board helps give advice to the City Council about the Louisville Historical Museum and the City’s history.
Meetings
Regular meetings are at 6:30 PM on the third Wednesday of odd-numbered months in the Library Meeting Room at 951 Spruce Street.
Agendas for all meetings are posted at:
- City Hall foyer
- Library
- Police Department/Municipal Court Building
- Recreation Center
- This site before each meeting
Members of the public are welcome to attend meetings and give comments remotely using the links below. However, the in-person meeting may continue even if technology issues prevent remote participation.
Join a public meeting
- Computer Log In
- Call In
- +1 (719) 359-4580
- 833 548 0282 (Toll Free)
- Webinar ID: 825 4701 2866
- Passcode: 513532
If you plan to attend the meeting and need help such as sign language, translation, assisted listening devices, Braille, a recording of the meeting, or special transportation, please contact the City Clerk’s Office at 303-335-4519, email ClerksOffice@LouisvilleCO.gov, or fill out the request form. Please give at least two business days’ notice.
Si va a asistir a la reunión y necesita interpretación en lenguaje de señas, traducción, dispositivos de ayuda auditiva, Braille, una grabación después de la reunión o transporte especial, llame a la oficina del City Clerk al 303‑335‑4519, envíe un correo a clerksoffice@louisvilleco.gov o llene este formulario. Por favor hacer esta petición al menos dos días hábiles antes de la reunión.
Meeting Materials
2026 Historical Museum Advisory Board Members
- Jeanette Bangs
- David Hosansky
- Eric Lenderman
- Scott McElroy
- Barbara Taylor
- Joseph Teasdale
- Erika winter
The Board has seven members, and the City Council chooses them.
People who join the Board serve for four years.
How do I contact the Board?
- Email the staff liaison or call them at 303‑665-9048
- Post mail at City Hall, 749 Main Street Louisville CO 80027. Please write “Historical Museum Advisory Board” on the envelope.
The staff liaison will add any questions or comments to the public meeting packet.
Keep in mind that anything you send to the Board can be viewed by the public under the Colorado Open Records Act.