Rural Center: Livermore

Draft Livermore Fire Protection District Community Wildfire Protection Plan
The Livermore Fire Protection District (LFPD) has asked that we share their draft Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) for public review! The CWPP identifies wildfire risks, priorities, and recommended actions to help reduce wildfire risk across LFPD.

We encourage everyone to review both the CWPP document as well as the accompanying Resident Action Plan, which summarizes the key actions residents can take to improve wildfire resilience at the individual- and neighborhood-levels.
 
The public comment period is open from July 31–August 14, 2026. Feedback is welcome and we encourage you to share these documents with others in the community.

Welcome! Information about the Livermore Area. 

The purpose of this page is to provide information about planning and development activity within the Livermore area of Larimer County. This resource is intended to help residents, property owners, and other interested parties stay informed about land use regulations, adopted plans, and current development proposals.

On this page, you will find links to key documents, including area-specific plans, applicable sections of the Land Use Code, and other relevant resources that guide development in rural centers. You can also access the Active Cases Map to view current applications, track project status, and learn more about proposed development in the area.

Whether you are researching a property, following a specific project, or simply staying informed, this page serves as a central hub for planning-related information in the Livermore area.

Active Planning Applications Map
Larimer Engage Homepage
Land Use Code
Livermore Community Conversations

FAQs

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  1. What is a Rural Center?

    Rural centers are existing and potential commercial, tourist or civic nodes that function as service center for rural areas to support civic uses and basic needs of the community. Rural centers in unincorporated Larimer County are identified in the Comprehensive Plan.