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City of Littleton offices and facilities, including the Littleton Museum, the Municipal Court, and Bemis Public Library will be closed on Friday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day.

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Economic Development

What We Do

Our Economic Development Department helps our community grow by focusing on:

We seek out businesses that contribute to Littleton's character and add quality jobs to the workforce. We help busines have reached new levels of growth find options for the future. ses that We build relationships with businesses and provide the support needed to achieve success.

We offer no-cost, high-end resources for businesses located in or planning to locate in our city limits.

Business Services

Our business development team can help you plan a new business, locate in Littleton, or expand an existing operation. Learn more about our business services, resources, and products.

Incentives & Financing

Grants offered through the City of Littleton encourage capital improvements and community engagement.

Choose Littleton

Find out why your business should open or relocate to one of the top ranked cities in America.

Why Littleton?

"Littleton’s Economic Development team are amazing partners who truly value the business community. They understand how our success impacts the City of Littleton and their support, and enthusiasm in that effort is unmatched."

Josh Kalkhorst, General Manager of Aspen Grove

Population

45,911

Households

20,568

Average Annual Wage

$89,743

Total Employees

29,745

Average Age

Median Home Value

$599,678
Source: ESRI (2023)

What's Happening

Business Newsletter

In efforts to maintain communication with our business community, the Economic Development Department publishes a business newsletter. This newsletter will highlight the creation of new city programs, events in the area, and much more. Fill out the form below to opt-in for this service.

In the News

Littleton’s Small Businesses Celebrated in May

Published on April 21, 2025

Littleton’s Economic Development team proudly accepted proclamations from Mayor Kyle Schlachter at the April 15 city council meeting recognizing Small Business Week, May 4 to 10, and Economic Development Week, May 11 to 17.