Longmont asked residents with technology and privacy expertise to help advise City Council on emerging technology. The city’s Oct. 1 newsletter announced recruitment for a new Technology Policy Advisory Board, with applications requested by Oct. 16.
The proposed board’s remit covered artificial intelligence, information privacy, camera technology, autonomous vehicles and other emerging tools. The city specifically sought experience in areas including software engineering, cybersecurity, data infrastructure and ethics.
The recruitment notice said members would advise council and bring community needs and transparency into policy discussions. It did not itself adopt an AI rule or name the eventual members. Because the application deadline has passed, the October notice should be read as an archive of the board’s recruitment rather than a current invitation to apply.
