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Why Longmont is Paying Residents to Ditch Their Gas-Powered Lawn Equipment

Summary by The Longmont Leader
The city launched a $15,000 lawn-equipment swap program this summer offering Longmont residents vouchers to trade gasoline-powered yard tools for electric replacements
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Why Longmont is Paying Residents to Ditch Their Gas-Powered Lawn Equipment

The city launched a $15,000 lawn-equipment swap program this summer offering Longmont residents vouchers to trade gasoline-powered yard tools for electric replacements

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The Longmont Leader broke the news on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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