Lafayette has entered into a $15,000 services agreement with the Latino Chamber of Commerce of Boulder County. The funds will support monthly office hours at the Sister Carmen Community Center, networking events, and additional business support services. Isabella Nunez, senior project manager for Lafayette, explained that the partnership aligns with the city's Economic Development and Housing Strategies Plan, which aims to help retain and promote local businesses, specifically businesses owned by historically marginalized communities. The Latino Chamber will offer Lafayette businesses records and data management, event coordination, workshops and consulting services, and assistance with business registration and loan applications.