Engage Jeffco February Issue is out with community news, events, and health tips for Jefferson County residents.

The Denver Department of Public Health & Environment’s Epidemiology and Disease Intervention team managed 144 outbreaks and numerous disease cases in 2024, employing their expertise to track illnesses and prevent spread.

Jefferson County Clerk & Recorder's office reaffirms its commitment to inclusivity amid a pause on passport applications with "X" gender markers, ensuring respect for all community members.

Aaron Moore surrendered for felony sexual assault; a female accused him of assault after a night in Fort Collins. Bond was $5,000; more victims may exist. Detectives encourage potential witnesses to come forward.

Denver opens grant applications for businesses disrupted by city construction, offering up to $15,000 and extra support, focusing on East and West Colfax areas.

A Colorado Springs family disturbance involving a firearm led to a fatal police shooting; the suspect died after not complying with officers' commands.

Boulder County aims to eliminate traffic fatalities and severe injuries through its Vision Zero Action Plans, with input from local residents and federal funding support.

The City Council of Colorado Springs is seeking a Citizen-At-Large to fill an open seat on the Fire Board of Appeals to help shape fire safety regulations.

Larimer County partners with MyFriend Ben Colorado to offer a user-friendly platform for residents seeking local support services, streamlining access to resources and benefits.

Arapahoe County DMV reports increased use of kiosks and EVTR for vehicle services, with 100,000 opting for self-serve and 24,000 using EVTR. This digital shift is part of a wider trend towards efficiency.

Boulder Fire-Rescue starts monthly Hands-Only CPR classes on February 27, 2025, to help residents respond to cardiac emergencies. Classes to be held at Station 3, limited to 14 participants.

Mayor Yemi Mobolade of Colorado Springs discussed local interests with the White House to ensure federal collaboration and resources for the city's growth.

The CDOT, CSP, and local law enforcement have initiated increased DUI enforcement in Colorado from Feb. 13-26, coinciding with Presidents Week and ski season festivities.