Boulder County is set to propose Land Use Code amendments to clarify language, correct errors, and align with state law and updated policies, with a public hearing scheduled for January 2026.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office advertised an Emergency Communications Supervisor job on Facebook, highlighting the role's importance, responsibilities, and attractive salary.

Douglas County hosts Strive to Thrive Fair to offer residents free access to food, clothing, medical assistance, employment support, and a new Sports Expo for youth.

The Department of Human Services in Douglas County confirms that TANF and CCCAP assistance programs are operating without disruption amid concerns about federal funding stability.

Colorado Springs has completed the WastelessCOS Waste Diversion Study and Action Plan, aiming to increase waste diversion to 37% by 2045 through strategies tailored for various sectors.

A CSOC deputy in Castle Rock, Colorado, joined the local Wreaths Across America event to honor fallen service members, urging community participation in remembering their sacrifices.

Adams County Sheriff's Office reports an increase in credit card skimming devices in their area and advises the public to be cautious when using ATMs and POS terminals.

Englewood residents are invited to recycle their Christmas trees at three locations throughout January to turn them into free mulch for the community.

Denver Police highlight Teen Driving Awareness Month, citing the high risk of fatal accidents among teens and stressing the importance of safe driving habits, supported by Colorado's Graduated Driver Licensing laws.

Kora, a certified therapy dog, joins Adams County Fire Rescue for a temporary period, offering a calming presence at fire stations and schools in Weld County, and is praised by the department and community.

Brighton Police encourage residents to register cameras for crime prevention, highlighting efficient investigations and privacy assurances in their social media outreach.

Adams County Sheriff's Office in Colorado seeks a mental health professional to work as a co-responder beside law enforcement officers in crisis situations.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office introduced "Woof Watch," where dog walkers help spot and report suspicious activities to aid community policing efforts.