Denver's 2025 crime stats show a 48% drop in homicides, attributed to police community efforts, technology use, and recovery of nearly 1,900 firearms.

Denver Police urge residents to leash their dogs in parks during winter, emphasizing safety for all, including pets, wildlife, and other park visitors.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office has reported a natural gas leak near Bayou Gulch and Highway 83, with utility crews addressing it. Residents are to call 911 only for gas smells or danger.

Denver Police shared a "2026 Safety To-Do List" on social media, advising on reverse emergency notifications, vehicle and bike registrations for theft prevention, and subscription to district newsletters for community safety.

The Colorado State Patrol warns of winter dangers for pedestrians and motorists, citing 94 crashes with 12 fatalities last season. They urge caution, the use of reflective clothing for pedestrians, and distraction-free driving for motorists.

Denver Police, Target, and Project Access hosted the third annual Heroes And Helpers event, giving $250 gift cards to 10 deserving families for the holidays.

Colorado Springs invites public input on the use of federal funds for housing and community development in 2026 through a public hearing and online participation.

Douglas County is refining agritourism zoning rules and invites locals to a workshop to discuss and offer feedback on January 8th. RSVPs and opinions via email are also welcome.

The Denver Police Department shares safety tips for New Year's celebrations, advising people to stay alert, keep phones charged, and report any suspicious activities.

The Denver Police offer a free self-defense Krav Maga class to residents over 12, with sign-ups urged due to limited space. Future classes will be announced on their Facebook page.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Administration Building is to close for New Year's but essential services will continue. The office emphasizes public safety and responsible celebration during holidays.

The Colorado State Patrol emphasizes the long-term career impacts of DUI convictions following recent holiday arrests, highlighting the disruptions to work and transport that can stem from such charges.

Douglas County is increasing DUI patrols for the holidays, with the Sheriff's Office and District Attorney's Office emphasizing a no-tolerance policy and strict consequences for impaired driving.