The Denver Police Department warns against celebratory gunfire on New Year's Eve, emphasizing its illegality and danger. They encourage safe celebrations for 2026.

The Denver Police Department shared safety tips on Facebook for New Year's Eve, urging people to celebrate responsibly and avoid driving under the influence.

Denver's Treecycle program encourages holiday tree recycling, transforming them into mulch, with drop-offs available from Dec 29-Jan 30, excluding some holidays.

Local authorities announce administrative office closures on New Year's Day, while emergency services remain operational. Offices to resume on January 2.

Douglas County offers Christmas tree recycling at specific locations through January 31, 2026. Recycled trees get turned into mulch, which is available for free to residents.

Officer Porta from Westminster PD gave his former half-marathon shoes to a homeless man, an act highlighting police community care beyond law enforcement duties.

The Arvada Police Department is using social media to recruit new officers, emphasizing personal growth, community service, and highlighting their diverse career opportunities on their Facebook page.

License plate reader cameras helped Aurora Police locate a stolen car with a 14-month-old inside, leading to a safe recovery and positive public response.

The Louisville Police Department's social media post captures the festive atmosphere of winter in Louisville, CO, highlighting community vibes, snowy scenes, and local businesses.

The Boulder County Sheriff's Office's recent social media post highlights its varied duties, including animal rescues, fire management, emergency response, public safety during power shut-offs, and traffic enforcement.

Arvada residents will experience altered trash and recycling pickup schedules around the holidays, with collection postponed by one day following Christmas. City facilities will also close for the season.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office provided holiday cheer for deputies' kids on duty during Christmas, including those of fallen officers, sponsored by BrainCode.

Local families visited the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, bringing treats and Christmas carols, which was shared on social media with thanks and festive greetings.