Jefferson County Sheriff's Office hosts a free Safety in Faith Training session to enhance security at places of worship, focusing on the liability of security teams.

Adams County opens nominations for the ACMCYA to honor inspiring teens who have overcome personal challenges and positively impacted their communities. Nominations are not limited to school students and local businesses are encouraged to support.

Denver Metro’s health partners highlight rising firearm injuries and stress on steps like secure storage and mental health resources to curb the issue, amidst alarming Colorado teen access to loaded firearms.

Arapahoe County, in partnership with Aurora and Advance Pathways, launched the Aurora Regional Navigation Campus to provide integrated services and transitional housing for the homeless.

Denver Police warn of 'porch pirates' stealing packages, advising residents to track deliveries, require signatures, redirect to secure locations, and use self-service lockers to prevent theft.

Colorado's CPW is seeking public input on its draft Beaver Conservation and Management Strategy to manage and conserve beaver populations and their habitats.

South Metro Fire Rescue is accepting applications for their 2026-1 academy for firefighter-paramedic roles until December 10th, as posted on their Facebook page.

Thornton Fire Department announced a CodeRED outage on social media, confirming that 9-1-1 and other alerting tools are unaffected, and directed residents to follow alternative communication channels and systems.

In Denver, Officers Lerma and Abeyta helped a mother in distress due to the government shutdown by purchasing $200 worth of groceries for her family. Their act of kindness was shared on social media by the Denver Police Department.

SNAP recipients will receive full November 2025 benefits on their EBT cards on November 13, as announced by the City of Broomfield, with no disruptions expected for December.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office informed residents of a CodeRed notification system outage via social media, detailing backup communication strategies in place.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office has announced alternative communication methods following a statewide CodeRed outage, ensuring continued emergency updates for the public.

Denver Police joined with partners to provide winter coats for those in need during the Community Cares Coat Giveaway, positively impacting over 220 individuals.