Virtual meeting on High Line Canal trail improvements set for Sept 9, hosted by Arapahoe County with Q&A session for public engagement on resurfacing and enhancements.

The PERL program offers training for engaging in local government roles, designed for underrepresented communities and covers roles, responsibilities, and board culture.

Colorado Springs is seeking a volunteer for the City/County Drainage Board, responsible for advising on storm drainage funds and regulations. Applications are due by September 5, 2025.

The Broomfield Workforce Center will close on August 20 for staff development, directing users to Adams County Workforce Center and the Broomfield Library during this time.

Douglas County's Vintage & Vibrant event on September 17 offers education and social engagement for seniors and caregivers, including meals, at the Highlands Ranch Senior Center. Registration is open for the $20 event.

Boulder County Commissioners host a panel on August 18 to discuss the impact of federal policies on the local Latino community, with a focus on various issues. The event is open to public via Zoom, with Spanish interpretation available.

Colorado Springs is organizing a volunteer cleanup event for Pikes Peak Greenway Trail, involving government and community groups, taking place on August 23.

Lafayette Fire Department welcomed new members, Firefighter Strizki and Firefighter/Paramedic Swanson, at a recent Badge Ceremony, celebrating the start of their service.

Environmental heroes to be honored at the Ron Stewart Parks & Open Space in Boulder County on September 18 for their contributions to conservation and cultural practices.

Boulder County, Colorado enacts Stage 1 Fire Restrictions starting August 12, 2025, to reduce wildfire risks due to dry conditions and high temperatures.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office encourages residents to properly retire their worn American flags at designated locations and suggests contacting local Boy Scouts for retirement ceremonies.

Retired CSFD Captain Patrick Rogacki, who served for 35 years and worked at Ground Zero post-9/11, died from job-related cancer, classified as a Line of Duty Death.

Colorado is recognized by the Anti-Defamation League for its proactive stance against antisemitism amid a rise in hate crimes, with Governor Polis underscoring the state's commitment to religious freedom and safety.