CDOT and AAA Colorado's "Look Before You Lock" campaign warns against vehicular heatstroke, showing cars can hit 100 degrees inside, and stresses checking interiors, especially for vulnerable individuals.

City's Utilities Department hosts "Breakfast with Your Bill" events for residents to ask questions about their utility bills and learn about various charges and services in an informal setting.

Officer Robertson will run in the Q-Man Classic 5K to honor Quinton Sanford and raise autism awareness, continuing the legacy of a beloved local student.

Boulder County prepares fall prevention programs for the elderly in September, focusing on education and activities like Tai Chi to enhance safety and balance.

Brighton's Fall Trash Bash offers local residents an opportunity to dispose of large items on Sept. 19-20 at the Brighton Wastewater Treatment Facility.

Education support staff at Aurora Public Schools are campaigning for the right to unionize, demanding better wages and working conditions amidst reports of unequal treatment.

A garden at the Colorado Center for the Blind offers a multi-sensory educational experience for visually impaired students, promoting personal growth and life skills.

Instagram's new update auto-tags user location, raising privacy concerns. The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office advises users to manually disable this feature for safety.

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.