Denver Police host a clothing giveaway, collecting business attire for those in need until April 10, 2025. Donations can be made at district stations.

Boulder enhances child abuse prevention efforts in April, offering resources and programs for family support, youth engagement, counseling, and advocacy.

Boulder readies for Earth Day with various events, including sustainability workshops, film screening, gardening classes, kids' storytime, Climate Cafés, tree giveaways, and volunteer plantings. Registration is required for some events.

Denver police and local youth celebrated the opening of a new skatepark with a day of sports, safety, and community building, supported by local businesses and city departments.

Denver Police ask residents to report suspicious activity and plan for traffic changes due to the Rockies' 2025 Home Opener, emphasizing sober transportation and safety.

Lakewood is offering free mulch to residents in May at city greenhouse, aiding gardens and sustainability. Pickup is on two Saturdays with proof of residency required.

Boulder County launches the "Switch Together" program, offering discounted rates for residents to install solar panels, battery storage, and EV chargers through collective purchasing.

The City of Fort Collins is offering free wood mulch to residents on April 19 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., with loading assistance provided. No commercial businesses allowed.

Boulder County has launched its free Community Chipping Program for 2025 to help residents manage flammable vegetation and reduce wildfire risk. The program has grown, with over 1,600 homes expected to participate this year.

The Denver HRCP has announced the 2025 Community Economic Mobility Summit to address economic inequalities, supported by Bank of America and others, with discussions on diverse topics like housing and financial tech.

Boulder County's Community Forestry Sort Yard program opens in May 2025 for residents to dispose of yard waste.

The Boulder County Sheriff's Office introduced the Blue Envelope Program to help individuals with autism or dementia communicate during police interactions by providing vital information in a blue envelope.

The Denver Police Department is hosting an Explorer Program open house for youth interested in law enforcement, outlining the application process and opportunities.