Lafayette seeks new lifeguards and offers certification courses for individuals aged 15 and up, highlighting the importance of this role for community safety at pools during the summer season. Registration is available online or at city offices.

Animal Services advises pet owners to provide proper shelter, heated bowls, and be vigilant for hypothermia signs in their dogs during winter, as neglect can result in legal consequences.

A series of events to honor Dr. King's legacy will take place in Boulder, funded by the city and featuring performances, speeches, and community involvement.

Aurora renews its Neighborhood Improvement Grants program for 2025, continuing to offer $60,000 in funding for community and beautification projects led by various local groups.

Denver celebrates the opening of St. Francis Apartments West, a new 60-unit housing community for seniors exiting homelessness, offering support services and maintaining affordability.

Aurora introduced a Community Resource Guide for immigrants and refugees in the ResilienceNet app, designed to help newcomers access city and community support services.

Public commenting for State La Plata South Oil and Gas Development Plan has begun, with a town hall set for January 27, 2025. Written comments can also be submitted online.

The Denver Clerk and Recorder's Office is hosting "New Year, New Beginnings," a one-day event on January 17 for couples to get married without appointments, requiring only a $30 fee and a pre-completed marriage application.

Boulder County invites residents to a virtual meeting on Jan. 16 to discuss Land Use Code amendments related to group and foster homes, and boarding houses.

Littleton officials have postponed a vote on changing the zoning code to allow more multi-unit homes, following substantial public backlash over concerns of altering the city's character.

Colorado Springs is renovating the Westside Community Center with accessibility upgrades, new amenities, and building improvements using $1.2 million from the American Rescue Plan Act.

Mitch Smith, a local volunteer with over 3,500 hours, contributes to Boulder's trail safety and visitor education as part of the Boulder Mountain Bike Patrol.

Boulder opens internship opportunities for high school juniors and seniors to engage in city government roles, with applications accepted through February 5.