Boulder invites public feedback on Folsom Street safety improvements, offering both online and in-person forums to discuss and enhance travel safety and connectivity.

Denver City Council offices close on March 31 to observe Cesar Chavez Day, resuming activities on April 1 at 3:30 p.m. Public hearings are also paused during this time.

Douglas County commissions TESSA to provide a domestic violence shelter and resources, recognizing the high incidence of abuse and the critical need for survivor support services.

Boulder County invites residents to a roundtable event on April 12 to shape the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan, focusing on climate, housing, and transportation.

Boulder celebrates Women's History Month, honoring female leaders in education, architecture, and other fields, recognizing their contributions and the city's progress toward gender equality.

Boulder conducts controlled agricultural ditch burns as part of its wildfire defense strategy, with expert firefighting teams managing the process while urging residents to clear debris to prevent wildfires.

The City of Boulder and Boulder County invite the public to a planning event at East Boulder Community Center on April 12 to discuss the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan update.

The Denver Police Department encourages cyclists to register their bikes to aid in recovery if stolen and offers tips on preventing bike theft, such as using U-locks and securing bikes to fixed structures.

Englewood plans a public hearing on April 7, 2025, for a PUD proposal at 2800 West Chenango Avenue, inviting community input on potential commercial development within a residential area.

Englewood celebrates Earth Month with events like compost workshops, river clean-ups, and sustainability grants, fostering community engagement in environmental conservation.

Boulder's Housing and Human Services Department reports progress in affordable housing, reducing homelessness, and supporting vulnerable populations in 2024.

The Denver Police thanked a convenience store manager, Michelle, on social media for her support during an investigation following a shooting incident.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office celebrated Mr. Lee Mickelsen's 100th birthday, honoring him as a community pillar with Sheriff Weekly and Deputy Falkner attending the event.