The article describes the Community Forestry Corps in Boulder County, which offers paid environmental work for youth and adults focused on planting and caring for trees. It details positions, wages, and the program's intent to teach valuable skills.

Boulder celebrates Women's History Month, highlighting local women educators' impact, with a theme by the National Women's History Alliance and recognizing Jill Katzenberger, Brenda Lyle, Johanna Maes, and Mara Mintzer.

Boulder warns pet owners of spring hazards such as uncovered trash, salty puddles, and active wildlife, advising to keep dogs leashed and watchful to ensure their safety.

Fort Collins invites input on Land Use Code updates during an open house, offering citizens a chance to influence commercial areas' development through virtual and in-person meetings.

Boulder commemorates the victims of the 2021 mass shooting with the Annual Boulder Strong Day of Remembrance on March 22, 2025, with an event at The Museum of Boulder.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office is seeking volunteers for its Sheriff's Posse to aid law enforcement with tasks like traffic control and crime scene security. Training starts April 15, 2025; apply by March 24, 2025.

Englewood's Community Development Department offers a free Citizens Planning School for residents interested in city planning. Registration is open for the spring session starting April 17.

The Denver Police highlighted Edith Barker, a pioneer policewoman from 1921, on social media in honor of National Women's History Month, noting her expertise in Jiu Jitsu and marksmanship.

Broomfield is running a contest to choose the 2025 Broomfield Days logo, with community voting on designs via BroomfieldVoice.com until March 18th at 5 p.m.

Denver's Future Fest 2025 celebrates youth and community with free activities, contests, and performances, aiming to inspire innovation and career exploration.

Boulder seeks public input to create a healing trail at Fort Chambers / Poor Farm site, reflecting the Sand Creek Massacre's history, with a community workshop and online participation until March 30.

The Aurora Public Library launched a master plan, "Radiating Possibilities," to enhance community engagement and gathered to discuss its structure amidst usage statistics that underscore its significance despite low funding.

Aurora's Housing Division offers over $30 million for housing projects. Applications for grants or loans are open until April 4. A virtual meeting for potential applicants is on March 14.