Boulder introduces its first Community Assembly to discuss 15-minute neighborhoods as part of the Comprehensive Plan update, focusing on sustainable living and engaging diverse community members through a randomized selection process.

Boulder officials report on support systems for the unhoused during winter, highlighting the community's commitment to end homelessness and detailing support programs like coordinated shelter access, family aid, and intervention strategies for youth.

The latest Engage Jeffco e-newsletter highlights Jefferson County news, events, and services, aiming to keep residents informed and connected to their community.

The City of Boulder announces holiday closures for recreational facilities and changes to service schedules for Christmas and New Year's celebrations.

Colorado Springs seeks volunteers for its Trails, Open Space, and Parks committee to shape future parks and trails.

Colorado Springs partners with PikeRide to install a new ebike station in Old Colorado City, prioritizing the preservation of a tree over traditional parking spaces.

Lakewood begins its Christmas tree recycling from December 26 to January 5, offering free disposal at the Greenhouse on Yale Ave. Trees must be free of decorations.

A Colorado Captain America impersonator was assisted by a Douglas County deputy after his motorcycle broke down on the way to a children's hospital event.

Denver encourages residents to recycle old holiday lights at specific centers and not in purple recycling carts, with Cherry Creek Recycling Center and Blue Star Recyclers as options.

Boulder, in partnership with Xcel Energy, is seeking applicants for its advisory panel to aid in reaching its 100% renewable electricity goal by 2030.

The City of Boulder's report highlights the positive effects of their Elevate Boulder guaranteed income pilot on participants, such as better handling of expenses and improved mental health.

The City of Colorado Springs released its 2024 Community Satisfaction Survey results, revealing citizens' opinions on city services and highlighting areas for improvement.

The Broomfield Workforce Center announces a one-hour closure for staff development on December 18, from 8 to 9 a.m., suggesting alternate resources for job seekers.