The annual Downtown Holiday Lighting Ceremony in Fort Collins is set to begin with live music at 5:30 p.m. and the official lighting at 6:30 p.m. featuring over 65,000 lights.

The Mile High Trunk or Treat event, a free Halloween celebration with over 100 decorated trunks, is scheduled for October 25 at Empower Field in Denver, featuring a costume contest and aimed to foster community-police relations.

Sgt. Brian Ziolkowski is the first from the Pueblo County Sheriff's Office to graduate from the National Command & Staff College's leadership program.

Denver hosts a "Blue Haunting – Trunk or Treat" event on October 25, featuring candy and interaction with patrol officers, plus a sensory-friendly hour without emergency lights.

The Engage Jeffco newsletter provides Jefferson County residents with updates and encourages community participation through detailed sections on local events, safety tips, and more.

A city completed an inventory of its drinking water lines, finding no lead and showing compliance with health regulations. Residents helped in this significant public health effort.

The City of Boulder has opened its Human Relations Fund for events focused on civil and human rights that will occur from January to May 2025, with applications due by March 28, 2025.

Boulder opens applications for its Human Relations Fund to support events promoting civil rights and equity, offering $85,000 in total funding until March 28, 2025.

Fort Collins unveils its first 'rainbow crosswalk' to affirm its commitment to LGBTQ+ inclusivity, timed with LGBTQ+ history month and ahead of National Coming Out Day.

Boulder County residents are invited to a Town Hall on October 15 to discuss the proposed 2025 budget with county commissioners at the East Boulder Recreation Center.

The Colorado State Patrol launches a campaign to remind drivers of the severe consequences of impaired driving, including legal penalties and personal repercussions.

Douglas County Sheriff Weekly has imposed Stage 2 fire restrictions to prevent wildfires, banning open burning and certain other activities. Noncompliance could result in fines.

Fort Collins schools join the global National Walk & Roll to School Day, encouraging kids to walk or bike to school, with local efforts led by the City's Safe Routes to School program to improve health and community connections.