Boulder acquires over 4,400 streetlights from Xcel Energy, planning a switch to LED to save costs and reduce emissions, enhancing safety and efficiency while using smart tech and reducing light pollution.

The 2024 Boulder St. Vrain Watershed Art Contest is open to students in Boulder County to submit art about their favorite water memories by November 24. Prizes will be awarded.

Boulder County Sheriff's and Coroner's Offices will host a Trunk or Treat event on October 22, 2024, featuring treats, costumes, and a chance to learn about public safety.

Boulder County will host a Veterans Stand Down & Resource Fair on October 17, 2024, offering support and resources to all veterans, including those facing homelessness.

Douglas County's survey with record participation reveals resident preferences for open space conservation, with strong support for creating an iconic botanic park and mixed opinions on sports facilities and park sizes.

The Douglas County Library District Board of Trustees is looking for residents to fill three upcoming vacancies, bringing expertise in various fields and commitment to community service.

Loveland calls for applications for board and commission vacancies, highlighting the chance for residents to impact city policy. No experience required; apply by October 31.

Boulder residents are invited to attend an Open House at the Dairy Arts Center on October 19 to contribute ideas for the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan update.

Denver introduces MyFriendBen, an online tool partnering with DHS and Gary Community Ventures, to simplify access to public benefit programs for residents.

Boulder and The Hope Institute announce a new outpatient suicide prevention service opening on October 7, 2024, offering in-person and telehealth support.

The Denver Department of Public Health & Environment offers autumn health advice, urging vaccinations, staying home if sick, and using harm reduction for substance use.

Boulder City hosts a community event to discuss its clean energy future and celebrate meeting renewable energy goals early, inviting public feedback and participation.

Boulder is holding two workshops to involve the community in becoming a UNICEF Child Friendly City. These are key to creating the city's Youth Action Plan, welcoming input, particularly from youth in grades 6-12.