The Cornerstone Neighborhood in Louisville has earned the Firewise USA Recognition for their wildfire prevention efforts, including education, mitigation, and dedicated annual work.

NextLight, a non-profit internet provider in Longmont, is offering a 10% discount on services and tax relief to local non-profits and a $25 discount to eligible low-income households.

Broomfield officials warn of fire risks from holiday decorations, suggesting the use of flameless candles and proper tree placement to ensure safety. They offer resources for safe decorating practices.

Jefferson County Business and Workforce Center offers free "Career Exploration for Job Seekers & Career Changers" workshops on Nov. 7 and 21 to help guide individuals through career transitions.

Fort Collins launched "Frost Fleet," featuring snowplows named by local students, including Snowbacca and Larry the Snow Czar, promoting community engagement.

Boulder teams up with CU Athletics to build a shared indoor tennis facility, enhancing local access and supporting the CU Tennis team. The project includes new outdoor courts and pickleball amenities, with completion expected by summer 2026.

Boulder introduces a new snow-response strategy, categorizing storms by size for better management, ensuring systematic plowing and community awareness of service levels.

The Denver Central Library reopens on Nov. 3 after renovations, featuring new facilities and technological upgrades as part of the Elevate Denver bond program.

Arapahoe County celebrated Adoption Day, formalizing the adoption of 13 children into 12 families, with festivities and a focus on the significance of creating lifelong bonds for children in need.

Mile High Youth Corps helps Sans Souci Mobile Home Park residents with free wildfire mitigation services, fostering a culture of preparedness and protecting the financially burdened community.

The Colorado State Patrol advises caution for drivers and pedestrians during Halloween, noting the high risk of pedestrian fatalities and urging parents to safeguard children trick-or-treating.

Lakewood's free leaf recycling initiative begins Nov. 16, allowing residents to dispose of leaves in an eco-friendly way until Nov. 25 at the city greenhouse.

Fort Collins invites residents to a forum on Nov. 18 to discuss the Land Use Code Update focusing on commercial zones, offering a platform for public input and future city development.