Boulder County hosts a free Senior Law Day event at the Longmont Senior Center, providing legal education, consultations, and resources for seniors on September 21.

Jefferson County is revising its wildfire defense strategies and seeks public input to improve the Community Wildfire Protection Plan and Evacuation Annex, ensuring community safety.

The City of Boulder issued a statement condemning racism after a man used racial slurs at the opening of a Chinese restaurant, expressing solidarity with the Asian American community and affirming its commitment to inclusivity.

Fort Collins hosts Open Streets event for direct citizen-councilmember dialogue on Shields St. on September 15, with scheduled listening sessions for public engagement on city issues.

Stephen Redfearn has been named Boulder's new police chief after serving as interim chief, with a focus on innovative policing and a track record in law enforcement.

Fort Collins Human Relations Commission seeks nominees for its Human Relations Awards, recognizing contributions to diversity and inclusion. Nominations are open until October 25, 2024.

The Colorado State Patrol is conducting a survey to gather public opinion on their law enforcement services and invites community feedback to improve performance.

Boulder County invites residents to PERL's Boards and Commissions Training on September 28, aiming to increase diversity and empower individuals for community leadership roles.

City officials issued a warning about a potential cyanobacteria bloom in Boulder Reservoir, advising against swimming and pet exposure, while watercraft users are cautioned to maintain distance from the bloom.

Fort Collins prepares for its ninth annual Open Streets event on September 15, 2024, promoting active transportation by transforming S. Shields St. into a car-free zone for the community to enjoy various activities.

Douglas County presents the fall Dougnad volunteer event on September 28, as part of National Cleanup Month, inviting residents to participate in environmental service projects.

Youth Corps partners with Wildfire Partners to provide free wildfire mitigation services in Boulder County, aiding communities and promoting youth professional growth.

Denver introduces the Villas at Stone Trace, a new 119-unit affordable housing community in Green Valley Ranch, featuring larger apartments and attached garages.