Boulder County, CO introduces a free shuttle to Eldorado Canyon State Park on weekends and holidays, starting May 24, to alleviate parking issues and traffic congestion.

Brighton Oasis Family Aquatic Park opens on May 24 with a discount on season passes until June 10. The park features slides, a lazy river, and various events including Adult Nights and Doggie Paddle Day.

Englewood announces the grand re-opening of Bates Logan Park with new amenities on June 14, featuring activities, food trucks, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Denver's La Raza Park began a $2 million renovation project, aiming to preserve its cultural significance and improve facilities such as playgrounds and picnic areas.

Cheyenne Mountain State Park receives the Leave No Trace Gold Standard Site designation, recognized for its commitment to environmental stewardship and education in responsible recreation.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife enforces a fishing closure on a portion of the Yampa River to protect fish due to low water flow.

Jefferson County has enhanced visitor safety at Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge with a new bridge and underpass. The approved refuge, a former nuclear site, offers safe, educational trails and signage about its history.

A fishing trip at Steamboat Lake State Park ended in tragedy when a person was found dead, tethered to a capsized bellyboat without a PFD. Conditions were windy, and CPW stressed safety and PFD use.

CPW confirmed the presence of invasive rusty crayfish in Colorado's Little Thompson River, threatening local aquatic ecosystems. The species aggressively competes with native wildlife and reproduces prolifically.

CPW hosts a family-friendly outdoor event with fishing, shooting, and wildlife viewing on April 26 at Riverbend Park in Palisade.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has announced a new round of funding through the Outdoor Equity Grant Program to enhance outdoor access for underserved youth and families.

Englewood secured a 4.13% interest rate for its General Obligation Bond, saving taxpayers $10.4 million over 20 years, below the estimated 6%. Mayor Sierra credits the city’s financial health and infrastructure investment for the savings.

Planning firm Sasaki is set to lead the creation of a new 155-acre park at the former Park Hill Golf Course in Denver, involving community input for its development.