The Denver Police Department has revamped its training program for lateral police recruits, reducing it from the standard duration by 85% to a four-week academy followed by 12 weeks of field training.

The City of Colorado Springs announces candidate filing packets for the 2025 City Council election will be available from December 31, 2024, with training for candidates offered on January 2, 2025.

The Polis administration is supporting the reopening of Cuchara Mountain Park with a $250,000 grant, aiming to boost ski access and local economy in Huerfano County, Colorado.

Douglas County approved $543,813 for services for residents with developmental disabilities for 2025, funded by a developmental disabilities mill levy.

The Douglas County Board of Commissioners approved the 2025 budget focusing on public safety, infrastructure, and a property tax relief, all without increasing taxes.

The Broomfield Police Department offers free self-defense classes named Her Own Hero for women, covering safety strategies and physical defense techniques.

Adams County officials seek nominations for the 2025 ACMCYA to honor youths overcoming obstacles. Nominations for individuals in grades 6-12 and young adults up to age 20 are accepted on the Brighton website until January 31, 2025.

Denver Labor recovered over $2 million in wage theft restitution for 4,505 workers, slightly more than the previous year's record, supporting economic stability for affected individuals.

New Mexico is holding public auctions in Doña Ana and Otero Counties for delinquent property taxes on December 17 and 18, offering investment opportunities in real estate.

Denver's Excise and Licenses Dept issues new lighting guidelines for public parking to improve safety and reduce crime.

The Douglas County Board of Education will vote on adding an AP African American Studies class after a previous delay, amidst local debate on the course.

An independent review found a leak of Colorado voting passwords to be accidental, resulting from insufficient document checks. Recommendations were made to prevent future breaches.

Littleton City Council approves grants supporting local organizations, cultural entities, and tourism, including Local Partnership Funding, Stadium District Funding, and Lodgers Tax Funding for fiscal year 2025.