Colorado Springs invites public input on how to allocate HUD funds for affordable housing and community development in upcoming meetings on Nov. 20 and 21.

The Boulder County Board of Commissioners approved the Boulder to Erie Regional Trail Plan, which involves developing an 8.5-mile trail to improve connectivity, after extensive public engagement. Next steps include funding and detailed design.

Boulder County voters approved the Affordable and Attainable Housing Tax, designed to generate $16.7 million for housing and services, emphasizing equitable housing and innovating solutions for disparities.

Boulder is launching a new online utility billing platform on Nov. 25, 2024, with temporary "View Only" and no phone payments during the transition period starting Nov. 21. Paperless billing will start in February 2025.

Colorado Springs' Acacia Park Holiday Celebration returns this Friday at 6 p.m. with festivities including Santa, live music, food trucks, figure skating, and the opening of Skate in the Park.

Boulder County invites the public to observe the 2024 General Election risk-limiting audit, starting November 19, with an RSVP required due to space limits.

Colorado Springs launches a downtown revitalization program focusing on parking, security, cleanliness, homelessness, and support for local businesses through 2024.

Sean Greer has been appointed as Denver's new Chief Data Officer, succeeding his role as IT Director. He aims to improve city operations with data-driven insights.

Arapahoe County adopts a study's recommendations on long-term water conservation, stressing the importance of efficient use and management of water resources in anticipation of population growth.

The Denver City Council approved the 2025 city budget, focusing on safety, housing, health, and climate, following community input and collaboration with Mayor Johnston.

Arapahoe County considers regulations for psilocybin businesses, with public hearings set to discuss zoning and cultivation limits ahead of legal operation in 2025.

Douglas County officials appeal the state labor board's findings on unfair labor practices related to an attempt to unionize sheriffs' deputies, disputing legal interpretations and asserting their free speech rights.

Douglas County has achieved Functional Zero for Veteran homelessness, indicating that the issue is manageable through the use of Quality By-Name Data and coordinated community efforts.