The City of Brighton is reaching out to residents to identify and replace lead water service lines in older homes, aiming to ensure drinking water safety and comply with new regulations.

The Boulder city manager criticized the local NAACP for unethical conduct during a mediation session over the hiring of Police Chief Redfearn, citing a breach of confidentiality.

Merlin Namuth has been appointed as Denver's new CISO, bringing 25 years of cybersecurity experience from his work with companies like Tenable and Lockheed Martin.

The Denver Animal Shelter partners with local schools to address the national veterinary shortage by fostering students' interest in animal healthcare careers.

Colorado's Douglas County has enhanced mail ballot elections, offering voters the ability to track their ballots and ensuring election security with comprehensive measures.

Colorado's excess tax revenue of $1.4 billion triggers TABOR refunds for residents when they file taxes in early 2025, though amounts may be lower than previous years.

Trump announced "Operation Aurora," aiming to deport the Tren de Aragua gang members, at a Colorado rally focusing on illegal immigration, drawing mixed local and political reactions.

Denver mailed 443,183 ballots to voters for the General Election, with options to return via drop boxes, mail, or in-person voting starting at phased-opening centers. Town halls are organized to increase turnout.

The Denver City Council has scheduled public hearings for rezoning in three neighborhoods on October 14, 2024.

Boulder County has conducted a mandatory Logic and Accuracy Test for its voting system ensuring ballot accuracy for the upcoming election, with representatives from major political parties present.

Boulder County Commissioners are focusing on reinforcing their safety net and criminal justice system, with plans to open the Alternative Sentencing Facility in 2025, despite funding challenges.

Moody's improved Denver's dedicated tax bond rating and confirmed its Aaa General Obligation Bonds rating, reflecting the city's strong economy and financial management.

Denver Elections successfully conducted a Logic and Accuracy Test on voting equipment, observed by a bipartisan board, ensuring precise vote tabulation for the General Election.