Douglas County announces the State of Colorado’s LEAP program open from Nov. 1, 2024, to April 30, 2025, to help residents with heating costs. Applications are accepted via email, with aid for furnace repair and weatherization available through EOC.

The Denver City Council will meet to discuss local issues and the 2025 proposed budget, with a public hearing on Oct 28 at 5:30 p.m. Topics include rezoning and energy code updates.

The Brighton City Council approved a $255.3 million 2025 budget for city operations, infrastructure, and new initiatives like a recreation center expansion and a micro-transit program.

Boulder County partners with local organizations for Vote Early Day, offering voting services, collecting food donations, and providing free transit rides.

Denver Water announced a slight rate hike for 2025 to maintain and upgrade its infrastructure, some over 100 years old, ensuring safety and reliability for its 1.5 million customers.

The Douglas County Commissioners oppose California's Proposition KK, which would tax firearm and ammunition sales, on constitutional grounds, but affirm their support for mental health initiatives.

Colorado's Proposition 131, introducing an all-candidate primary and ranked-choice voting, faces opposition from Douglas County Commissioners citing complexity issues. Commissioner Laydon, however, supports the measure.

Boulder CFO Kara Skinner is leaving her role for a consulting position with MGT Consulting, with her departure set for November 8, after serving the city for seven years.

Denver's Mayor Johnston's All In Mile High initiative successfully housed over 2,000 homeless people, clearing encampments and improving downtown safety.

Boulder County hosts a webinar to explain the post-Election Day ballot counting process, including the 'cure' period and potential recounts, with a Q&A session.

Douglas County is creating Heroes Hall, a space for veterans to meet and access support, led by Commissioner George Teal and other veterans' groups, with plans for a 14,000 sq ft facility and a fundraising campaign.

Denver's proposed 2025 budget has been submitted to the council and made public, with a hearing set for October 28 for citizens to provide input. The council will debate and vote on amendments, with the mayor having veto power.

Douglas County has opened Voter Service and Polling Centers for the 2024 General Election, offering in-person voting, ballot replacement, and ADA-accessible machines, with the ability to register to vote until Election Day.