The Denver Elections Division announced the upcoming November 5 General Election, urging voters to update their registration for mail ballots starting October 11.

CDPHE seeks public input on Valmont Power Station cleanup involving coal ash removal and groundwater treatment in Boulder, with a feedback period open until November 20, 2024.

The Littleton City Council approved a commercial development at the former Lumen Technology site, including a Costco and other retail stores, with a sales tax share-back agreement of up to $29.5 million over ten years.

The City of Boulder has cleared the Ash House of building code violations following the property owners' quick action to rectify issues, ensuring the safety of resident students.

Boulder County sets an October 24 public hearing for the Boulder to Erie Regional Trail project, highlighting trail alignments, costs, and community impact.

This article informs Boulder residents about the 2024 election dates, voter registration, ballot mailing, early voting, and in-person voting procedures, along with details on local ballot measures.

Denver Police, in collaboration with multiple agencies, issued 339 citations for expired/fictitious plates, emphasizing the importance of visible, current plates in preventing crime.

The Ralph L. Carr Judicial Center in Denver reopens its first two floors to the public after repairs from fire and water damage, with full restoration expected by summer 2025.

Boulder received an award from ACRA for its exceptional engagement with American Indian Tribal Nations, marking its efforts in cultural collaboration and preservation.

Boulder County is offering $100,000 in grants for local circular economy initiatives, including waste prevention and package redesign, to promote sustainability. Applications are open until Oct. 18.

Boulder County has renewed a partnership to manage forests and prevent fires, with a shared stewardship agreement involving state and federal agencies.

Boulder County Elections Division is conducting a public logic and accuracy test on voting equipment for the 2024 election, ensuring transparency and correctness in vote counting. RSVP is required to attend the event at the Clerk & Recorder’s Office.

The Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield Farms now operates on solar power, benefiting both the environment and local families by providing energy bill credits. This project is a step towards Denver's climate goals.