Jason T. Strickland Appointed as New Chief Communications Officer for Colorado Springs
Jason Strickland has been named Chief Communications Officer for Colorado Springs, bringing extensive experience from diverse leadership roles, including his previous position with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Boulder County Invites Applications for Strategic Fuels Mitigation Grants to Bolster Wildfire Defense Efforts
Boulder County opens applications for wildfire mitigation grants, aiming to reduce wildfire risks through projects funded by a local tax, with the current cycle ending on October 30, 2025.
Colorado Tackles Housing Shortage: Governor Polis Highlights Progress and Challenges in State Housing Analysis
Colorado Governor Polis and the State Demography Office report progress in reducing the housing shortage but acknowledge the need for more affordable homes and the challenges ahead.
Larimer County Honors Emergency Management Duo for Innovative Mobile Call Center Solution
Larimer County's 2025 Innovation Awards honor employees for enhancing service delivery, with the grand prize awarded to a team for creating a mobile call center using PC Sticks for emergency management.
Denver Election Resources at Risk: Mayor's Proposed Budget Cuts Could Slash Polling Sites and Services, Warns Clerk López
Denver faces potential election issues with a proposed $4.5 million budget cut, threatening voter accessibility with fewer polling places, drop boxes, and election judges, as warned by Clerk & Recorder Paul López.












