Armando Saldate is departing as Denver's public safety head to join the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. Jeff Holliday will be interim Executive Director.

Governor Jared Polis appoints Kimberlee R. Keleher to the Phillips County Court in Colorado's 13th Judicial District, succeeding the Honorable Kimbra L. Killin.

Two new bills, HB25-1222 and SB25-069, will soon support rural Coloradans by improving health care access and winter road safety. HB25-1222 ensures fair practices for rural pharmacies, while SB25-069 focuses on safe travel during winter months.

Governor Jared Polis of Colorado successfully secured the release of $5 billion in previously withheld education funds from the Trump Administration, including $66 million for Colorado schools.

The USDA is establishing new service hubs nationwide, with Fort Collins, Colorado identified as a key location, and Governor Polis is supportive of the initiative.

Colorado is set to implement new bills to address teacher shortages, introduce universal dyslexia screenings, and promote trauma-informed practices in schools starting August 6.

Boulder council amended rules for public comment to improve meeting efficiency, setting a 45-minute limit, a 2-minute speaking time, and introducing a lottery for speaker selection.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis, as Chair of the NGA, launched an "Education Roadmap" to broaden the student readiness definition beyond academic indicators.

Colorado's new documentary "A Colorado for All: A Legacy of Accessibility" showcases the state's disability rights movement and initiative for inclusivity, backed by Governor Polis and Lt. Governor Primavera.

Fort Collins Disability Advisory Board seeks nominees for awards recognizing inclusivity for those with disabilities. Nominations for three award categories are open until August 15.

Colorado's 2025 Voting Rights Act, launching August 6, reinforces inclusive and accessible voting support, countering federal challenges.

Douglas County has started building its first biochar facility for sustainable waste management, aiming to open in 2026 and become self-sustaining by selling biochar.

Jefferson County is offering free career development workshops in August, including AI job search strategies, emotional agility, technical skills training, and remote work preparedness.