Boulder announces Memorial Day closures and service adjustments, including some recreation centers and pools open, free Park-to-Park shuttle service, and paid parking at Chautauqua Park, with impacts expected from the BOLDERBoulder race.

Douglas County has a special election on June 2, 2025, for a potential Home Rule Charter Commission. Voters should prepare through GoVoteColorado.gov and visit DouglasVotes.com for information.

Denver Police report a decrease in homicides, nearly halving from 29 to 13 compared to last year, crediting community involvement and emphasizing a goal of zero homicides.

The First United Methodist Church donated 48 backpacks with essentials to Douglas County Detention Center, as shared by the Sheriff's Office, reflecting support for inmates re-entering society.

Denver Police promote the adoption of Root Beer, a friendly American Pit Bull Terrier, considering Denver's strict pit bull regulations requiring a Breed-Restricted Permit.

The Colorado Freedom Memorial marks its 12th anniversary and the 80th end of WWII with "Colorado Remembers," featuring a breakfast, ceremony, and military displays.

Colorado's DRMS will start the Corley Mine fire mitigation project on May 19, 2025, funded by a federal grant and costing $853,015 to extinguish a decades-old refuse fire.

Douglas County Recording Office at 301 Wilcox Street will reopen on May 21 after renovations, but won't offer passport or marriage license services on May 19-20.

Governor Jared Polis of Colorado signed three bills focusing on water resource management, including improved snowpack data collection, adjusting sports betting taxes for water conservation, and finding new funding for water projects.

Colorado's Governor Polis signed SB25-069, a bill focused on road safety, allowing third-party vendors to help drivers with tire chains during winter.

Colorado Governor Polis signed a law enhancing legal protections for emergency reproductive care, including abortion, in response to weakened federal safeguards.

Colorado's new law aims to make housing more affordable by updating building codes to permit certain multi-family buildings to have a single stairway, which may lower construction costs.

Douglas County plans a Special Election on June 24 for voters to decide on forming a Home Rule Charter Commission, urging voter registration checks and the use of drop boxes and Voter Service and Polling Centers for ballots.