Jefferson County Clerk & Recorder's Office won a Clearie Award from the EAC for their voter signature update project and got an honorable mention for redesigning ballot boxes to improve security and accessibility.

Boulder's Older Adult Services hosts Coffee with a Cop on May 15 to enhance interaction between police and community members, focusing on older adults at West Age Well Center.

Brighton launches the Check Out The Air program, offering air quality monitors for public use through a partnership with Adams County and Anythink Libraries.

Denver City Council voted to not renew Flock Group Inc.'s contract for license plate recognition cameras over privacy concerns, despite a drop in car thefts.

Deputy Moquin of the Douglas County Sheriff's Office received the Golden Handcuffs Award for his exemplary work in handling outstanding warrants and narcotics, leading to multiple arrests.

Boulder and BVSD partner on organic turf management, hosting training and events to promote sustainable landscaping and reduce chemical use for environmental and health benefits.

The Ritchie School has introduced a new Master's in Applied Data Science and AI, with flexible, industry-relevant courses and support for career placement.

The Denver Police honored the late Officer Dale Coski after her name was added to the Colorado Law Enforcement Memorial, acknowledging her service and courage.

Douglas County, Colorado emphasizes wildfire preparedness, offering residents practical tips for property defense and evacuation planning, with support services like free yard waste disposal.

Colorado Springs City Attorney Wynetta Massey to retire on June 30, ending a 35-year career. Mayor Mobolade praises her service; Marc Smith to be Acting City Attorney.

Arapahoe County's latest property valuation notices show residential values are flat or slightly down, a change from previous increases. Property owners can appeal the assessment in various ways within a set timeframe.

Denver metro area's property assessments show stable or reduced residential values compared to previous years' increases, with variations by county. Appeals are possible.

The Civic Assembly will conclude its meetings to discuss the redevelopment of the former Hughes stadium site on May 3-4, with outcomes to be presented to Fort Collins City Council in August.