Douglas County Homeowners Face Increased Taxes as Court Upholds State Decision Against Reduction Proposal
Douglas County's attempt to reduce property tax rates was overturned, leading to a legal dispute involving the State Board of Equalization and Denver District Court. Local officials criticize the decision as unfair and politically motivated.
Boulder County Seeks Leaders for Youth Corps Environmental Program, Applications Now Open
Boulder County Youth Corps is hiring Team Leaders and Assistant Team Leaders for summer environmental projects, offering competitive pay and mentoring roles. Applications are open until positions are filled.
Boulder Conducts Prescribed Burns to Bolster Wildfire Defenses, No Emergency for Visible Smoke
Boulder conducts prescribed burns for wildfire prevention, operating from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in North and East Boulder, including detailed locations. The city collaborates with local agencies to manage fires and encourages community involvement.
Arapahoe County Receives National Recognition for Collaborative Voting Initiative with Adams and Denver Counties
Arapahoe County won an award for its collaborative efforts with Adams and Denver counties, improving voting access through shared vote centers and drop boxes, utilized by nearly 47,000 voters.
Denver Extends Deadlines and Slashes Penalties for Large Building Energy Reduction Goals
Denver modifies the Energize Denver initiative to make energy reduction goals for large buildings more achievable, extending deadlines, reducing penalties, and offering support measures like rebates and audits.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission Announces Regulation Changes for Hunting and Snowmobile Permits
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission updated regulations affecting big game, small game, and wildlife properties, to take effect May 1, including changes for Ute Tribe hunting privileges and permit prices.












