Denver approves a $29 million bond measure to convert an office into affordable housing with 143 units in the Denver Tech Center for individuals earning 30%-70% of the AMI.

The Denver City Council supports Mayor Mike Johnston's testimony before Congress, reflecting their commitment to diversity, inclusion, and the role of immigrants in the city's development.

Pueblo County Sheriff's Office is hiring detention deputies for jail security and safety maintenance. Applications are encouraged for this crucial law enforcement role.

Annual water main flushing is set to start in March, covering a third of the city over four months to maintain the water system. Temporary water discoloration is expected but safe.

Boulder received a $900,000 state grant for wildfire defense, focusing on vegetation clearing across 100 acres to enhance forest health and protect infrastructure.

City of Boulder starts replacing old streetlights with efficient LEDs after acquiring them from Xcel Energy, aiming to enhance sustainability and reduce maintenance costs.

The March 2025 issue of Commerce City Connected features a search for a Grand Marshall, the E. 96th Ave project, a Women's History Month movie night, and a student scholarship opportunity.

North Metro Fire is seeking a new chief to succeed retiring Chief David Ramos. Finalists Mark Daugherty and Sean Slamon will participate in a community forum to discuss their qualifications and visions.

Boulder County reflects on Black History Month, highlighting local events and resources including museum exhibits and booklists to educate and celebrate the African American narrative.

Denver City Council upcoming schedule includes public hearings on a healing center license, Indigenous Peoples' Day holiday, and increased emergency phone charges.

Boulder County plans to revise its Land Use Code to support local farmers by allowing mobile farm stands, easing regulatory burdens, and saving costs for small-to-medium scale agricultural producers.

Boulder County will conduct prescribed burns to manage vegetation and reduce wildfire risks until April 15, with precautions and public safety measures in place.

Colorado's Attorney General leads a coalition urging the Supreme Court to protect ACA's preventive health care measures after a lower court ruling questioned their legality.