The interest rate on tenant security deposits in Boulder will increase to 2.92% starting January 1, 2025, following a 2004 ordinance. Resources are available for tenant inquiries.

Morrison, Colorado will close its police department due to financial issues, with Jefferson County Sheriff's Office taking over on January 1. The town's nine officers will be laid off.

The Denver City Council has passed an ordinance to ban the sale of all flavored tobacco products, aiming to improve public health and address tobacco-related health disparities.

The City and County of Broomfield have adjusted hours for facilities during the Christmas and New Year holidays, including closures on the actual holidays.

Boulder is seeking volunteers for various boards and commissions to impact city policies. Meetings are hybrid, and appointees receive an EcoPass. An Open House is on Jan. 14, and the application deadline is Jan. 31, 2025.

Douglas County focuses on economic growth by investing in key sectors like public safety and transportation, aiming for a vibrant future with collaborative efforts and strategic planning, highlighted at their State of the County event.

Boulder County will conduct controlled burns on Tuesday across five properties to manage vegetation. Officials emphasize safety and urge the public not to call 911 as these are planned burns, not wildfires.

Cynthia Braddock has been named 2024 Colorado Assessor of the Year by the Colorado Assessors’ Association for her professionalism and leadership, especially during challenges such as fires and the pandemic.

The 2024 Community Survey Results show Parker residents are happy with their quality of life, while expressing concerns about the pace of growth and construction.

Castle Rock is seeking volunteers for its Historic Preservation Board to advise on conserving the town's heritage, particularly in the Craig and Gould neighborhood. Applications are open until January 5th, with meetings held monthly.

Commerce City has upgraded from Bronze to Silver Status in sustainability from the Colorado Green Business Network, reflecting its commitment to environmental goals.

Clear Creek County cuts workforce and moves to a 32-hour workweek for most operations due to budget constraints; essential services remain unaffected.

The Denver City Council will discuss zoning changes and tobacco product amendments in public hearings on December 16, with participation details online.