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Polis updates state on COVID pandemic

Polis updates state on COVID pandemic

“Colorado currently has the 7th lowest COVID rate, but that doesn’t mean we can let our guard down," Polis said
Priorities outlined for Glenwood Canyon mudslide recovery

Priorities outlined for Glenwood Canyon mudslide recovery

The damage assessment for non-roadway impacts is ongoing
Secretary of State appoints Mesa County Treasurer to supervise county elections

Secretary of State appoints Mesa County Treasurer to supervise county elections

Effective immediately and until revoked by the Secretary of State through subsequent order, Sheila Reiner the Mesa County Treasurer and former Mesa County Clerk will supervise all conduct related to elections occurring under the authority of Title 1 of the Colorado Revised Statutes
Gov. Polis rescinds 1864 proclamations

Gov. Polis rescinds 1864 proclamations

“The 1864 Proclamations were never lawful because they violated established treaty rights and federal Indian law."
Longmont logs first West Nile case in county

Longmont logs first West Nile case in county

Boulder County Public Health encourages residents to protect themselves from the virus
Young woman injured while hiking Lions Lair Trail

Young woman injured while hiking Lions Lair Trail

A twenty-four year-old female from Boulder, CO sustained a non-life threatening ankle injury
Boulder County Sheriff's Office invites public to police academy

Boulder County Sheriff's Office invites public to police academy

Community academy is an opportunity to gain a better understanding of what law enforcement does
State ready to support in-person learning

State ready to support in-person learning

NEWS RELEASE GOVERNOR JARED POLIS ************************* Governor Polis and Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Executive Director Jill Ryan sent a letter to school superintendents and charter school leaders making clear the state
Mosquito tallies remain high

Mosquito tallies remain high

West Nile Virus threat remains severe
'Hughes Land Is It': Land Back movement knocks at CSU's door

'Hughes Land Is It': Land Back movement knocks at CSU's door

An alliance of Native and Indigenous leaders is asking Colorado State University to return 165 acres to its original stewards.