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Provide input on the future of bus service along US 287

Provide input on the future of bus service along US 287

For the past three years, Boulder County has used a federal grant to purchase extra RTD bus service along US 287 for the LD route, which provided more trips on weekdays (midday and evening) and on Saturdays; however, this county grant expires in 2019 and, despite the increases in service, ridership on the additional trips provided by the grant have not been high enough to meet RTD’s service standards.
National Popular Vote Bill Passes in Colorado Senate

National Popular Vote Bill Passes in Colorado Senate

On Tuesday, Jan. 29, the Colorado State Senate passed the National Popular Vote bill. The bill will now enter the Colorado House of Representatives for a vote. If it passes there it will be sent to Governor Jared Polis for a final signature, making it a law.
Where Longmont Ranks in Regional Affordable Housing

Where Longmont Ranks in Regional Affordable Housing

According to homearea.com, the largest decrease in housing costs for Colorado happened in Longmont (a 10% decrease). The largest increase was in Westminster with a 22.2% increase.
Training Course Helps Family Caregivers Thrive

Training Course Helps Family Caregivers Thrive

Powerful Tools for Caregivers, a 15-hour course sponsored by Boulder County Area Agency on Aging, a division of Community Services, will begin in early February near Niwot (midway between Boulder and Longmont).
Needs assessment findings prioritize housing, mental health, and access

Needs assessment findings prioritize housing, mental health, and access

A Community Needs Assessment for people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) in Boulder County has concluded with recommendations for enhancing access to services, increasing affordable housing options, and refining the scope of mental health services in the community, among other focus areas.
Boulder County Commissioners urge an end to federal shutdown

Boulder County Commissioners urge an end to federal shutdown

A protracted shutdown threatens programs that feed children and the elderly, impacts road construction and forestry projects, and delays disaster prevention and recovery planning.
Boulder County community partners vow support during federal shutdown

Boulder County community partners vow support during federal shutdown

A network of twenty community partner organizations is vowing to support the thousands of households who have been or will be affected by the partial federal government shutdown. Boulder County Family Resource Network (FRN) Regional Council partners, including community non-profits, school districts, and county and city governments have submitted an open letter to the community offering financial, food, housing, and employment resources and assistance, among many other services.
Trump Announces Temporary Deal To End Partial Government Shutdown

Trump Announces Temporary Deal To End Partial Government Shutdown

President Trump will open the government until February 15th. This will end what is now a record 35-day shutdown.
Video: Is Fracking Affecting Our Air Quality? -The Longmont Open Forum

Video: Is Fracking Affecting Our Air Quality? -The Longmont Open Forum

fractracker.org Presentation by Dr. David Nolan. Dr.
Morning Brief: RTD to host public meetings in Boulder, Longmont, and Niwot on SH 119 Bus Rapid Transit project and CDOT's proposed bikeway

Morning Brief: RTD to host public meetings in Boulder, Longmont, and Niwot on SH 119 Bus Rapid Transit project and CDOT's proposed bikeway

The Regional Transportation District (RTD) is holding public meetings Feb. 4 in Boulder; Feb. 6 in Longmont; and Feb. 7 in Niwot on the progress toward implementing Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) service on State Highway 119, between and within the cities of Boulder and Longmont.