Jeffco Colorado

The Jefferson County Treasurer's Office is making big moves to protect ethical investing for our community, recently implementing a Socially Responsible Investing policy. This video explains more in depth, but if you'd like to read the full policy tap here: https://bit.ly/4x84msA

Save the date to prioritize yourself and your health. Bike to Work Day is June 24! If we're along your commute, stop by the Jefferson County Courts & Administration Building for some fuel & fun. https://www.drcog.org/bike-to-work-day

Today, we remember all of the lives lost while serving our country and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Regular business hours will resume on Tuesday, May 26.

Ballots for June 30 Primary Election, Whale of a Used Book Sale May 28-31, and a lot of activities to do this summer. Those stories and more are all inside this month's edition of Engage Jeffco Newsletter. Read it here: https://conta.cc/4ut02CG

Despite the recent rainy days we've been having, Colorado is still very much in a drought. In the latest episode of the Engage Jeffco Podcast, we chat with Bethany Howell, associate director for the Colorado Water Center. Listen on Spotify: https://bit.ly/4qSEWep

Healing happens here. The latest episode of the Engage Jeffco Podcast is centered around helping people heal, connect and find hope after the 2025 Evergreen High School shooting. Please listen with care. On Spotify: https://bit.ly/4qSEWep

We would love to hear from you. Use the county's Speak Pipe platform to leave a voicemail-style question for the Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners. Your question may be selected and answered during the live town hall on April 30. Tap here for details https://bit.ly/3P0dsG9

Jeffco what were you like in the 90s? #TBT #throwbackthursday Jefferson County keeps extensive archives. They also updated their digital archives website. Check it out: digitalarchives.jeffco.us

@jeffcoopenspace.bsky.social organized a Women's History Month event where Actress Marilyn Herrs of the Evergreen Players portrayed Dr. Joseph Williams Douglas. All year long, you can learn about Dr. Jo at the Hiwan Homestead Museum. She was one of the first female doctors in the state.