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Adams County and Partners Asking for Community Input on Expanding Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure
As part of Adams County’s Sustainability program, the county has partnered with the cities of Brighton, Commerce City, Thornton, Northglenn, and Westminster to form a regional cohort to hear from the community about where future electric vehicle (EV) chargers would best serve residents.
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Adams County Board of Commissioners (BoCC) Recognizes National Public Health Week
Following a visit to the Adams County Health Department (ACHD), the Adams County BoCC issued a proclamation commemorating National Public Heal
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Adams County Board of Commissioners (BoCC) Recognizes National Crime Victims’ Rights Week
The Adams County BoCC issued a proclamation recognizing National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (PDF) at their Public Hearing on Tuesday, April 8, to highlight the important work being done
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Colorado Aerotropolis Welcomes Newest Project
The Colorado Aerotropolis just got a major boost with the arrival of Southwest Airlines University (SWAU), a cutting-edge training facility designed to shape the future of aviation professionals.
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Adams County Launches First-Ever Podcast: All In Adams
Adams County is committed to transparency, service, and connection, and now there’s a new way to stay informed, All In Adams, the county’s first-ever podcast.
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Adams County Honors Women’s History Month with History-Making Supermajority of Women on Board of County Commissioners
This Women’s History Month, the Adams County Board of Commissioners is making history itself.
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Colorado Air and Space Port: An Economic Powerhouse Driving Innovation and Growth in Adams County and Beyond
Not only is Colorado Air and Space Port (CASP) classified as a National General Aviation Reliever Airport with over 500 based aircraft and 126,000 operations in 2024, it's also an FAA-licensed Horizontal Launch Spaceport and is delivering real economic results.
According to the latest Colorado Aviation Economic Impact Study, CASP generated a staggering $213 million in total business revenues in 2023, supporting over 1,000 jobs and contributing $130.4 million in value to the state’s economy.
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Adams County Awarded for Accounting Excellence for 30-Plus Years in a Row
Receiving the highest level of recognition for financial reporting once is significant, but to receive it annually for more than three decades running?
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Governor Polis Orders Flags to Half Staff To Honor Former Representative Rod Bockenfeld
Governor Polis ordered flags to fly at half-staff from sunrise until sunset tomorrow, February 25, 2025, to honor Former Representative Rod Bockenfeld.
"Today, I join many across the state to honor the life of Former Representative Rod Bockenfeld. I am thankful for Rep. Bockenfeld's commitment to his district and his thoughtful approach to his legislative work, including during his time at the Joint Budget Committee. My thoughts are with the Bockenfeld family and I hope they find comfort in their community during this difficult time." said Governor Polis.