Jason Schultz Named Director of Information Technology & Innovation for Adams County

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Jason Schultz
Posted on: February 11, 2025

Adams County has appointed Jason Schultz as the new Director of Information Technology & Innovation (ITi). Schultz, a seasoned IT leader with more than 30 years of experience, has been instrumental in driving digital transformation, strategic planning, and operational excellence within the county’s ITi teams.

Previously serving as Interim Director and Deputy Director of ITi, Schultz spearheaded the development of the ITi department’s five-year strategic plan, which will transform the department into an IT service-delivery model that focuses on business and customer needs.

“Jason’s deep expertise and leadership in IT make him an invaluable asset to Adams County,” said Interim County Manager David Fraser. “His vision for the future of technology will help drive efficiency and enhance services for our community.”

Before joining ITi at Adams County, Schultz was the Director of IT for the 17th Judicial District Attorney’s Office, which serves Adams and Broomfield counties. During his time there, he focused on modernizing technology across the office, rolling out innovative digital workflows, and simplifying processes to make things run more smoothly. His efforts helped improve efficiency across the judicial system and ensured the office stayed ahead in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.

“I am honored to take on this role and continue advancing the county’s technology strategy,” said Schultz. “By focusing on innovation and service-driven outcomes, we will ensure Adams County remains at the forefront of digital transformation to better serve our residents.”

Schultz holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Colorado Denver and is currently pursuing an Executive Master of Public Administration.

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Governor Polis Orders Flags to Half Staff To Honor Former Representative Rod Bockenfeld

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"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.

Jason Schultz
Posted on: February 11, 2025

Jason Schultz Named Director of Information Technology & Innovation for Adams County

Adams County has appointed Jason Schultz as the new Director of Information Technology & Innovation (ITi). Schultz, a seasoned IT leader with more than 30 years of experience, has been instrumental in driving digital transformation, strategic planning, and operational excellence within the county’s ITi teams.

Previously serving as Interim Director and Deputy Director of ITi, Schultz spearheaded the development of the ITi department’s five-year strategic plan, which will transform the department into an IT service-delivery model that focuses on business and customer needs.

Posted on: February 3, 2025

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Adams County Parks, Open Space & Cultural Arts (POSCA), in collaboration with Anythink Libraries, has begun the search for the second Adams County Poet Laureate for a two-year residency. Building on the impactful work of the inaugural residency, this program provides a local, recognized poet an opportunity to advance their art, advocate for literature and poetry in our communities, and serve as a public face for Adams County.