Jefferson County's annual holiday tree is now up in the atrium of the Administration and Courts Facility. The Giving Tree will continue the tradition of including gift tags with holiday gift wishes from some of Jeffco's less fortunate children. Read on...
The Jefferson County Board of Commissioners approved the 2020 budget on Tuesday, Nov. 12, which includes cuts of $16.1 million from its General Fund. Read on...
The Resilient Jeffco program is teaming up with the University of Colorado Denver to discover innovative new ways to approach the process of government. This survey would take just five to seven minutes of your time. Read on...
Jefferson County will cut $16.1 million from its 2020 budget after voters rejected Ballot Issue 1A. The measure would have allowed the county to reinvest revenue that exceeds the Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR) cap into essential county services. Read on...
The Jefferson County Board of Commissioners has voted to continue, or postpone, today’s budget hearing to Tuesday, Nov. 12, due to inclement weather. Read on...
The American Planning Association recently granted the Jefferson County Planning & Zoning Division a 2019 Merit Award for Comprehensive Planning on a Small Budget. Read on...
Eastbound West 88th Avenue will be closed to traffic between Eaton Street and Sheridan Boulevard from Oct. 21 - Nov. 21 for the city's sewer repair project. Read on...
Improvements to the next section of McIntyre Street between West 58th Avenue and West 60th Avenue will begin in early October 2019 and continue through spring 2020 Read on...
If you plan on visiting the Jefferson County Administration and Courts Facility, please make note of temporary relocation of certain offices due to water damage. Read on...
Jefferson County has installed new Electric Vehicle (EV) charging stations at the Administration and Courts Facility for a total of four EV charging ports available to the public and staff. Read on...
Both departments, along with many organizations throughout the community, are joining together to better understand the impact of homelessness in our community. Read more.
The Board of County Commissioners voted 3-0 Tuesday to authorize a public vote on whether the county can keep taxes, grants and all other revenue that it collects in excess of limits instituted from TABOR. Read on...
The BCC is considering a proposal to ask Jeffco voters to allow the county to keep county taxes, grants and all other revenue that it collects in excess of limits instituted from TABOR. Read on...
The Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners applaud the Bureau of Land Management’s decision to relocate its headquarter employees to Colorado. Read on...
HB19-1295 moves governor appointed public trustees for the ten most populous counties into the jurisdiction of the elected county treasurer. Read on...
Watch Commissioner Casey Tighe's video in which he tells us more about why he serves as a commissioner and the importance of our open space and parks. Read on...
Watch Commissioner Libby Szabo's video in which she tells us about living here in Jeffco and how important places like the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport is to our community. Read on...
Taxpayer dollars allow the county to deliver vital services, but demand for services has created a financial challenge that is affecting 2020 budgets. Read on...
Jefferson County's annual holiday tree is now up in the atrium of the Administration and Courts Facility. The Giving Tree will continue the tradition of including gift tags with holiday gift wishes from some of Jeffco's less fortunate children. Read on...
The Jefferson County Board of Commissioners approved the 2020 budget on Tuesday, Nov. 12, which includes cuts of $16.1 million from its General Fund. Read on...
The Resilient Jeffco program is teaming up with the University of Colorado Denver to discover innovative new ways to approach the process of government. This survey would take just five to seven minutes of your time. Read on...
Jefferson County will cut $16.1 million from its 2020 budget after voters rejected Ballot Issue 1A. The measure would have allowed the county to reinvest revenue that exceeds the Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR) cap into essential county services. Read on...
The Jefferson County Board of Commissioners has voted to continue, or postpone, today’s budget hearing to Tuesday, Nov. 12, due to inclement weather. Read on...
The American Planning Association recently granted the Jefferson County Planning & Zoning Division a 2019 Merit Award for Comprehensive Planning on a Small Budget. Read on...
Eastbound West 88th Avenue will be closed to traffic between Eaton Street and Sheridan Boulevard from Oct. 21 - Nov. 21 for the city's sewer repair project. Read on...
Improvements to the next section of McIntyre Street between West 58th Avenue and West 60th Avenue will begin in early October 2019 and continue through spring 2020 Read on...
If you plan on visiting the Jefferson County Administration and Courts Facility, please make note of temporary relocation of certain offices due to water damage. Read on...
Jefferson County has installed new Electric Vehicle (EV) charging stations at the Administration and Courts Facility for a total of four EV charging ports available to the public and staff. Read on...
Both departments, along with many organizations throughout the community, are joining together to better understand the impact of homelessness in our community. Read more.
The Board of County Commissioners voted 3-0 Tuesday to authorize a public vote on whether the county can keep taxes, grants and all other revenue that it collects in excess of limits instituted from TABOR. Read on...
The BCC is considering a proposal to ask Jeffco voters to allow the county to keep county taxes, grants and all other revenue that it collects in excess of limits instituted from TABOR. Read on...
The Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners applaud the Bureau of Land Management’s decision to relocate its headquarter employees to Colorado. Read on...
HB19-1295 moves governor appointed public trustees for the ten most populous counties into the jurisdiction of the elected county treasurer. Read on...
Watch Commissioner Casey Tighe's video in which he tells us more about why he serves as a commissioner and the importance of our open space and parks. Read on...
Watch Commissioner Libby Szabo's video in which she tells us about living here in Jeffco and how important places like the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport is to our community. Read on...
Taxpayer dollars allow the county to deliver vital services, but demand for services has created a financial challenge that is affecting 2020 budgets. Read on...
