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...
On August 28, Commissioner Libby Szabo provided remarks at the Eiber Village Groundbreaking Event at one of Lakewood’s historically designated sites, Read on...
In preparation for construction of the future Jefferson Parkway, field tests to establish baseline soil conditions in the Jefferson Parkway right of way have been ongoing since May. 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.
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...
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...
Take advantage of the Jefferson County slash program, running from June through October, to reduce wildfire danger and protect your property! 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...
Many people think they are not in danger of flooding if they don't live near a stream or creek. Unfortunately, this is note true. Flooding is the nation’s number one natural disaster. 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...
Kym Sorrells has been named the Jefferson County Attorney, reporting directly to the Board of County Commissioners. She will officially begin her new role on May 13, 2019. 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...
Denver Water will begin work to install 2.8 miles of pipe that will span from the north side of W. 44th Avenue, east of Indiana Street to Denver Water's Van Bibber facility located on W. 60th Avenue. Read on...
Our storm sewer system is designed to carry runoff from rain and snowmelt and discharge it directly to the drainage way. Materials that are dumped or inadvertently washed into our storm sewer system can pollute our creeks and rivers. Read on...
Each year, property owners receive bills for their property taxes. But how are these taxes calculated? To help you better understand and answer these questions, we created a four-part video series, Property Taxes 101, hosted by Commissioner Libby Szabo. Read on...
Welcome to the new Jefferson County website! We’re excited to bring you this new website that we are confident will make doing business online with the county a better experience. Read on...
Jefferson County announced the launch of a new digital platform powered by OpenGov that provides residents, elected officials and staff unprecedented access to the county’s finances. Read on...
Final paving and striping on McIntyre Street between W. 56th Place and W. 58th Avenue starts Monday, September 26. Motorists should expect frequent traffic shifts, flagger control and increased travel delay. Read on...
