Jefferson County buildings will open to the public June 1st. For your safety, services are encouraged to be accessed online or virtually whenever possible. If you do need to visit a building, please review the following guidelines first. Read on...
Households with students who receive free or reduced-price lunches are eligible for P-EBT benefits. Benefits are expected to be delivered in mid- to late June and throughout July Read on...
Small businesses and nonprofit organizations in Jefferson County seeking financial relief from the impacts of COVID-19 can apply online for a CARES Act Emergency Grant from the county. To be considered, grant applications must be submitted by June 9. Read on...
Customers are encouraged to access services virtually whenever possible. See detailed instructions on how to apply for a variety of assistance programs. Read on...
As so many have stepped up to help neighbors and strangers, we want them to know it’s OK to help themselves as well. There is plenty of food for everyone. Please help us get the word out through our video PSA “Food for Everyone” or “Comidas Para Todos”. Read on...
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment has resources available for workers and employers impacted by the Coronavirus. The Business & Workforce Center is also open and taking appointments for consulting. Read on...
Are you someone whose job involves providing an essential service (health, safety, etc.) in the state of Colorado, in need of backup childcare? See how you can receive emergency child care. Read on...
Are you looking for support resources to help pay the bills, find housing, or employment? Jefferson County Human Services has created a Community Resources Page to help you navigate the needed resources virtually. Read on...
