Colorado Springs Fire Department Donates Fire Truck To Sister City Nuevo Casas Grandes, Mexico

This is the third fire engine gifted from the CSFD to Nuevo Casas Grandes & surrounding communities through the efforts of Colorado Spring.

Commemorative Police Badge Added To Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum’s Collection During City’s Sesquicentennial

Users can explore the region’s history from anywhere through new website, which provides interactive maps & tours from your mobile device.

Colorado Springs Airport Purchases D11 Land For Future Expansion On Airport Property

'We are very grateful for the partnership COS has with Colorado Springs School District 11 and the future possibilities of this land.'

El Paso County Government: Volunteers Needed For El Paso County Board Of Health

The El Paso County Board of Commissioners is seeking community-minded citizen volunteers to serve on the El Paso County Board of Health.

Colorado Springs Police Department Takes Part In CALEA Accreditation Assessment

The assessors will review written materials, speak with the general public and community leaders, and interview agency employees.

Colorado Springs Centennial Boulevard Extension Public Meeting On March 10

Join us Weds, March 10 from 5:30 – 7 p.m. for a virtual public meeting to learn more about the project.

Colorado Springs Updates Made To The Parkland Dedication Ordinance

Parks are important to our quality of life. They promote public health and wellbeing by providing opportunities and resources.

Colorado Springs 1st Phase Of Spring Creek Restoration Project Underway

City staff from several departments are collaborating to restore an area along Spring Creek in the southeastern part of the City.

Colorado Springs Share Episode 53: Brothers Making History In COS

In this episode, you’ll hear from Robert and Arthur Sapp, two brothers raised in Colorado Springs.

Colorado Springs Shared Behind The Springs: Diversity Discussion

Meet these city employees and hear about what they’re doing to achieve their goals on our city team and in the community.

Updates Made To The Parkland Dedication Ordinance, What They Mean

The second reading and vote is scheduled for February 23.

Behind The Springs Podcast: Checking In With The Mayor

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Colorado Springs City To Observe Presidents Day On February 15

All City of Colorado Springs administrative and elected administrative offices and agencies will be closed on February 15.

Colorado Springs ranked no. 17 in the nation for fiscal health

Colorado Springs needed $125.9 million to get out of the red

Griswold Issues Election Security Statement

State Secretary Jena Griswold releases statement following election security news conferences; boosts initiative countering disinformation

Weiser Issues Public Advisory Re Voter Safety

Attorney General issues advisory reminding voters of their legal right to vote safely and free from intimidation

Colorado Joins Brief Supporting Transgender Healthcare Rights

Attorney General joins 17 states in amicus filing urging court to uphold Affordable Care Act coverage

Colorado Springs City Council Approves Law Enforcement Transparency And Accountability Commission

The Law Enforcement Transparency and Accountability Commission was approved by City Council on an 8-1 vote.

In Nod To Normalcy, Pence Celebrates Air Force Academy Grads

"This is an awesome sight," Vice President Mike Pence said at the U.S. Air Force Academy graduation.

Weiser Files Defense In Red Flag Law Court Case

Attorney General is defending Extreme Risk law in Larimer County case. Appellant claims seizure is unconstitutional, violates 2nd Amendment

Lamborn Urges DoD To Help Struggling Military Families

Springs Congressman joins coalition urging financial relief for military families caught up in DoD's 'Stop Movement' COVID-19 order.

Colorado To Challenge Trump Admin Rollback Of Clean Car Standards

Attorney General decries EPA move, releases statement saying rollback will harm public health and air quality.

Colorado Urges SCOTUS To Uphold State's Electoral College Law

Weiser, Griswold file brief in ‘faithless electors’ case, seek to uphold law requiring Electoral College voters to honor will of the voters

Colorado Springs Announces Pikes Peak Veterans Housing Fund

The new fund will bridge the gap in rent between the voucher and the going rate and will create a safety net to cover damages.

Colorado Springs Trump Rally: Times, Traffic, School Dismissals

Here's the information needed to attend, or avoid the traffic around, President Donald Trump's rally in Colorado Springs on Thursday.

4 Ways To Connect With The Colorado Springs Government

The City of Colorado Springs has worked in 2019 to offer new and improved ways for members of the community to stay aware of events.

Air Quality Board Sets New Oil, Gas Emission Rules

Colorado’s Air Quality Control Commission approves first phase of new rules designed to reduce oil and gas emissions

Voters Pass Ballot Measures To Improve Colorado Springs Parks, Roads

Colorado Springs’ voters passed two ballot measures in the November election – 2B and 2C.

Food Recall Alert : Frozen Egg Sausage Breakfast Burrito

Health warning issued re El Monterey frozen burritos. Shipped to stores nationwide. Consumers urged to check freezers, return unused product

Mic'd Up: Behind The Scenes At Colorado Springs' City Hall

Meet Emily Evans, a City Council Administrator who oversees day-to-day operations at Colorado Springs' City Hall.

AG Weiser Files Brief in Federal Student Loan Forgiveness Case

Program promised forgiveness in exchange for 10 years public service, yet less than 1% of claims have thus far been approved

2020 Census Office Opens In Southeast Colorado Springs

The Southern Region Census Office serving El Paso and Teller Counties is now open on the southeast side of Colorado Springs.

Mayor Suthers Presents A Balanced 2020 Budget To City Council

Mayor John Suthers presented a balanced 2020 City Budget to Colorado Springs City Council today.

Mayor Suthers To Deliver State Of The City Address Sept. 12

Mayor John Suthers will deliver his fifth State of the City address on Thursday, Sept. 12 at the Broadmoor.

Mayor Suthers To Deliver State Of The City Address On Sept. 12

Mayor John Suthers will deliver his fifth State of the City address on Thursday, Sept. 12 at the Broadmoor.

Meet Your Colorado Springs City Council Members: Tom Strand

Get to know the people who represent YOU in City Council. Today we are talking to Tom Strand.

AG Weiser Joins Multi-State Coalition to Protect Lotteries

Concern over recent DoJ opinion that may negatively impact state-run and multi-state lotteries, including Mega Millions and Powerball.

AG Weiser Urges Congress to Take Action Against Robocalls

Nationwide letter calls for increased technology, fines. Says "TRACED Act is a step in the right direction, and I am proud to support it"

Federal Court Strikes Down 2020 Census Citizenship Question

Judge blocks Trump Admin from adding citizenship question; holds question is knowingly unlawful, unconstitutional

Settlement Reached in Denver Homeless Sweeps Class Action Suit

Agreement will protect property rights of people as well as creating further resources for people experiencing homelessness.