Polis Administration News Today

News for Future Generations: Updated Roadmap Would Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions 50 Percent by 2030 On Monday, Governor Jared Polis and cabinet members

‘Roadmap 2.0’ updates Colorado’s emissions forecast and lays out a new set of bold actions

Though new drilling permits haven’t been granted in more than a decade, Boulder residents are feeling the effects of climate change. By: Natalie Kerr When as power shifts to local governments, Boulder grapples with how to balance oil and gas industry in the face of climate change

The Colorado Department of Transportation will be prioritizing state-of-good-repair essentials thanks to a $140.9 million funding package approved that will allow for statewide maintenance and safety improvements.

Yuma – Northeastern Colorado Revolving Loan Fund (NCRLF) is pleased to announce it is an official lender for the Colorado Startup Loan Fund introduced Wednesday by the Polis Administration and the Business Funding & Incentives Division of the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT). This fund sets aside $31.1 million to offer […]

Mobile Crisis Response and Behavioral Health Secure Transportation aim to help individuals get help and avoid unnecessary hospitalization or incarceration

Gov. Jared Polis celebrated the launch of universal preschool in Colorado and responded to questions and concerns many have had about its rollout.

The Digital Marketing and Online Presence training course supports small business owners by teaching them the fundamentals of online marketing allowing them to promote their products and reach new customers.

Colorado got a healthy cut of the more than $42 billion in recent federal funding to boost broadband access — $826 million, which the governor’s office says will be used

The grants will promote career development, hiring efforts and marketing in Colorado’s thriving outdoor recreation sector