We all have questions about the newest COVID variant – Omicron. Watch as Douglas County Commissioner and Board Chair Abe Laydon, Douglas County Board of Health President Doug Benevento, and Douglas County School Board President Mike Peterson, provide an important update and some answers to your most pressing questions. Be among the first to… Read On

  As a result of the 2001 voter-approved  Douglas County Developmental Disabilities Mill Levy, $5 million has been awarded to organizations delivering local services to support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and their families, including $405,306 in 2021. With a focus on better meeting the needs of residents with developmental disabilities Douglas County… Read On

In observance of the Christmas holiday, all Douglas County government offices will be closing at noon Friday, Dec. 24 and closed Monday, Dec. 27. Offices will reopen Tuesday, Dec. 28. Offices will also be closed on Friday, Dec. 31 in observance of the New Year holiday, and will reopen Monday, Jan. 3. Many transactions can… Read On

A historic 1.25 temporary mill levy reduction, crediting $10 million back to Douglas County property owners, as well as one of the most significant local government transportation investments in the Front Range, are central outcomes of the Board of Douglas County Commissioners’ budget process concluding with the adoption of the 2022 Budget during a public… Read On

 The holidays are busy enough. If getting your license plates renewed is also on your errands list, make it simple by adding it to your grocery list. Colorado MVExpress is a self-service kiosk where you can renew your vehicle registration. Located at six King Soopers stores in Douglas County, it’s fast and easy. All… Read On