County's routine business (generally each Tuesday at 9:30 a.m.). This may include signing agreements or contracts, acting on personnel actions, approving expenditures, and making decisions on routine matters not requiring a public hearing.
Note: The County Commissioners will conduct their business meeting at 9:30 a.m., prior to the Head Start Division Report. Head Start staff will begin their presentation immediately following the business meeting. Public Meeting – Head Start Division Report Purpose: Community Services Department's monthly report from the Head Start division. Staff Contact: Akane Ogren at aogren@bouldercounty.gov Location - Hybrid: Hearing Room and Zoom Webinar Action Requested: None - information only. No public testimony will be taken. More information can be found at: https://boco.org/HeadStart Attend In-Person: Location: Commissioners’ Hearing Room, Downtown Courthouse, 3rd Floor, 1325 Pearl St., Boulder (map location) Attend Virtually via Zoom: Find the link to view the meeting virtually on the Commissioners’ Advance Agenda.
Public Meeting: Commissioners’ Work Session* Staff Contacts: Natalie Springett and Ben Pearlman at nspringett@bouldercounty.gov Location: Hybrid: Hearing Room and Zoom Webinar Presenter: Commissioners Office This is a public meeting where the Board of County Commissioners receives information, reviews proposals, and discusses topics in greater detail often prior to making a decision in a later public meeting. These sessions allow commissioners and staff to explore issues, ask questions, and consider options in a collaborative setting. The commissioners do not generally take formal action or vote during a work session. No public testimony will be taken. The meeting recording will act as the minutes. Item No. 1: TBD More information on virtual Commissioners’ Work Sessions can be found in the Open Meeting Portal agenda packet the day before. *Note: Following a "docket style" meeting schedule, the work session will follow the commissioners' weekly business meeting which begins at 9:30. Visit boco.org/advance-agenda for details. ____ Attend the Public Hearing Virtually Virtual Attendee Link for Commissioners' Sept. 15 Morning Session Call-in information: 1-833-568-8864, Webinar ID: 165 116 4310
Build the Skills That Power Success at Work and in Life Executive functioning skills help you plan, organize, focus, and follow through on your goals. These free, interactive workshops are designed to help you strengthen practical strategies for success in your job search, workplace, and beyond. Executive Functioning Workshop Series - This three-part workshop series explores key executive functioning skills that support success in work, school, and daily life. Participants will learn practical strategies to strengthen impulse control, improve working memory, and increase cognitive flexibility through interactive activities and real-world examples. Each session builds self-awareness and provides tools to enhance focus, adaptability, and decision-making. Session 2 – Working Memory Tuesday, September 15th from 10am – 12pm at WfBC (Boulder Office - 1333 Iris Ave.) Interested!?!? Email ceinfo@bouldercounty.gov to register. Please include your name, email and phone number. Please register for a Connecting CO account prior to attending. You will get a reminder email and more information about the event itself sent out to you the day before the event.
The Longmont Senior Center will host Workforce Boulder County and a variety of Longmont employers looking to hire. The job fair will be targeting the 55+ population but anyone is welcome to join us! Tuesday September 15th from 11 am - 2 pm Longmont Senior Center 910 Longs Peak Ave, Longmont If you have questions or would like to reserve a table as an employer, reach out to Lilianna Moon at lmoon@bouldercounty.gov
Public Meeting: Commissioners’ Work Session* Staff Contacts: Natalie Springett and Ben Pearlman at nspringett@bouldercounty.gov Location: Hybrid: Hearing Room and Zoom Webinar Presenter: Commissioners Office This is a public meeting where the Board of County Commissioners receives information, reviews proposals, and discusses topics in greater detail often prior to making a decision in a later public meeting. These sessions allow commissioners and staff to explore issues, ask questions, and consider options in a collaborative setting. The commissioners do not generally take formal action or vote during a work session. No public testimony will be taken. The meeting recording will act as the minutes. Item No. 1: Elected Official Budget Reductions More information on virtual Commissioners’ Work Sessions can be found in the Open Meeting Portal agenda packet the day before. ____ Attend the Public Hearing Virtually Virtual Attendee Link for Commissioners' Sept. 15 Afternoon Session Call-in information: 1-833-568-8864, Webinar ID: 165 914 0628
Residents are invited to join the Boulder County Commissioners for a Town Hall on Tuesday, Sept. 15, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. In recognition of September as Disaster Preparedness Month, the Town Hall will feature a brief presentation from the Boulder Office of Disaster Management on practical tips and information to help residents prepare for emergencies and unexpected events. The commissioners will then take questions on this topic and any other county-related topics brought up by residents. Please note: there will not be a virtual option for this Town Hall, however, all residents who cannot attend are always welcome to email commissioners@bouldercounty.gov with questions or to request materials shared at the event. Meeting Details: WHAT: Boulder County Commissioners’ Town Hall WHEN: Tuesday, Sept. 15, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. WHERE: Boulder County Southeast Hub, Rooms 131 and 132, 1755 S. Public Road, Lafayette HOW: No registration necessary! Just show up. To request a speaking opportunity at the meeting, indicate your interest on the sign-in sheet at the front table when you enter the room. Spanish interpretation will be provided. If you would like to […]
Celebrate National Voter Registration Day (Sept. 15, 2026) with Boulder County Clerk & Recorder Molly Fitzpatrick and the Longmont Public Library. Learn how our local elections work and ways you can stay empowered and involved! Clerk Molly Fitzpatrick will explore how Boulder County and Colorado’s election model are designed to be both accessible and secure. You will learn how your ballot moves through the process once it’s returned, including the safeguards that protect every step of ballot processing. She will break down complex topics in a clear, transparent way and answer community questions throughout the event. Clerk Fitzpatrick will also cover voter rights and share ways to get involved, including the opportunity for students 15 and older to apply for election judge positions, both behind the scenes in Ballot Processing and working with the public in Vote Centers. Elections staff will be available to help you register to vote or update your registration. This program is free and open to all, but registration is required. Visit the Longmont Public Library website to register.
