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Empowering Voters. Defending Democracy.

Empoderar a los Votantes. Defiendo la Democracia.


We envision a democracy where every person
has the desire, right, knowledge, and confidence to participate.


Since its inception in 1920, the League of Women Voters has remained nonpartisan,
never endorsing or opposing particular political parties or candidates.
We believe issues and legislation remain above partisan politics
and encourage greater citizen involvement.


The League of Women Voters is a trusted voice for its advocacy and education campaigns.

Join us!


Serving the People of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties, Colorado




The League of Women Voters Is Committed To
Justice, Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion For All.

LWV Está Comprometida Con
La Justicia, La Diversidad, La Equidad Y La Inclusión Para Todos.


Our Policy:
LWV is an organization dually committed to justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion
in principle and in practice.

Justice, equity, diversity and inclusion
are central to the organization’s current and future success
in engaging all individuals, households, communities, and policy makers
in creating a more perfect democracy.
There shall be no barriers to full participation in this organization
on the basis of any characteristic
that can be identified as recognizing/illustrating diversity.


Upcoming Events

Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events


All Events


CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES!

Congratulations graduates with picture of several graduates in caps and gowns

The League of Women Voters
celebrates your accomplishments
and reminds you to register to vote
or update your voter address

It’s easy online 24/7

Colorado Secretary of State voter registration page



LWV NEWS


LWVUS Warning Constitutional Crisis

LWV is working to engage and mobilize 8.5 million voters
to protect and preserve our democracy through Unite and Rise 8.5.

Click to read about the effort and how to get involved





LWVUS Warning Constitutional Crisis

Rise for Freedom" Training Series is Available free online
Click for more information and to register




Featured Community Event: Arapahoe County
Needs Resident Volunteers
for Amendment 1A Resident Advisory Committee

Arapahoe County Residents: You Are Needed to Volunteer!

Deadline Extended:
Applications are still being accepted



Arapahoe County Amendment 1A Committee recruiting flyer

Learn more or apply for the committee
here



THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS CELEBRATES
PRIDE MONTH IN JUNE

Because LGBTQIAS2+ Rights Are Human Rights


LWVUS LGBTQIA2S+ rights are human rights


We celebrate equal rights for Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Trans, Queer (or questioning their gender),
Intersex, Asexual and Two-Spirit communities and their allies.

Read the commentary "LGBTQIA+ Discrimination and the Impact of 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis",
the 2023 U.S. Supreme Court decision about LGBTQIA2S+ rights in Colorado,
on the LWV of the United States
  website



THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
HONORS IMMIGRANTS IN JUNE

We are a nation of immigrants.


League of Women Voters volunteers at rally with signs saying immigrants bring diversity and strength to the community


In June we celebrate the diverse cultures, traditions, and languages
that immigrants have brought to the United States, enriching our nation's culture.
Immigrants have made significant contributions to our economy, arts, and science.

Read more on the "I Stand With Immigrants"
  website



THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS CELEBRATES
CARIBBEAN-AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH IN JUNE


Caribbean-American Heritage Month Jamaican woman


The League recognizes the rich culture and heritage of the Caribbean-American people and their contribution in the U.S.

Read more on the U.S. National Archives
  website



THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS CELEBRATES
NATIONAL IMMIGRANT HERITAGE MONTH IN JUNE


Young woman


The League recognizes the rich culture and heritage of immigrants and their contributions in the U.S.

The month also provides an opportunity annually to explore our own heritage and celebrate the shared diversity that forms the unique story of America. We are a nation of immigrants.

Read more on the American Association of School Libraries
  website



JUNE IS GUN VIOLENCE AWARENESS MONTH

LWVUS contact your U.S. Senators to oppose removing regulation of gun silencers


The League of Women Voters works to prevent gun violence. Here are some things that you can do:
  • Wear orange to commemorate those who have died from gun violence.
  • Colorado state law requires gun owners to store firearms in locking devices out of the reach of children or prohibited persons. This helps prevent them from contributing to school shootings, suicides, and deaths of family members. In the U.S. Guns are the leading cause of death among American children and teens. School is out for the summer, so help keep guns out of the hands of children. Colorado Ceasefire explains the law and how to protect your family  here.
  • Gun violence is preventable when you know the warning signs of violence. Help prevent violence by anonymously reporting concerns or threats to Colorado's Safe2Tell tip line 24/7 by calling 1-877-542-7233 or texting S2TCO to 738477. For more information, see the Colorado Safe2Tell website  here.
  • If you’re worried about the emotional state of a loved one who has a gun, learn how an Extreme Risk Prevention Order (ERPO) could help. Colorado Ceasefire has helpful information on this topic  here.
  • Contact our U.S. Senators to oppose the provision in the budget bill recently passed in the U.S. Houss which will end removing regulation of gun silencers. Brady United has a contact form to make contacting our U.S. Senators about gun silencers in the budget bill easy  here.
  • Contact our U.S. Representative and Senators to ban assault weapons and large-capacity magazines. Brady United has a contact form to make contacting our U.S. Representative and Senators about this issue easy  here.

☑   ELECTION CENTRAL   
Democracy Matters!

REGISTER TO VOTE

You can also update or check your registration

Quick and easy 24/7 on the CO
Secretary of State website!


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Colorado Secretary of State website
Have You Moved?

Dachshund in moving box with voter registration update information

Update your voter registration information on the Colorado Secretary of State website
It's easy online
Colorado Secretary of State website
Douglas County Home Rule Charter Commission Special Election

TUESDAY, JUNE 24

Register to vote and/or return your ballot by 7 pm. Ballots will be mailed June 2-16.

Superhero cartoon style writing: I'm Voting - It's My Superpower
Douglas County Elections Division info
Stand Up for Colorado's
Secure and Accurate Elections

Support Our Colorado
Elections Workers Against
Fraudulent Election Lies


Colorado County Clerks Association logo
Read Matt Crane's Denver Post editorial
Read warning about unauthorized
door-to-door canvassers
📅   AURORA POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS' INDEPENDENT MONITOR CONSENT DECREE REPORT   📅
Read the Latest Aurora Independent Monitor Report

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Read the Eighth Report, released April 15, 2025,
on Aurora Police and Fire reform progress mandated by the consent decree


Read the April 15, 2025 report
Read More About the Aurora Independent Monitor Overseeing Police Policies and Actions

Learn more about Aurora Police Department oversight mandated since Elijah McClain's death in 2019

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Learn more
Read the Aurora Police Department First Annual
Use of Force Report


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Read and compare the Aurora Police Department's published use of force statistics year-to-year

Read the November, 2024 report
Aurora Police Retorm Oversight Virtual Town Hall Meeting

At the town hall the community discussed the latest police and fire reform progress report

SATURDAY, MAY 17

Meeting audience taking notes
Watch the YouTube recording
📅   LEAGUE EVENT CALENDAR   📅
Featured Community Event: Economic Blackout - McDonalds

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Concerned about corporations discontinuing D.E.I. programs?

FRIDAY, JUNE 20 -
MONDAY, JUNE 30


Details
US House of Representatives Recess

Contact your Representative about issues. Attend a
town hall.


MONDAY, JUNE 30 -
FRIDAY, JULY 4


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Read more
US Senate Recess

US Capitol building exterior close up

MONDAY, JUNE 30 -
SUNDAY, JULY 6


Contact our Senators about issues. Attend a
town hall.

Read more
Moral Mondays Rallies in Washington, DC

Clergy gather on Mondays to defend human rights

MONDAY, JUNE 30

Rally with woman holding sign We Are Better Than This

Read more
📅   LEAGUE EVENT CALENDAR   📅
Featured Community Event: Vigil Protesting Detainment
of Jeanette Vizguerra


Vigil for Jeanette Vizguerra Mondays events

Support our immigrant neighbors

MONDAY, JUNE 30
AT 6:00 PM IN-PERSON

Details
Anniversary of Passage the 26th Amendment

The League of Women Voters celebrates ratification of the amendment in 1971 that gave 18 year olds the right to vote

TUESDAY, JULY 1

Young woman with Vote411 sticker
Read more
LWVUS ClubExpress Planning & Implementation Support Meeting for Volunteers Getting Started With ClubExpress
Meeting women with post-its

Learn from League mentors
how ClubExpress can help
with League tasks


TUESDAY, JULY 1
AT NOON MT ONLINE

Register
LWVUS League in Action Presentation

Members, see how this League app can engage and activate

TUESDAY, JULY 1
AT 2:00 PM MT ONLINE


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Register

CLICK HERE FOR MORE LEAGUE CALENDAR EVENTS
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INDEPENDENCE DAY

Top section of U.S. Constitution

The League of Women Voters honors U.S. democracy as we
celebrate Independence Day
on July 4


FRIDAY, JULY 4
Read more
Featured Community Event: Independence Day Economic Blackout

Concerned about corporations discontinuing D.E.I. programs?

FRIDAY, JULY 4

Rally with signs We Are Better Than This

Details
Featured Community Event: Colorado Native American "Rise and Represent" Rally



Rally for Native American rights at the Colorado State Capitol

FRIDAY, JULY 4
AT NOON IN-PERSON

Read more
Featured Community Event: NAACP of Aurora
Monthly Meeting


LWVADC is a community ally and our members are invited

SATURDAY, JULY 5
AT 10:00 AM ONLINE

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. quote about injustice
Learn more

CLICK HERE FOR MORE LEAGUE CALENDAR EVENTS
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Moral Mondays Rallies in Washington, DC

Rally with woman holding sign We Are Better Than This

Clergy gather on Mondays to defend human rights

MONDAY, JULY 7

Read more
Featured Community Event: Vigil Protesting Detainment
of Jeanette Vizguerra


Support our immigrant neighbors

MONDAY, JULY 7
AT 6:00 PM IN-PERSON


Vigil for Jeanette Vizguerra Mondays events
Details
LWVCO Democracy Integrity Briefing

All Colorado League members are invited to this update on growing national and local trends in mis-and disinformation

TUESDAY, JULY 8
AT 1:30 PM ONLINE


Colorado State Capitol building exterior
Register
Mobile Office Hours with District 4 U.S. Rep Lauren Boebert's Staff in Byers

Get a Congressional update and ask questions

TUESDAY, JULY 8
AT 3:30 PM IN-PERSON


Capitol dome interior
Register

CLICK HERE FOR MORE LEAGUE CALENDAR EVENTS
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LWVCO Education Task Force Meeting

Guest speaker Angela Engel, Executive Director
Uniting 4 Kids


TUESDAY, JULY 8
AT 5:30 PM ONLINE


Girl at blackboard doing math problem
Register
Featured Community Event: US Supreme Court Term in Review

US Supreme Court building exterior

US Supreme Court update by the Brennan Center for Justice

WEDNESDAY, JULY 9
AT 1:00 PM MT ONLINE

Details
Mobile Office Hours with District 4 U.S. Rep Lauren Boebert's Staff in Byers

Get a Congressional update and ask questions

WEDNESDAY, JULY 9
AT 1:00 PM IN-PERSON


Capitol dome interior
Register
LWVUS ClubExpress Webpages Support Meeting for League Web Admins

Dog with glasses working on laptop

Tips from League mentors
about ClubExpress webpages


WEDNESDAY, JULY 9
AT 3:30 PM MT ONLINE

Register

CLICK HERE FOR MORE LEAGUE CALENDAR EVENTS
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LWVCO Civics Education Task Force Meeting

The League believes civics education is integral to the future of our democracy.. All League members are invited

WEDNESDAY, JULY 9
AT 5:30 PM ONLINE


US Supreme Court building exterior
Register
LWVADC Program Committee Meeting. All Members Invited!

Woman speaking

Help plan meetings on League issue positions and guest speaker presentations

WEDNESDAY, JULY 9
AT 7:00 PM ONLINE

Details
Black Women’s
Equal Pay Day


Black women must work through today for pay comparable to men’s 2022 pay. That’s 66 cents on the dollar for all working Black women

THURSDAY, JULY 10

Money puzzle pieces
Read more
LWVCO Reproductive Freedom Task Force Meeting

League members rallying for Reproductive Rights

Be a part of League's work to protect reproductive choice

THURSDAY, JULY 10
AT 5:30 PM ONLINE

Register

CLICK HERE FOR MORE LEAGUE CALENDAR EVENTS
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LWVCO League Interlock Meeting

League members, join us for this opportunity for discussion and mutual support

FRIDAY, JULY 11
AT NOON ONLINE


Suffragist Millicent Fawcett with sign Courage Calls to Courage Everywhere
Register
Featured Community Event: Arapahoe County Resource Fair To Help Meet Basic Needs

Find out about services available to all

SATURDAY, JULY 12
AT 10:00 AM IN-PERSON


Meeting attendee taking notes
Details
Moral Mondays Rallies in Washington, DC

Clergy gather on Mondays to defend human rights

MONDAY, JULY 14

Rally with woman holding sign We Are Better Than This

Read more
Featured Community Event: Vigil Protesting Detainment
of Jeanette Vizguerra


Support our immigrant neighbors

MONDAY, JULY 14
AT 6:00 PM IN-PERSON


Vigil for Jeanette Vizguerra Mondays events
Details

CLICK HERE FOR MORE LEAGUE CALENDAR EVENTS
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LWVADC Voter Services Candidate Forum Subcommittee Meeting

League of Women Voters voter registration table

All LWVADC members
are invited


TUESDAY, JULY 15
AT 10:00 AM IN-PERSON

Details
LWVCO News Access and Literacy Task Force Meeting

Democracy depends on Accurate and unbiased news. All League members are invited

TUESDAY, JULY 15
AT 4:30 PM ONLINE


Truth and lies
Register
Suffragist Ida B. Wells-Barnett's Birthday

The League celebrates the accomplishments of Ida B. Wells-Barnett

WEDNESDAY, JULY 16

Ida B. Wells-Barnett public domain
Read more
LWVUS ClubExpress Membership Volunteers Support Meeting

Tips from League mentors
to help with Membership tasks using ClubExpress


WEDNESDAY, JULY 16
AT NOON MT ONLINE


Meeting immigrants welcome here
Register

CLICK HERE FOR MORE LEAGUE CALENDAR EVENTS
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LWVUS Framing the Future Update

Two League  women volunteers

League members, hear about the LWVUS Structure Transformation plan's progress and plan to grow League

WEDNESDAY, JULY 16
AT 2:00 PM MT ONLINE

Register
Featured Community Event: Heather Gardens Social Justice Group Meeting

Women protest We Are Better Than This

LWVADC members are invited!

THURSDAY, JULY 17
10:00 AM IN-PERSON


Read more
LWVCO Elections Task Force Meeting

All League members are invited!

THURSDAY, JULY 17
AT NOON ONLINE


US Capitol building exterior

Register
LWVCO Religious Freedom Task Force Meeting

US Supreme Court building exterior

All League members are invited. Be a part of our effort.

TUESDAY, JULY 22
AT 5:30 PM ONLINE

Register

CLICK HERE FOR MORE LEAGUE CALENDAR EVENTS
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LWVCO Gun Violence Prevention Task Force Meeting

Rally against gun violence

Roundup of the 2025 Legislative Session

WEDNESDAY, JULY 23
AT 5:30 PM ONLINE

Register
LWVCO Reproductive Freedom Task Force Meeting

League members rallying for Reproductive Rights

Be a part of League's work to protect reproductive choice

THURSDAY, JULY 24
AT 5:30 PM ONLINE

Register
LWVUS Health Care Reform Committee Meeting

Surgery

Be a part of League's work to improve health care for all

SUNDAY, JULY 27
AT 6:00 PM MT ONLINE


Register
LWVUS ClubExpress Event Calendar Volunteers
Support Meeting


Tips from League mentors
to help with Events Calendar tasks using ClubExpress


TUESDAY, JULY 29
AT NOON MT ONLINE


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Register
The League of Women Voters of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties Issue Committees

Volunteers Are Needed!

Climate Change

Climate Interest Groups

One of the best things we can do to combat climate change is to discuss and share beneficial solutions. Join the discussion!

See what Leaguers around the country are doing about the climate emergency  More.

Read Project Drawdown's helpful facts and proposed solutions on their website

Learn more and take action by joining the
LWVCO Climate Emergency Task Force

Their next two meetings will be on:
Thursday, January 16 at 4:00 PM online

Register for January LWVCO Climate
Emergency Task Force Meeting


and Thursday, February 20 at 4:00 PM online

Register for February LWVCO Climate
Emergency Task Force Meeting

Education

School classroom with students

Based on the League’s commitment to justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion, we believe the earlier drafts of the CO State Board of Education's Social Studies Standards Revisions, such as the November 2021 recommendations issued by the History, Culture, Social Contributions, and Civil Government in Education Commission, are more inclusive and representative of all of Colorado’s diverse citizenry now and throughout its history than the June 2022 Final Recommended Revisions. The earlier revisions better honor the intent of HB19-1192 "Inclusion of American Minorities in Teaching Civil Government".

Learn more and take action by joining the

LWVCO Education Task Force

Their next two meetings will be on:
Tuesday, February 11 at 5:30 PM online

Register for February LWVCO Education Task Force meeting

and Tuesday, March 11 at 5:30 PM online
Register for March LWVCO Education Task Force meeting

Elections and Voting Rights

LWVUS member at rally to pass the Freedom to Vote Act to protect voting rights for all in the U.S.

LWV of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties members can contact our Voter Services Committee by emailing lwvadc.defending.democracy at sign gmail dot com with your name and email address. Include VOTER SERVICES in the subject.

League fights disinformation and attempts to weaken our democracy by creating doubt about our election system. The LWVUS Voting Rights webpage is here.

Read the LWV of Colorado's white paper on Colorado's election process to assure accurate and secure elections:  "Colorado's Innovative and Stellar Election System"

The League of Women Voters has lobbied and organized for passage of S.443, the DISCLOSE Act, to limit dark money's influence in elections; S.2747, the Freedom to Vote Act; and H.R.4, the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act; in Congress. Read more here.

Learn more and take action by joining the
LWVCO Elections Task Force

Their next two meetings will be on:
Thursday, January 16 at Noon online
Register for January LWVCO Elections
Task Force Meeting


and Thursday, February 20 at Noon online

Register for February LWVCO Elections
Task Force Meeting


Gun Violence Prevention


Rally opposing gun violence

The League of Women Voters works with Colorado Ceasefire, Giffords,
and Moms Demand Action to prevent gun violence.


Learn more and take action by joining the 
LWVCO Gun Violence Prevention Task Force

Their next two meetings will be on:
Wednesday, January 22 at 5:30 PM online

Register for January LWVCO Gun
Violence Prevention Task Force Meeting

and Wednesday, February 26 at 5:30 PM online

Register for February LWVCO Gun
Violence Prevention Task Force Meeting


Health Care


Surgery

The League of Women Voters works for equitable, affordable, accessible health care.

Read this National Public Radio/Kaiser Health News exposé citing audit finding Medicare Advantage plans overbill: article.

Read updates about the LWVUS Health Care Reform for US Committee's work to make health care more affordable, available, and equitable on their
  website.

You'll also find the LWVUS Health Care Reform Committee's latest newsletter  here.

Join the LWVUS Health Care Reform for US (HCR4US) Committee to be a part of their work. They usually meet on the fourth Sunday evening of each month online.
Their next meeting will be on
Sunday, January 26 at 6:00 PM MT online

Register for the January LWVUS HCR4US
Committee Meeting
.

And learn more and take action by joining the
LWVCO Health Care Task Force

Their next two meetings will be on:
Thursday, January 23 at 7:00 PM online

Register for January LWVCO Health Care
Task Force Meeting

and Thursday, February 13 at 5:30 PM online

Register for February LWVCO Health Care
Task Force Meeting

Housing Affordability
and Homelessness


Mobile home community

The League of Women Voters of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties monitors local governments' planning, housing, and homelessness policies, organizes, and testifies on behalf of affordable housing and homelessness services.

Contact LWV of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties' Affordable Housing and Homelessness Committee by emailing your name and email address to lwvadc.defending.democracy at sign gmail dot com with HOUSING in the subject line.

Learn more and take action by joining the
LWVCO Housing Task Force

Their next two meetings will be on:
Monday, January 27 at 7:00 PM online
Guest speaker: Rep. Andrew Boesenecker

Register for January LWVCO Housing
Task Force Meeting

and Monday, February 17 at 7:00 PM online

Register for February LWVCO Housing
Task Force Meeting

Justice, Equity, Diversity,
and Inclusion (J.E.D.I.)


Two women

The League is committed to fostering, cultivating, and preserving a culture of diversity, equity, inclusion, access, and belonging for all people. The League is an organization that respects and values the richness of our community and our members.

Learn more and take action by joining the LWV of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties J.E.D.I. Committee. Email your name and email address to lwvadc.defending.democracy at sign gmail dot com with J.E.D.I. in the subject line.

The LWV of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties J.E.D.I. Committee meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 10:30 AM online. The next meeting will be on
Wednesday, February 19 at 1:00 PM online. R.S.V.P. by emailing your name and email address to lwvadc.defending.democracy at sign gmail dot com with J.E.D.I. in the subject line.

Also, learn more and take action by
joining the
 LWVCO J.E.D.I. Task Force

Their next two meetings will be on:
Tuesday, January 21 at 5:30 PM online

Register for January 21 LWVCO J.E.D.I.
Task Force Meeting


and Tuesday, January 28 at 5:30 PM online
Register for January 28 LWVCO J.E.D.I.
Task Force Meeting

News Access and Literacy

Magnifying glass with Truth and Lies text

The League of Women Voters values access to accurate, unbiased information as a cornerstone of democracy.

Learn more and take action by joining the
News Access and Literacy Task Force

Their next two meetings will be on:
Tuesday, February 18 at 4:30 PM online

Register for February LWVCO News
Access and Literacy Task Force Meeting


and Tuesday, March 18 at 4:30 PM online

Register for March LWVCO News
Access and Literacy Task Force Meeting

Reproductive Choice

LWVUS statement on the
U.S. Supreme Court Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health

Read the League of Women Voters'
statement on the
U.S. Supreme Court's
Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health
decision
here.

This task force meets twice a month.
Learn more and take action by joining the
Reproductive Freedom Task Force

Their next two meetings will be on:
Thursday, January 23 at 5:30 PM online

Register for January 23 LWVCO Reproductive Freedom Task Force Meeting

and Thursday, February 6 at 5:30 PM online:
Register for February 6 LWVCO Reproductive Freedom Task Force Meeting

Voting Methods - Alternative

Graphic of population sectors

The League of Women Voters studies and assesses the advantages of alternative methods of voting.

Learn more and take action by joining the
LWVCO Alternative Voting Methods
Task Force


Their next two meetings will be on:
Monday, February 10 at 5:30 PM online

Register for February LWVCO Alternative
Voting Methods Task Force Meeting


and Monday, March 10 at 5:30 PM online

Register for March LWVCO Alternative
Voting Methods Task Force Meeting

📅   COMMUNITY GOVERNMENT MEETINGS CALENDAR   📅
Aurora Police Oversight Town Hall Meeting

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View the recording of the latest Aurora Police Monitor report town hall meeting


Meeting recording
Read the Latest Aurora Independent Monitor Report

Read the October 15, 2024 report on Aurora police reform progress mandated by the consent decree


Police yellow vest

October 15 report
Read the Aurora Police Department First Annual
Use of Force Report


Read and compare the Aurora Police Department's published use of force statistics
year-to-year


Police car lights

Read the November 2024 report
Aurora City Council Study Session and Council Meeting

The public is invited

MONDAY, DECEMBER 16
AT 5:15 AND 6:30 PM
IN-PERSON AND ONLINE


Meeting auditorium seats

Meeting info
📅   COMMUNITY GOVERNMENT MEETINGS CALENDAR - CONTINUED   📅
Town of Bennett Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting

Women in audience of meeting taking notes

Keep up with Bennett
Board of Trustees decisions


MONDAY, DECEMBER 16
AT 6:00 PM IN-PERSON


Meeting info
Greenwood Village City Council Study Session

The public is invited

MONDAY, DECEMBER 16
AT 6:00 PM IN-PERSON
AND ONLINE


Meeting audience
Meeting info
Heather Gardens
Association Board Meeting


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Stay current with the
Heather Gardens Association


TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17
AT 1:00 PM IN-PERSON

Meeting info
Douglas County Commission Meeting and Land Use Public Hearing

Mobile home park

Be in the know on Douglas County issues

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17
AT 1:30 PM AND 2:30 PM IN-PERSON
AND ONLINE


Meeting info
NEIGHBORHOOD MEETINGS
Neighborhood Meeting:
Highland Park East


Meet your neighbors and discuss neighborhood issues
THURSDAY, JANUARY 2 AT 7:00 PM IN-PERSON
AT ST STEPHEN'S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Highland Park East Neighborhood Meeting 01-02-2025 event
Meeting info
Neighborhood Meeting:
Mission Viejo HOA


Meet your neighbors and discuss neighborhood issues

MONDAY, JANUARY 6
AT 6:30 PM IN-PERSON
AT MISSION VIEJO LIBRARY



Meeting audience
Meeting info
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