COVID-19 testing in Weld County is increasing as Weld County Government will host free community drive-thru testing events in early June.

A change in CDPHE's reporting practice reduces number of deaths from COVID-19 in Weld County almost 30%

There are many items the public and health care providers can donate to make most of resources.

The month recognizes the efforts of foster and kinship caregivers, community organizations and child welfare professionals.

The project will focus on repairing the surface between the rails of the railroad crossing north of county road 54.

Volunteering allows residents an opportunity to learn about and get involved in county government.

After 25 years of dedication to Weld County, Dr. Mark Wallace informed the Board of his plans to retire.

Today, the Board proudly honored all nurses and gave special recognition to the 18 nurses employed by Weld County!

On Monday, May 4, the public can expect changes implemented to protect themselves and employees.

PPE donations went to first responders and medical staff to protect themselves against COVID-19.

The Weld County Board of Commissioners will be holding a telephone town hall on Monday, May 4, 2020, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

In preparation for the gradual reopening of businesses across the state, Weld County publishes guidelines.

Commissioners suspend a section of county code which limits the amount of time an individual can stay in an RV.

Commissioners will live stream updates on the work county government is doing through the pandemic. These updates will continue through April 29.

Weld, Larimer Counties partner to test health care workers, first responders fo COVID-19

We are once again recognizing Child Abuse Prevention Month, but this year it will be through a new and exciting digital exhibit.

Through an interest reduction on delinquent property taxes, businesses and individuals given financial relief in face of COVID-19.

A declaration of disaster emergency was signed by the board so Federal assistance can be accessible to businesses and residents.

Despite office closure, many services can be completed online, over the phone or via email.

Starting March 17, county offices will be closed to the public, but please know business is continuing within each of the county buildings.

Commissioners explain difference between a Pandemic Health Emergency and a Declaration of Disaster Emergency as it relates to Weld County.

Commissioners recommended Commissioner Scott James be the newest member of the Firestone Urban Renewal Authority (FURA) Board.

This week our news is dominated by constant COVID-19 updates. It can be scary, but it doesn’t need to be.

Weld, Larimer, Mead, Berthoud, Johnstown and CDOT are collectively facilitating the final open house meeting to discuss a new arterial roadway.

Independent experts find benzene concentrations are not cause for concern at Bella Romero.

This achievement is the highest form of recognition in governmental accounting and reporting.

Freeman will serve on CTSI's Board of Directors and the Board of Directors for the Colorado Counties Casualty and Property Insurance Pool.

The class will be held on Thursday, March 26 at 6:30 p.m.

Residents in LaSalle can celebrate a shorter, safer commute through town thanks to the completion of a project that brought three different entities together.

The EOP guides how the county will respond in emergencies and disasters.

A joint meeting between Weld and Larimer County Workforce Development Board was held last week in Loveland.

Following appointment by the County Council on Monday, Kevin Ross was officially sworn in as Weld County’s newest commissioner.

Volunteering is a unique way to get involved in county government.

Fort Lupton Fire Protection District honors Kirkmeyer with the organization’s prestigious Everett Hogelin Memorial Award.

Board designated as High Performing Board second year in a row.

The new tower improves radio signals for law enforcement and emergency responders.

Public outreach for plan update begins at the Colorado Farm Show January 28-30!

Judy Griego says farewell after serving Weld County residents for over four decades.

Today, the board elected Freeman as the Chairman and Moreno as Pro-Tem for 2020.