Medication Take-Back Programs
Beginning this year the State of Colorado has expanded its efforts to encourage consumers to “take back” their unwanted medications. …
Colorado State Publications Blog
The Colorado State Publications Library provides Coloradans FREE permanent public access to state government documents.
Time Machine Tuesday: Old School Images
If you’re looking for early photos of Colorado’s schools, you may not think to look in government documents. But in …
Animal Health
Did you know that Colorado has a State Veterinarian? The Colorado Department of Agriculture’s Animal Health Division, of which the …
Time Machine Tuesday: Avalanches
Avalanche danger is nothing new in Colorado. Forty years ago, the University of Colorado’s Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research …
Loan Repayment Program for Healthcare Professionals
The State of Colorado has found a clever way to encourage health care practitioners to move to rural and underserved …
Special Education Resources
Students with disabilities, gifted students, and culturally/linguistically diverse students are among the populations served by special education. Whether you are …
Time Machine Tuesday: Sugar Beets
A century ago sugar beets were one of Colorado’s most important agricultural industries. More than twenty sugar refineries could be …
Charities and Fundraisers
The Colorado Secretary of State’s (SOS) office is the agency that oversees charities and fundraising in Colorado. Whether you are …
Colorado Missing Persons Day
Today has officially been declared Colorado Missing Persons Day. If you are looking for statistics on missing persons in Colorado, …
Colorado Potatoes
February is National Potato Lover’s Month. Did you know that more than 70 kinds of potatoes are grown in Colorado? …
Time Machine Tuesday: History of Colorado Cannabis Laws
The topic of marijuana/cannabis in Colorado is not a new one. In our library you can find state publications that …
Department of Revenue Annual Report
The Colorado Department of Revenue has just released its 2016 Annual Report. This annual report is one of the most …
Whirling Disease of Trout
Whirling disease is a parasitic infection that has been affecting Colorado trout since being accidentally introduced here in the 1980s. …
Time Machine Tuesday: The Union Colony at Greeley
The story of the founding of Greeley, Colorado, is an interesting one. It was named for New York newspaperman Horace …
Vehicle Remote Starter Systems
You may have seen road signs around Denver asking you to refrain from “puffing” your vehicle — that is, letting …
Backcountry Survival
Hiking, camping, hunting and fishing, and snow sports are some of Coloradans’ favorite recreational pastimes. Sometimes, however, unforeseen situations can …
Time Machine Tuesday: National Western Stock Show
Who says Denver’s not a cow town? The National Western Stock Show, held in Denver every January, is now in …
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service
What will you be doing on Monday? Sleeping in? Or making a difference in your community? The Governor’s Commission on …
Legislative Information
The First Regular Session of the 71st General Assembly of Colorado begins today. In Colorado regular sessions are 120 days, …
Time Machine Tuesday: The Taylor Grazing Act
With the 1862 Homestead Act thousands of settlers poured into the Great Plains, and over the years cattle grazing and …