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ALT Colorado State Patrol recruiting open house flyer featuring a trooper silhouetted beside a patrol vehicle at sunset. Learn about joining the July 2027 recruit class on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 10 a.m., at the Colorado State Patrol Training Academy, Building 100, 15055 S. Golden Road, Golden, Colorado. Activities include guided tours of the VR training area, indoor range, gym, mat room, barracks, and wellness center; presentations about applications, background checks, and academy life; and specialty unit demonstrations, including Hazmat and Motors. Photos show the indoor range, academy building, and gym. More information: CSP.Colorado.Gov/Employment or scan the QR code.
ALT Colorado State Patrol SUV parked beside a winding mountain highway surrounded by golden fall foliage. Text reads: “Your voice matters. 2026 CSP Public Opinion Survey. Takes about 3 minutes. http://CSPSurvey.org. Open through September 25.”
ALT Flyer for the Boulder Rural Fire Protection District’s 2026 Open House on Saturday, August 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 6230 Lookout Road in Boulder. A photo shows three red emergency vehicles parked outside the fire station. The free family event includes hamburgers and hot dogs, a helicopter landing, rescue demonstrations, a bounce house, face painting, a dunk tank, station tours, and county emergency partners.
ALT Andrew Lord
ALT Colorado State Patrol “Registration Matters” graphic showing a Mercedes SUV stopped roadside with registration expired March 2024. The graphic explains that CSP’s updated towing policy addresses expired registration, unregistered vehicles, and fictitious registration. Troopers verify registration, ask whether the violation can be immediately corrected, provide an opportunity to correct it, and may tow the vehicle if it cannot be immediately corrected.
ALT A public safety poster shows a rural four-way intersection with traffic signals, crosswalks, and a green-painted bicycle crossing through the intersection. The roadway is empty, emphasizing the intersection itself rather than any specific road users. Large white text at the top reads, “INTERSECTIONS ARE DANGEROUS.” Below it, yellow text states, “STAY ALERT. EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED.” A black banner near the bottom displays two safety reminders: “Drivers: Before turning, look for bicyclists.” and “Cyclists: Be alert at intersections.” The bottom of the poster features a large yellow banner with the message, “A QUICK LOOK CAN SAVE A LIFE.” A Colorado State Patrol emblem appears in the lower left corner.
ALT A public safety graphic promoting shared responsibility on the road. The left side features bold text reading, “In a Crash, the Car Wins. Every Time.” It encourages drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians to follow the rules of the road. Safety reminders include obeying speed limits, giving cyclists at least three feet when passing, riding in the same direction as traffic, using bike lanes or the shoulder where appropriate, using crosswalks, obeying traffic signals, and sharing the road. The right side shows a cyclist riding on the shoulder of Colorado Highway 36/Foothills Highway towards Boulder while a vehicle travels in the adjacent lane. The graphic concludes with the message, “We All Have Places to Go. Let’s Get There Together.”
ALT Lidar display showing a recorded speed of 107 miles per hour.
