All in Adams

Arielle Gerstein, Sustainability Program Administrator, and Amanda Perkins, Climate Policy & Implementation Specialist, offer energy efficient and sustainability tips and resource for residents and businesses and discuss Adams County’s future sustainability plans in advance of Energy Efficiency Day on October 7. Learn more at adamscountyco.gov/sustainability .

Deputy Director of Elections, Crissy Jackson, and Community Engagement Administrator, Evelynn Guzman de Leon, join us to talk about the upcoming election and what both first-time voters and seasoned voters in the county should know prior to Tuesday, Nov. 3.  adamscountyco.gov/elections

Adams County Sheriff Gene Claps joins the podcast to talk about his background in law enforcement, his priorities since taking office, recent crime trends, staffing at the Sheriff’s Office, and what’s ahead for the agency.

Looking beyond the statistics to the people and stories behind them. An ACHD Board of Health member shares the story of losing his brother to an opioid overdose and why it matters to remember the lives of those we’ve lost, and not just how they died. Then, a talk with the director of the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline about the connection between mental health, substance use and suicide prevent...

On this episode of All In Adams, learn more about Amber Ferguson, the Adams County Communications Director. Amber explains why she decided to pursue communications and her 10 year tenure of working in the Communications department. 

On this episode of All In Adams, learn more about Sgt. Shea Haney, Adams County Sheriff's Office Public Information Officer. Sgt. Haney explains why he decided to get into law enforcement and more about an eventful call during his patrol days.

17th Judicial District Attorney Brian Mason, the Chair of the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC), and Dr. Ashley Loveless, the CJCC Director, discuss the role of the Council, why it’s important in reducing the perceived adversarial reputation of the criminal justice system, and the CJCC’s annual Warrant Forgiveness Day. adamscountyco.gov/cjcc

Brian Mason, the District Attorney for the 17th Judicial District covering Adams and Broomfield Counties, discusses the future Family Justice Center, his work on reducing the impact of fentanyl in the area, and equity in the criminal justice system.

In this episode of All In Adams, Sgt. Haney with the Adams County Sheriff's Office shares fireworks safety tips, discusses legal and illegal fireworks, and explains how residents can help keep our community safe this summer.

In this episode, find out more about Adams County’s upcoming Development Standards Overhaul (DSO) and how you can be involved in this wide-ranging update to Adams County’s Development Standards and Regulations. The DSO draft will be available for public review from June 22–July 31 on the project website. Visit publicinput.com/AdamsCoDSO for the English site and publicinput.com/AdamsCoDSOesp for Sp...

In this episode of All in Adams, Oil & Gas Administrator Greg Dean discusses why it's important for Adams County to regulate oil and gas sites throughout the county and shares details about how he and his inspectors work with operators and the community.

In this episode of All in Adams , Medical Officer Dr. Wendy Bamberg and newly appointed Nursing Director Valencia Bautista introduce themselves and talk about the future of public health in Adams County.

On this episode of All In Adams, we’re breaking down Property Taxes 101 with Adams County Assessor Thomas Swingle. What exactly does the Assessor’s Office do? How is your home’s value determined? Whether you’re a longtime homeowner or new to Adams County, this conversational episode will help you better understand how property taxes work and where your dollars go in our community.

Adams County Employees host their children on this episode of All in Adams.

In this episode, Riverdale Animal Shelter Foster Coordinator Jennifer Davidek talks about their foster program, the benefits of foster care for shelter pets, and how you can support.

In this episode, we sit down with the Adams County Animal Management team to talk about their day to day work, the calls they respond to, and how they help keep the community safe.

Wildfires are already starting to impact Colorado and neighboring states. In this episode, we sit down with Kyle Lopez, Emergency Management Coordinator for Adams County, and Tracy LeClair, Wildland Fire Management Section Communications and Outreach Specialist, to talk about what residents need to know right now.

In this episode, Cassey Anderson, CSU Extension Horticulture Specialist, shares simple tips on watering, avoiding common mistakes, and keeping your yard healthy while using less water.

Most people interact with public health every day without realizing it. In honor of National Public Health Week, we're breaking it all down - what public health actually is, what the Adams County Health Department does, and why it matters to all who live, work, and play here.

In this episode, Zoe Ocampo of the Cultural Arts Team joins the podcast. Learn more about upcoming events celebrating national poetry month and projects the team is working on.

In this episode, we sit down with Rachel Jakubowski, CSWB Administrator and Francisco Medina, Poverty Reduction Services Coordinator, to learn more about Adams County being chosen as one of 10 pilot communities nationwide to launch the “Right at Home” initiative in partnership with Metro Denver Homeless Initiative and the City and County of Denver.

Following the first community town hall of the year, we’re sitting down with Adams County Commissioners and Chair and Vice Chair of the Board, respectively, Julie Duran Mullica and Kathy Henson to talk about what topics came up as the most important to the Adams County community, what’s on the horizon, and how these public forums are built for any and every person to join.

This week, we sit down with Tabatha Gormley, Community Engagement Manager at Riverdale Animal Shelter. She shares how the new facility has been transforming the lives of shelter pets, a big upgrade coming soon, what adopting really looks like today, and much more. Animal lovers and future pet parents, this episode is for you!

In honor of November as National Diabetes Awareness Month, we’re meeting with Maritza Orozco-Reyes from the Adams County Health Department (ACHD) to discuss ACHD’s free Diabetes management program, Living with Diabetes: Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support. Link: https://adamscountyhealthdepartment.org/programs-services/diabetes-heart-health/living-with-diabetes/

In honor of November as National Diabetes Awareness Month, we’re meeting with Kristen Hinkle from the Adams County Health Department (ACHD) to discuss ACHD’s free Diabetes prevention program, Journey to Wellness. Link: https://adamscountyhealthdepartment.org/programs-services/diabetes-heart-health/diabetes-prevention/