How Douglas County Residents Can Access Critical Winter Services
Douglas County is outlining where residents can find permits, transit updates, emergency alerts and holiday service information during the winter months, to reduce disruptions and protect public safety. The guidance consolidates meeting calendars, roadwork schedules, CodeRED emergency sign up and contact points so households and commuters can plan ahead.

Winter weather concentrates routine disruptions into a short window. Douglas County is directing residents to specific online pages and phone lines to check meeting agendas, road closures, transit changes and seasonal service adjustments so families, seniors and commuters can respond quickly.
County business and land use meetings are posted on douglas.co.us on the Board and Commissions Agendas and Events calendars. Many meetings stream live or are available on YouTube, which allows residents to follow land use decisions and budget items without traveling in icy conditions.
Major roadway projects affecting local travel include work along US 85, the Crystal Valley Interchange and improvements on I 25. For lane closures, detours and daily updates consult the county Transportation Projects page and DouglasRoadwork.com before heading out, and build extra travel time during active construction and storms.
Sign up for CodeRED emergency notifications on the county site to receive alerts about severe weather, road closures and public safety incidents. If CodeRED experiences an outage, the County will post contingency instructions on the homepage, so residents who rely on automated alerts should check the home page when service is interrupted.

Public transportation including Link On Demand and municipal shuttle services may adjust schedules during winter storms. The county posts rider alerts and instructions for modified service on its transportation pages so people depending on shuttles for work medical appointments or shopping can plan alternate arrangements.
Parks and open space pages provide winter hours, trail condition updates and locations for tree and holiday recycling. Seasonal closures and service alternatives for county government functions are posted online, while many routine transactions such as vehicle registration and permits can be completed through county web services.
If you need help, call the county general line at 303 660 7400 or consult department contact directories on douglas.co.us. For public safety issues use local police or sheriff non emergency numbers, and call 911 for emergencies. Proactive checks of the listed resources can keep households safer, reduce travel delays and preserve municipal capacity during peak winter demand.

