Use the extra day to boost your health
It’s four years in the making! Leap Day is here, and CDPHE has some ideas for what to do with your extra day!
Press Release
CDPHE partners with the Colorado School of Public Health to launch the state’s first gun violence prevention resource bank
REMOTE (FEB 22): The Office of Gun Violence Prevention within the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has partnered with the Injury and Violence Prevention Center in the Colorado School of Public Health to publish the state’s first-ever resource bank regarding gun violence in Colorado.
CDPHE relaunches program to give Coloradans money back
Campaigns aim to educate about tax credits and free filing options.
Colorado announces largest state enforcement package against a single facility for air pollution violations to Suncor refinery in Commerce City
Separate action finalizes Suncor’s fenceline monitoring plan, doubling required air monitors
CDPHE relaunches initiative: grants to ensure water quality in communities
CDPHE has grant funding available to help entities determine if their water contains chemicals found in firefighting foam, household products, and other consumer products and support treatment options.
Draft report will assess the state of recycling programs in Colorado and identify areas of most need
CDPHE is collecting public feedback on a study that assessed statewide recycling systems in Colorado and identified the areas lacking infrastructure and services.
CDPHE announces grant opportunity to advance health equity, improve health outcomes
CDPHE’s Office of Health Equity is pleased to announce a Health Disparities and Community Grant Program funding opportunity to help address health disparities in Colorado communities.
CDPHE’s Front Range Waste Diversion program announces grant funding to promote recycling and reuse
CDPHE is pleased to announce the Front Range Waste Diversion program’s tenth grant cycle to support Front Range projects on waste diversion, the process of diverting and redirecting waste from landfills.
Radon causes lung cancer: test your home
CDPHE offers free test kits as well as low-income mitigation assistance
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment announces stakeholder effort to address a group of chemicals known as PFAS
CDPHE is gathering community and stakeholder input on a new draft plan to reduce the prevalence of a family of chemicals known as PFAS.