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Community Connections

Adams County Community Connections supports families and individuals through various programming.

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Human Services Main Line
720.523.2700
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Domestic Violence Services & Shelter

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Community Partners

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Community Transit Program- A-LIFT

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Veteran Service Office

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Related Services

Apply for Benefits

Learn how to apply for benefits through Adams County Human Services, including SNAP, Medicaid, Colorado Works, and more.
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Apply for Employment First

Learn how the Employment First program helps residents receiving Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP).
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Apply for Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP)

Get financial assistance with LEAP.
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Recent Adams County News

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July 13th, 2026

Adams County Awarded Nearly $1.5 Million BUILD Grant to Advance U.S. Highway 85/120th Avenue Interchange Project

Adams County has secured a $1.5 million BUILD grant to advance the U.S. 85/120th Avenue Interchange Project, enhancing safety, mobility, and economic growth.

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July 9th, 2026

Board of Commissioners Votes to Pass Strasburg Subarea Plan

The Adams County Board of Commissioners has adopted the Strasburg Subarea Plan, ensuring responsible growth, preserving heritage, and enhancing community collaboration for the next 25...

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June 29th, 2026

Governor Polis Announces Flags Will Fly at Half Staff on the Days of Memorials to Honor Three Wildland Fire Service Firefighters Who Died During Containment Efforts of Snyder Mesa Fire in Mesa County

Governor Polis honors fallen wildland firefighters Emily Barker, Nick Hutcherson, and Sydney Watson, ordering flags at half-staff. The Snyder Mesa Fire has exceeded 28,000 acres.

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