| Jefferson County Business Resource Center |
(JCBRC) is a one-stop center designed to centralize access to the myriad of resources needed to encourage the development and growth of entrepreneurial activity. We are the first regional business resource center in Colorado. Our partnership includes; County, City, Workforce Center, Community College, Chambers and Private Enterprise participation. Using the "Economic Gardening" model, we encourage entrepreneurial activity by providing the essential information, infrastructure, and connections needed for business growth. The JCBRC provides no-cost and low-cost access to information and resources that many smaller businesses can't afford. Contact: Denise Stephens at (303) 996-8976. |
| Jefferson County Business Library |
Search databases, news feeds, magazines, journals, newspapers, web sites and much more! Get online help from library staff. |
| Colorado Small Business Development Centers |
The Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT) fosters a positive business climate that encourages quality economic development through financial and technical assistance provided in support of local and regional economic development activities throughout the State of Colorado. |
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| Colorado Business Resource Guide |
Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade offers on-line resources for businesses in Colorado. |
| Colorado Secretary of State Business Center |
Visit the Colorado Secretary of State's web site for information on business names and registering your corporation or limited liability company. |
| AEDA Website |
The Arvada Economic Development Association (AEDA) is the community's business-to-government liaison and a strategic resource for business growth. Operationally funded by the City of Arvada, AEDA's board of directors consists of fifteen business and community volunteers dedicated to attracting targeted industries and helping current business thrive. |
| City of Arvada |
Arvada, Colorado is an attractive western suburb with an estimated population of 107,050 that maintains its cherished hometown feel while building a diverse business community. |
| Arvada Police Department |
With more than 250 employees, members of the Arvada Police Department are committed to providing quality service to the more than 100,000 citizens of Arvada. Arvada has a low crime rate compared to other Denver metro area cities, however no community is immune to crime. That is why the Arvada Police Department focuses on community policing efforts in order to reduce crime and the fear of crime in our neighborhoods. |
| Arvada Fire Protection District |
If you should ever need the Arvada Fire Protection District for any reason, whether it is for fire, rescue, hazardous materials, or emergency medical emergencies or prevention services, we strive to offer quick, well-trained and professional assistance. |
| AEDA - Arvada Economic Development Association |
The Arvada Economic Development Association (AEDA) is the community's business-to-government liaison and a strategic resource for business growth. Operationally funded by the City of Arvada, AEDA's board of directors consists of fifteen business and community volunteers dedicated to attracting targeted industries and helping current business thrive. |
| AURA - Arvada Urban Renewal Authority |
Arvada Urban Renewal Authority (AURA) is responsible for revitalizing urban areas designated throughout the community by creating successful, high-quality projects that will help produce a vibrant cohesive city and enhance the quality of life for the citizens of Arvada. |
| Historic Olde Town Arvada |
Historic Olde Town Arvada (HOTA) is the leading advocate for the economic growth and revitalization of Olde Town Arvada. HOTA works closely with regional business organizations and government agencies to identify needs, develop strategies, and implement programs that strengthen the business climate and quality of life in Olde Town Arvada. |
| Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities |
“For the hundreds of thousands of patrons who partake each year in the richness and diversity of our offerings, the Arvada Center is a means to an improved understanding of one’s self through a direct experience wit the arts. Keeping our gallery exhibitions free to the public makes it possible for us to offer such experiences to the largest and broadest audience.” –Gene Sobczak, Executive Director, Arvada Center. Click on this link to see their theater season, their classes, exhibits and so much more. |
| Red Rocks Community College |
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| Red Rocks Community College - Arvada Campus |
The Arvada campus is known for its innovative scheduling options and its welcoming setting. The campus, which lies just northwest of the intersection of I-70 and Kipling, has state-of-the-art "smart" classrooms and offers a variety of courses from Anthropology to Speech. We also offer general education core courses and basic-skills courses in math and English. The Medical Imaging program is housed at the Arvada Campus; which includes the Radiology and Ultrasound programs. |
| Jefferson County Public Schools |
Jeffco Public Schools is the largest school district in Colorado with more than 84,000 students and approximately 12,000 employees. Step inside one of Jeffco’s 150 schools and you will see a staff dedicated to building a bright future for every student. Our staff is supported by a committed school board, involved parents and a caring community that combine to provide quality education that prepares all children for a successful future. |
| Arvada High School |
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| Arvada West High School |
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| Pomona High School |
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| Ralston Valley High School |
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| Arvada Middle School |
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| North Arvada Middle School |
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| Moore Middle School |
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| Oberon Middle School |
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| Jefferson County Head Start |
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| Jefferson County Public Library |
Jefferson County Public Library has 10 libraries, a bookmobile and the Traveling Children’s Library serving 548,557 residents and other visitors to our county. 208,575 residents have library cards. |
| Jefferson County Economic Development |
Jefferson County EDC is the the oldest and one of the most prestigious economic development organizations in Colorado. Our organization concentrates on attracting, expanding, and retaining high-paying jobs that fuel the economic health and vitality of Jefferson County. By focusing on issues and programs that are vital to the economic growth of our community, we are able to provide a better quality of life for businesses and citizens of Jefferson County. |
| Apex Park and Recreation District |
Apex Park and Recreation District is located in northeast Jefferson County (northwest Metro Denver). District residents receive a discount on fees, but our facilities and activities are open to the public. Register for activities online, stop by any Apex Park and Recreation District facility or visit the Contact Us page for more details. |
| Historic Olde Town Arvada |
Historic Olde Town Arvada (HOTA) is the leading advocate for the economic growth and revitalization of Olde Town Arvada. HOTA works closely with regional business organizations and government agencies to identify needs, develop strategies, and implement programs that strengthen the business climate and quality of life in Olde Town Arvada. |
| Arvada Press |
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| Arvada Sunrise Rotary |
The Sunrise Rotary Club is over ten years old, with a rapidly growing membership in the past few years. The Sunrise Rotary Club is active in a wide and numerous range of community service projects, from encouraging and helping parents to read to their children, to bringing clean water to villages in Africa. |
| Kiwanis Club of Arvada |
Kiwanis, through guidance and example, works to develop future generations of leaders. Every day, Kiwanians are revitalizing neighborhoods, organizing youth-sports programs, tutoring, building playgrounds, and performing countless other projects to help children and communities. |
| The Optimist Club of Arvada |
Our mission is to bring out the best in kids, by providing hope and positive vision. If you want to learn more about the Optimist Club of Arvada, Colorado, you can call our president, Debbie Sebastian, at 303-467-0798. |
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