A traffic technology company that has already been tested by the City of Lakewood is taking its privacy-focused street monitoring system to a major international smart-city event, giving Jefferson County businesses and local governments a timely example of how home-region pilot work can help shape future transportation and public-safety tools. The release says AglaiaSense and…more
Toyota’s latest heavy-duty hydrogen truck update is relevant to Jefferson County because the company says it is working with the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Laboratory of the Rockies in Golden, Colorado, on faster fueling for large freight trucks, tying a local research institution to a national freight and clean-transportation effort. For businesses in Jefferson…more
Golden-based On Tap Credit Union has won a regional employee experience award, a recognition that matters locally because the institution serves Jefferson County and says its workplace improvements are helping it serve members more effectively. For businesses in the county, the news highlights a homegrown financial institution investing in staff, operations and service quality as…more
A statewide charitable giving campaign led from Arvada is opening on Nov. 1 and could matter to Jefferson County businesses because it creates a visible way for companies to support local nonprofits, engage employees and participate in a business-focused fundraising challenge. Colorado Gives Day, organized by Colorado Gives Foundation with support from PNC, includes more…more
Littleton-based Vivos Therapeutics said it plans to acquire a minority stake in SOD Sciences and a 50% interest in a proprietary health test, a move that could strengthen the company’s balance sheet and support its efforts to stay in compliance with Nasdaq rules. For Jefferson County’s business community, the announcement is relevant because it involves…more
Broomfield-based Gogo said Duncan Aviation has placed a prepaid order for 40 of its Galileo HDX in-flight internet systems, a sizable equipment purchase that points to continued demand for aircraft upgrades in the business aviation market. For Jefferson County companies that follow the region’s aerospace and advanced manufacturing economy, the announcement matters because it signals…more
Westminster-based Liqid has added longtime NVIDIA sales executive Kevin Connors to its board of directors, a move that signals the local technology company is strengthening its leadership as it works with major hardware partners and expands its business in the fast-growing market for artificial intelligence infrastructure. Why this is relevant to businesses in Jefferson County:…more
A free International Archaeology Day event planned for October 17 at Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre in Morrison gives Jefferson County businesses a timely tourism and community-engagement story, with more than 40 exhibitors, guided tours and family activities expected to bring additional visitors to the area near one of the county’s best-known destinations. Why this…more
A major Lakewood community redevelopment project reached a key construction milestone as Pinkard Construction topped out the new Daylight Collective campus for the Action Center, a longtime Jefferson County nonprofit. The project is converting a former elementary school on South Teller Street into a larger service hub that will bring food access, health services, education…more
Texas de Brazil has opened a new restaurant at Orchard Town Center in Westminster, adding a higher-end dining option in a key retail district that serves shoppers, residents and business visitors across north Jefferson County and the broader Denver-Boulder corridor. The opening stands out as local business news because it brings a nationally recognized steakhouse…more
Barber-Nichols, an Arvada-based manufacturer, has received the Arvada Economic Development Association’s 2026 Outstanding Large Employer Award, a recognition that signals business strength, local job support and continued employer investment in Jefferson County. The company said the award reflects the contributions of its workforce and its commitment to growing in Arvada, making the announcement relevant to…more
A quantum computing company based next door in Broomfield has announced a new partnership with the University of Western Australia, a move that matters for Jefferson County because it signals continued growth in the region’s advanced technology economy. The agreement is centered on workforce development, research access and new commercial uses in industries such as…more