Officer Angela Barragan was an absolute ROCKSTAR and hugely helpful to me last Saturday. Our work…read morevan broke down in the middle of the road (dangerous place). She quickly pulled up with her lights flashing and helped block and divert traffic until our van was safely towed away. She even kindly gave me a ride back to my place of work (because my work van broke down) and had fun, professional conversation while en route, which was about 4 miles away. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU officer Angela!!!! I'm grateful to have her as a member of our local police force. Back the blue!!

august 25 2025, I Holly Ann Buckley made a call from The Detour Lounge after being assaulted by…read moreMarvin Lewis Ivy Jr. I sat in my car waiting for the police to come. CSPD found me unresponsive bleeding from my head. No one was arrested that night. feel free to contact me via email hbuckley21@student.cccs.edu. explain to me why no one was arrested.

Worst station ever, wasted 20 minutes + of my time, useless community service dude at the frontread more

Called this location a day prior before having my fiancé show up for a vin verification. They told…read moreme "yes we do vin verifications 8am-12pm Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, first come, first serve basis." My fiancé shows up Wednesday at 8am and they tell her no it's 10am-2pm. What a joke. They don't even know their own hours. *not a jab at CSPD, I appreciate our law enforcement*

Tuesday evening, July 30th, our ebike was stolen off the back of our vehicle while parked at our…read morehotel. Long story short, Officer Johnson responded quickly, and our undamaged ebike was recovered within the hour. We were on our 3rd day of a 12-day bicycling trip, so losing our bike was devastating. Thank you, Officer Johnson, for saving the day.

A couple of kind gentlemen officers helped reunite me with my wallet, after I had dropped it…read morewalking around downtown area. Super thankful for their integrity! Keep up the good work!

Moved back to Colorado (with a New Auto registered in different state) and was able to quickly and…read moreefficiently get my Colorado Registration for my out of state vehicle. The staff was polite and courteous and professional. I have been to many DMV offices in different states over the years and this was by far the best experience I have ever had at a State DMV Office.

Just got off the phone with a woman here. I have a minor accent and she said if I was an illegal…read moreresident I couldn't get my license renewed? Racist & offensive behavior. I was being polite and respectful and she was extremely rude and said "hold on" and sent my call to go through the menu all over again to a complete different line that couldn't help. I'm working trying to get this done and that's inconsiderate of my time. Her sarcasm & professionalism is very disappointing.

Colorado Springs is known for its mountainous terrain and attractions such as Pikes Peak and Garden…read moreof the Gods.

I arrived about a half hour before the opening at 9 am, and here were about 6-8 people already in…read moreline. The doors opened at 0850, and we went thru a security scanning; my replacement shoulder pinged the sensor. I did a check in: no appointment, and selected "other reason", and got a ticket. A ten minute wait, and the manager came out to tell us that the wait might be hours without this appointment. he offered an alternative, i.e., line up and tell him what our purpose is. Since mine was to drop off a Medicare form, he initialed the form and told me I could place the form into a drop-box and it would be addressed. I did so, and left. Let's see if that is true. Five stars for not spending hours.

Had a full four hour wait time... never got called. I get having a bit of a wait, but come on... I…read morehad an appointment. People that didn't have appointments went long before me-and when I asked if they could check where my ticket was it was a no with attitude. Would have been better to drive to denver.

Colorado Springs doesn't just make the list, it defines it. Year after year, the city earns top…read morerankings like #1 Most Desirable Place to Live (U.S. News), #1 Best City for New College Graduates (Zillow), and #1 Most Neighborly City (Neighbor.com). But accolades only scratch the surface. What truly sets Colorado Springs apart is its future. In 2024, it was named America's #1 City of the Future (CityLab), and it's easy to see why. Colorado Springs has evolved from a regional destination into a global city, welcoming newcomers from France, Australia, the United Kingdom, South Korea, Canada, Germany and even Ghana as well as California, New York, Texas, Illinois and beyond. Entrepreneurs, tech professionals, creatives, and military families are bringing diverse talents and ideas that shape the city's next chapter. Pikes Peak, Garden of the Gods and The Incline remain central to its DNA, but Colorado Springs is increasingly defined by innovation. Ranked #2 for Up-and-Coming Tech Markets (CBRE) and #5 Best-Performing Large City (Milken Institute), the city is becoming a hub for aerospace, defense, clean energy, and cybersecurity. Its growing startup ecosystem was also recognized by Inc. Magazine as a top five city for entrepreneurs. Colorado Springs' appeal isn't just economic. It's the balance of opportunity, wellness, and outdoor living. Residents can hike Pikes Peak in the morning, work remotely in the afternoon, and enjoy dinner in Old Colorado City that evening. Neighborhoods from Ivywild to Banning Lewis Ranch are evolving with tomorrow in mind, while the University of Colorado Colorado Springs, Colorado College and Pikes Peak State College help fuel growing tech, health, and business sectors. A sense of community is equally important and ranked #1 for neighborliness by Neighbor.com because people genuinely show up for one another. Whether you're an artist from Austin, military retiree, or Silicon Valley coder, it seems like there's room for anyone's story here. Colorado Springs isn't simply adapting to the future, it is shaping it. The United States Olympic Headquarters and The Broadmoor symbolize commitment to world-defining excellence, while technology and military communities continue driving innovation. The result is a city blending modernity with authenticity: tech-forward, nature-filled, community-oriented, and rich with opportunity. The future doesn't seem like it's a distant vision. It's part of everyday life, and that's why people from across the country and around the world are choosing Colorado Springs as home.

Corrupt new LAW for new dishwashers' installation! I bought a new dishwasher and when the…read moreinstallers came to house, they refused to install it because I need a separate shut off valve. Most of the houses in Colorado Springs have a shut off valve that turns off the water to the dishwasher and your kitchen sink. They now want a shut valve for your sink and another one for your dishwasher. This requires a plumber shut off the water to your house and install the extra valve. WHY! Who got paid off to pass this law so plumbers can make more money?

Being a local small family owned and operated business here in Colorado Springs. We moved to a new…read moreoffice and wanted to update our business information. I have called them multiple times no response. I went onto my business page, for the Better Business Bureau, logged in and updated all of my information. Went to check it a couple weeks later, to see if they had approved the update and it's all my old information. Now I understand why this location has such bad reviews. They are all about making the money.

What a joke of an organization. BBB is dishonest and they lie to protect businesses. I don't know…read morehow an organization can have over 12 people working for them and only one person to handle complaints. The lady who handled complaint lied in the complaint to close it out protecting the business. I contacted the CEO and he never responded. Who keeps the BBB accountable??

Greetings I was observing on Facebook the past several…read moremeetings about the Citizen Review Board and other items and I noticed how this Council seems to Always Undermine, Dismiss, and Ignore Yolanda whenever she try to express her thoughts, feelings, objectives, and ideas. It's painful and disgusting to watch how the rest of the Council, with the exception of Dave treat and marginalize Yolanda as if her Voice doesn't even matter. These actions displayed by the Council is Systemic and both Racist because she's Brown and Patriotism because she's a woman. This council is very "White Washed", and needs to have more diversity because it's All White People on the City Council besides Yolanda? I feel for Yolanda because she's Outnumbered and it appears the Council Bully her by Counter Votes. I would like to see some fresh new younger diverse faces that Equally represents the Larger Community as a whole. Thank you for your time. Respectfully Yours; The Bully Family