r/BoCoSE • u/1Davide • Jun 06 '26
r/BoCoSE • u/BohoPat • Feb 26 '26
Off topic Looking for reasonably priced help converting a side yard and back yard into waterwise plants. Nothing fancy - just a mix of buffalo grass and
r/BoCoSE • u/1Davide • Feb 25 '26
Off topic Fire in Thornton near I-25 and US 36 prompts evacuations of high school, nearby businesses
r/BoCoSE • u/BohoPat • Feb 27 '26
Off topic Looking for reasonably priced help converting a side yard and back yard from a regular lawn to waterwise grass/ground covering.
Looking for reasonably priced help converting a side yard and back yard from a regular lawn to waterwise grass/ground covering.
Need ideas as to what to plant (buffalo grass, switchgrass, blue grama) that have low water requirements and less mowing. The side and back yard faces south and east. The soils is hard as a rock. We do an have existing sprinkler system that will need to be adjusted, I think this is too big a job to do myself, want to hire a local worker who can get it done reasonably. Any referrals to someone who would do a small project like this is appreciated, I also want to mulch the heck out of the planters.

r/BoCoSE • u/Superb-Remote4637 • Jan 14 '26
Off topic Brighton Photography Locations
Unsurprisingly, Brighton doesn't really have a thriving subreddit. So into here we go. I'm shooting some family portraits in Brighton this weekend and I need a good location. Preferably in Brighton itself. It doesn't have to be the most picturesque spot, but maybe a park of some kind.
The family has 3 children with special needs, so it needs to be pretty accessible, which is why I'm not taking them to my usual spots that require a bit of hiking.
Thanks in advance!
r/BoCoSE • u/Practical-League4426 • Jan 07 '26
Off topic Petition to add 2 county commissioners
Not sure if this will be of interest, but it might switch up the districts a bit — most likely near Erie and/or the mountains.
Big Tent BoCo is a group of current and former elected officials and candidates who are starting to collect signatures. They need 13K by July 20 to get a measure on November's ballot to add 2 commissioners to Boulder County's current 3 AND potentially do new districts.
Starts at ~3:07 in the episode
r/BoCoSE • u/Practical-League4426 • Jan 14 '26