This Is Berthoud

Kate Gaddis, the Executive Director of the local nonprofit organization A Woman's Work, joins us to explain how the organization helps women in need in our community, and how you can help as well.

We bet you don't think much about the logistics that happen when you call 911 in an emergency. Kimberly Culp from the Larimer Emergency Telephone Authority (LETA 911) tells us all about the technology, personnel, and tactics that go into getting the proper emergency response to you. Learn how to help the 911 operators help you, what new technology is available to the 911 operators, and how you can get alerts when there's a imminent emergency threat in our area.

Amie takes a few minutes to answer some recent questions about what the library deselects and removes from the collection, why it's necessary to weed items out, and what happens to those items once they're removed from the catalog.

Made in Colorado: a Berthoud Literary Festival will take place September 20 to 22, 2024. Get a sneak peek at what's coming in this short episode, and get ready to welcome great authors to the Berthoud community.

If you've voted in an election, applied for a marriage license, or registered a vehicle in Larimer County, you've interacted with the Clerk and Recorder's office. Tina Harris, our very own Larimer County Clerk and Recorder, joins us to talk about her job and all the things her office does in and for the community.

Cherri and Jinger from House of Neighborly Service (HNS) join us to talk about what services exist for those who need a boost, how to get connected to receive assistance, and how all of our community members can help keep our local families local.

Rhonda Solis, Colorado State Board of Education Representative for the 8th Congressional District, joins us to talk about the different challenges and opportunities ahead of our students and educators. Listen to hear more about education in Colorado from a state-wide perspective.

Camille and Ricardo from the Larimer County Office of Emergency Management join us to talk about how to prepare for emergencies, how to know when a disaster is imminent, and how our community can best recover after a disaster.

A short take on what goes into the decision about whether or not to close for a snow day.

Andrew Wayland, Museums Manager for the Berthoud Historical Society, joins us to discuss his work at the museum, some favorite Berthoud history tidbits, and how we can all learn more about the history of this community we call home.