Did you know that Colorado Springs boasts the largest roadway infrastructure among all municipalities in Colorado? With a whopping 6,480 lane miles, it's enough to stretch all the way to Athens Greece! With 2C, the City has paved 1,655 lane miles of road so far, and counting!

It's never too late. Kristen Faulkner, who has spent time training in Garden of the Gods and at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Velodrome in Memorial Park, has won GOLD in the women's road race, the first medal for Team USA in the event in 40 years. 📸: USA Cycling #Paris2024

Amit Elor, who lives and trains part-time in Olympic City USA, has won GOLD in women's freestyle wrestling at 68kg, becoming the youngest ever American wrestler of any gender or discipline to win gold. 📸: Tony Rotundo, USA Wrestling

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A chance to defend their gold. 🥇🇺🇸 Haleigh Washington, a COS native who graduated from Doherty High School, and the U.S. Olympic women's indoor volleyball team advance to the gold medal match on Sunday after defeating Brazil in a 5-set thriller. 📸: USA Volleyball #Paris2024

💙 Congratulations to the Colorado Springs Police Department's newest officers! Thank you for your commitment to protect and serve the residents of Colorado Springs.

THEY. DID. IT. 🙌 USA Volleyball bring home the bronze! 🥉 #ParisOlympics

This event not only promotes the game of golf, but it also creates opportunities for our students pursuing careers in public safety. I am proud of our city’s commitment to investing in education and recreational programs that make a positive impact in the lives of young residents

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GOLD AGAIN!🥇 Colorado Springs resident Jennifer Valente wins gold in the omnium on the last day of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, helping the United States tie China for most gold medals. 📸: USA Cycling #Paris2024 USA Cycling

Colorado Springs IS Olympic City USA! 🥇 🥈 🥉 If athletes who have lived or trained in Colorado Springs were their own country, they would have placed THIRD in the medal count in Paris.

If all the athletes who have trained or lived in Colorado Springs were their own country, they would’ve gotten third in overall medals at The 2024 Paris Olympics 🤯 (H/T: Olympic City USA )

This morning, I had the pleasure of meeting a few fantastic students who make up Palmer High School's student council. After spending some time with them, I have so much hope for tomorrow! Friends, our students are our future, and I wish them a safe and prosperous school year.

☀️ Ready for the Pikes Peak Regional Airshow is weekend? Don't let the heat ruin your day! Here are a few tips to help you prepare: ✈ Pack hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen ✈ Stay Hydrated ✈ Small backpacks or small, lunchbox size soft-sided coolers with food are permitted

The most talented, diverse squad repping the stars and stripes at the #ParisParalympics. 🇺🇸 Learn more at TeamUSA.com/Roster Making Team USA presented by Xfinity, with official partner Eli Lilly. #MTUSA

Paralympic swimmer Trischa Zorn-Hudson is the most successful athlete in the history of the Olympic *or* Paralympic Games, with 55 medals to her name, 41 of them gold. The next chapter of Paralympic history will be written in Paris, starting next week. @paris2024 @teamusa

🎣 Registration is now open for the second annual Youth Fishing Derby on Pikes Peak - America's Mountain. The derby, free for youth ages 6 to 15, will take place on Saturday, September 14 from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Crystal Reservoir. To register, visit PikesPeakColorado.aluvii.com/event.

133 of the 225 U.S. Paralympic Team athletes competing in Paris have lived or trained in Colorado Springs. We are so proud of all the athletes who have ties to our city, and can't wait to watch them compete on the world's largest stage. #TeamUSA #Paris2024 #ParisParalympics

Colorado Springs residents Hailey Danz and Allysa Seely win GOLD and BRONZE in women's paratriathlon PTS2 at the #ParisParalympics! 🥇🥉 This marks the THIRD STRAIGHT Paralympic Games where the duo have both medaled in the event. 📸: World Triathlon

🥈 Congratulations Kendall Gretsch! Gretsch, who was born with spina bifida, made her Paralympic debut as a winter-sport athlete, winning two gold medals in Nordic skiing at the Paralympic Winter Games PyeongChang 2018.