Stuckey Injury Law LLC

Stuckey Injury Law is happy to be a sponsor of Kid Blackie Boxing Club's Jack Dempsey Days 2026.

If you are interested in attending the event on June 20-21 in Cripple Creek, visit https://givebutter.com/c/McbltX to purchase your tickets now.

💙🥊💙 COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP SPOTLIGHT 💙🥊💙

When life hits hard, it matters who’s in your corner.

A huge thank you to Stuckey Injury Law LLC for stepping up as a Championship Sponsor for Jack Dempsey Days 2026.

Serving Colorado families with compassion and fierce advocacy, Stuckey Injury Law fights for people facing some of life’s toughest rounds—car accidents, serious injuries, insurance battles, and more.

Their support helps us bring boxing, history, and community together right here in Cripple Creek while creating opportunities for the next generation of fighters. 🥊

If you or someone you know needs a strong voice in their corner:

📞 303-458-5000
🌐 stuckeyinjurylaw.com

Please help us thank this incredible local partner for believing in our mission. 💙

Jefferson County Sheriff's Office has created a way for the public to report unsafe ebike usage.

We understand the frustration around unsafe e-moto riding in our community, and we’re listening.

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office has created a way for residents to anonymously document unsafe e-bike, electric motorcycle, or dirt bike activity.

Here’s the IMPORTANT distinction:
The issue is not traditional e-bikes. The growing concern involves high-powered electric motorcycles, often marketed online as “e-bikes,” that exceed Colorado’s legal 750-watt limit with pedals attached to make these vehicles appear bicycle-like.

Many of these vehicles can reach speeds of 30 to 65+ mph and are legally classified as motor vehicles, meaning they require registration, insurance, and a driver’s license.

Our goal is safety for riders, pedestrians, drivers, and neighborhoods across Jefferson County.

To learn more or anonymously document unsafe activity, please visit the link in our first comment.