Fisher Honda Kia
Mar 11th
Fisher Auto stands out among other dealerships in the Denver, Colorado area for its unmatched service, honest treatment, and competitive pricing! Whether you’re looking for a sleek sports car, reliable four-door sedan, efficient hybrid, the minivan that fits your whole family, the powerful SUV that braves the fiercest mountain weather, or the truck that gives you the freedom to haul whatever you need, wherever you want, Fisher Auto in Boulder, CO has just the right vehicle for you!
6025 Arapahoe Road
Boulder, CO 80303
855-219-2886
News from Fisher Honda Kia Boulder
Craig Fisher at the 2016 Denver Auto Show
March 29th, 2016
Craig Fisher tells us a little about some of the new Honda cars coming out in 2016 from the floor of the Denver Auto Show.[READ|SHARE]
Fisher Honda - A Look at the 2015 HR-V
July 12th, 2015
Jann Scott’s Denver Auto Show TV Special visits with Craig Fisher at Fisher Honda in Boulder, to take a look at the all new Honda HR-V crossover for 2015. Craig tells us all about this great functional and versatile new car from Honda built off the most sought after features in the Honda Fit but with the cargo space of an SUV.[READ|SHARE]
Fisher Honda Kia Boulder with Craig Fisher - 2014
May 5th, 2014
We go back to Fisher Honda Kia in Boulder and talk with Owner, Craig Fisher. We learn about the history of Fisher Auto dealership, the service shop, and some of the new and exciting cars from Honda and Kia to look for in 2014.[READ|SHARE]
Fisher Honda Kia with Craig Fisher - 2013
April 15th, 2014
Jann Scott returns to Fisher Honda and Kia for a very special interview with Owner, Craig Fisher. We learn about the history of Fisher Auto dealership, the service shop, and some of the new and exciting cars from each manufacturer to look for at the shop soon. We also get a full tour of the facility which includes a peek at all 3 service bays, the paint and body shop, the 2 dealerships, the new Allstate boulder family insurance, the parts department, tires, the conference rooms, the service waiting room and the place to grab a loaner bike if you[READ|SHARE]
Fisher Honda Kia
March 11th, 2014
Fisher Auto stands out among other dealerships in the Denver, Colorado area for its unmatched service, honest treatment, and competitive pricing! Whether you’re looking for a sleek sports car, reliable four-door sedan, efficient hybrid, the minivan that fits your whole family, the powerful SUV that braves the fiercest mountain weather, or the truck that gives you the freedom to haul whatever you need, wherever you want, Fisher Auto in Boulder, CO has just the right vehicle for you![READ|SHARE]
Boulder police: Serial bike theft suspect arrested
Mar 10th
Suspect faces dozens of felony charges in bike theft series
Boulder Police detectives have been investigating a series of thefts of high-end bicycles from the downtown area and today, March 10, 2014, formally arrested the suspect, John William Samson III (DOB 10/04/1975). Samson was arrested at the Boulder County Jail, where he has been incarcerated on separate charges.
Samson faces 34 counts of Theft, one count of Third Degree Burglary, one count of Criminal Trespass and one count of Criminal Mischief. Twenty-nine of the charges are felonies.
Investigators believe Samson is responsible for the thefts of 43 bicycles from May 2013 until September 2013. The bikes are worth a total of approximately $147,000.00. The bicycles range in price from $700.00 to $9,000.00 each.
The majority of the thefts took place in the downtown business area during daylight hours. Most of the bikes were locked, either to bike racks or on vehicle racks. None of the stolen bikes have been recovered, and they have not shown up in area pawn shops.
Several bicycles were stolen from the campus of Boulder High School, including five bikes belonging to the Boulder High School’s mountain bike team. Those bicycles had been stored in a locked trailer and were taken during the Boulder flood.
Victims include local residents, people travelling through Colorado on vacation and at least one victim who had driven to Boulder for a bike competition, only to find his bicycle stolen the day before he was to compete. Victims are juveniles, students, professionals, a professor and an out-of-state fire fighter.
Brands of the stolen bikes include: Yeti, Santa Cruz, Transition, Titus, Felt, Scott, Specialized, Kona, Gary Fisher, Trek and Klein.
Samson is currently in jail, and his bond has been set at $100,000.00. Detectives are continuing to investigate.
The Boulder Police Department has been working in partnership with the Colorado Department of Corrections, which provided critical information and timely assistance during our investigation.
Anyone with information about these thefts is asked to contact Detective Craig Beckjord at 303-441-3336. Those who have information but wish to remain anonymous may contact the Northern Colorado Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or 1-800-444-3776. Tips can also be submitted through the Crime Stoppers website atwww.crimeshurt.com. Those submitting tips through Crime Stoppers that lead to the arrest and filing of charges on a suspect(s) may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000 from Crime Stoppers.
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Fee makes big dent in disposable bag use
Mar 10th
Reduces grocery checkout bags by 68 percent
After six months in effect, estimates show that the disposable bag fee has reduced use of paper and plastic checkout bags at grocery stores in Boulder by 68 percent. This reduction means the community has kept nearly 5 million disposable bags out of the waste stream since the fee went into effect on July 1, 2013.
“This is very positive news,” said Jamie Harkins, City of Boulder business sustainability specialist. “The bag fee arose from community concerns about the negative environmental and economic impacts of disposable bags in Boulder, and this progress report shows that we are addressing those concerns and doing so effectively.”
The disposable bag fee is one of several city initiatives aimed at bringing Boulder closer to its goal of becoming a zero waste community and diverting 85 percent of the waste stream away from the landfill and into recycling, composting and reuse facilities.
Of the approximately 22 million disposable checkout bags Boulder uses each year, 60 to 70 percent come from grocery stores. A study conducted by consultant TischlerBise in 2012 projected a 50 percent reduction in disposable bag use by the end of the first year of the fee, with approximately 3.6 million disposable bags subject to the fee (i.e. purchased) in the first six months. In actuality, Boulder shoppers have reduced disposable bag use by 68 percent and have purchased significantly fewer bags, approximately 2.3 million in total.
Of the 10 cents collected for each bag, 4 cents goes directly to retailers to defray fee implementation costs. The remaining 6 cents is remitted to the city to support education and outreach efforts about the bag fee as well as to cover expenses associated with providing bags to portions of the population that might be disproportionately impacted by the fee. No revenue collected as part of the fee program can be used to support General Fund services or programs.
The disposable bag fee does not apply to bags used inside stores for items such as produce, bulk food, or meat and fish, and does not apply to pharmacy prescriptions or newspapers.
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