Adams County is named after Alva Adams, one of the earliest governors of Colorado between the years 1887-1889. This County is the 5th most populous County in the US state of Colorado, with an estimated population of 441,603 as of the 2010 census and occupies an area of about 3,067 km2. Ken Musso heads the County as the Assessor and other elected officials who oversee the County's affair to ensure that things are done the way they should. There are about 2,162 full-time Adams Country employees with growing opportunities for job seekers as the rate of unemployment is at 7.5%. TheCCounty invests in employees' development, which results in having a dedicated, intelligent, and experienced worker. As part of the Covid-19 safety measures, there are positions where workers will need to work remotely either as full-time or part-time workers. Households in the County have an average annual income of $70,743.
