DCBA Under the Dome - Week 1 and DCBA Legislative Bill Tracking link
DCBA Legislative Bill Link: https://statebillinfo.com/SBI/index.cfm?fuseaction=Public.Dossier&id=27133&pk=619&style=pinstripe Highlights of the Week The 2020 legislative session kicked off this week with a 164 bills introduced, opening day speeches by legislative leadership, and the Governor’s State of the State Address. Leading up to the first day of the legislative session, there are several changes in the legislature due to Representative Kimmi Lewis passing away after a battle with
County Commissioners Adopt 2020 Budget
Budget dedicates $214.4 million of the $463.2 million budget to Transportation and $127.4 million to Public Safety Published on January 9, 2020 in 2020, Breaking News, Multimodal Transportation & Personal and Public Safety “Our Board’s spending priorities are once again informed by citizen input, specifically the priority placed on transportation and public safety,” said Board Chair Roger Partridge, during the Board’s public hearing on December 13, 2019, at which the County’s 2020 Budget was
Opening Day of the 2020 Legislative Session
Legislator Changes Under The Golden Dome House Committee Schedule: https://leg.colorado.gov/sites/default/files/houseschedule2020.pdf Senate Committee Schedule: https://leg.colorado.gov/sites/default/files/senateschedule2020.pdf House Committee Assignments: https://leg.colorado.gov/sites/default/files/2020_house_committee_membership.pdf Senate Committee Assignments: https://leg.colorado.gov/sites/default/files/2020_senate_committee_membership.pdf Leading up to the first day of the
Federal grant to improve transportation needs of older adults, including adults with disabilities, in Douglas County
Countywide door-to-door transportation services will provide more than 7,500 trips to vital resources improving individual quality of life. Published on January 7, 2020 in 2020, Breaking News, Health and Human Services & Multimodal Transportation Five organizations specializing in serving the County’s growing senior population, as well as adults with disabilities, with quality reliable transportation services, will have funding to do so thanks to a $494,000 grant from the Colorado Department of
Colorado Economy Ends 2019 on a High Note
Within the past month, most of the economic data has been upbeat. Some of the headwinds have subsided, specifically, trade policy with China has been advanced, UCMCA is finally moving forward, and Brexit and the impeachment proceedings are closer to being history. On the home front, Colorado continues to enjoy manageable population growth, employment gains have increased as the year has progressed, and the state is on track to add 52,900 workers in 2019. Looking forward, there are some headwinds that are
Growing Forward Population & Economic Trends in Colorado, Douglas County, and Castle Rock
Castle Rock Economic Partnership proudly welcomed Elizabeth Garner, State Demography Office on August 1st at Town Hall for a discussion on Colorado population projections & preparing for Census 2020.View presentationElizabeth Garner | State Demography Office, Department of Local Affairs Demography.dola.colorado.gov
