July 6, 2023

Under state statute, all counties must review their commissioner district boundaries at least once every ten years (usually following the federal Census) to ensure that the districts are as equal in population as possible.  This usually happens in the year after the Census is conducted, but due to the COVID pandemic the deadline for redistricting […]

CCI has started a resource page for all things related to renewable energy and decommissioning. While we work to build it out, you can find the webinar recording on the page. (The recording is also available on our YouTube channel.) As always, please feel free to reach out to Reagan Shane with additional requests on

Have you ever wanted to know more about the granular features of Colorado’s Human Services Allocations and Formulas? If so, this 35 page document is a terrific primer! More than half of the document consists of charts showing the county by county allocation amounts for critical funding streams like county administration, adult protective services, child

Prior to the repeal of the Gallagher Amendment, many communities asked local voters if they could buffer themselves from the potential decreases in the residential assessment rate by ‘floating up’ their mill levies to offset any revenue loss. Examples of the most inclusive ballot language that helped achieve this goal can be found here. While

On June 23rd, Jose Esquibel, the director of the Colorado Consortium for Prescription Drug Abuse, provided a presentation regarding new data and details about various evidence-based approaches that are making a difference at the state and local levels. Materials from the presentation and the recording are available here: https://old.ccionline.org/research/opioid-recovery/.

CCI recently learned that the Regional Air Quality Council’s (RAQC) Electrify Lawn & Garden Work Group is developing two strategy proposals that it intends to present to the Air Quality Control Commission. One of those strategies would prohibit public entities – including local governments – within the Denver Metro/North Front Range ozone nonattainment area from