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Update: 2022 Colorado Ballot Memo
Yesterday, August 8, 2022, at 3 pm was the deadline for campaigns to submit valid signatures to Colorado’s Secretary of State’s office for review in order to be placed on the November ballot. To be placed on the ballot, the signature requirement is at least five percent of the total votes cast for all candidates for the Office of Secretary of State at the previous general election. The number of valid signatures required for the 2022 election is 124,632. Only registered electors may sign petitions. The
Crystal Valley Interchange - Update from Castle Rock Chamber's Government Interest Committee (GIC)
Update from the Chamber's Government Interests Committee (GIC):View Fact sheets andProposed plan for Dawson Trails. As many of you already know the Crystal Valley Interchange is the highest priority infrastructure project for economic development opportunity in Castle Rock.
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Be Advised: Road Closures in effect due to Fair Parade on Saturday
Douglas County Fair Parade Saturday, July 30, 2022 at 9:30 AMCastleRock.org/DCFairParade/ Downtown Castle RockParade starts at the south end of Town on Plum Creek Turns Right and travels North down Wilcox St Turns Right on 4th Street, Turns Right on Perry Street Ends on 2nd StreetSOME ROADS WILL BE CLOSED: All lane closures will begin at 6:00am and should be open by 12:30pm. Plum Creek – Westbound from Holmby Court to Wilcox (east bound lane will be converted to east and west bound traffic with
July 19 Council update
July 19 Council update: Wolfensberger Road widening design project and Craig & Gould North infrastructure night work move forward A contract to begin the design of Wolfensberger Road improvements and a resolution allowing night work to expedite Craig & Gould North infrastructure improvements were topics on Town Council’s July 19 meeting agenda. Here is a closer look: · Wolfensberger Road widening service agreement – Town Council approved a service agreement with Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.
RTD announces Zero Fare for Better Air during August
Customers encouraged to ride transit more to reduce ground-level ozone Looking for a way to get to work, downtown Denver for entertainment or to the airport? Give RTD a try, for free, in August. The Regional Transportation District (RTD) recently announced the launch of Zero Fare for Better Air – a collaborative, statewide initiative designed to reduce ground-level ozone by increasing use of public transit. Through a partnership with the Colorado Energy Office, RTD will offer zero fares on all of its
2022 Full Sine Die Report
Please find attached the final FULL version of the Capstone Sine Die Report . 2022 Colorado State Legislative Session Democrat/Republican split in House of Representatives: 41/24Democrat/Republican split in the Senate: 20/15Number of bills, resolutions, and memorials introduced: 717Number of bills signed by the Governor as of May 11, 2022: 130Number of bills vetoed as of May 11, 2022: 0Last day for the Governor to act: June 6, 2022448 committee meetings were held, 4,651 in person witnesses
Under the Dome, Week 2 Highlights of the Week in 2022
Under the Dome, Week 2 Highlights of the Week This week proved to be a slow start to the legislative session with many lawmakers, legislative staff, and lobbyists home with COVID. Several days in the House saw 25%+ of legislators participating remotely. As a result, bills haven’t been scheduled in committee until the first week of February. Representative Mandy Lindsay was officially sworn into office on Tuesday, after a COVID related delay. This week’s schedule included 2021-22 supplemental decisions by
Under the Dome, Week 1 Highlights of the Week in 2022
Highlights of the Week This Wednesday the second session of the 73rd General Assembly was called to order. With the expiration of the emergency public health order, the legislature’s Joint Rule 44 is no longer in effect, which means the legislature is restricted to meeting for 120 consecutive days. This morning, the House and Senate commemorated Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy, and they will return to floor and committee business next Tuesday. Next week’s schedule mostly includes the Joint Budget
Playbook for reopening
Dear Business Leaders, These unprecedented times have been challenging, to say the least. However, we’re proud of you for helping our community succeed, from donating meals to essential employees, to sewing masks, to simply sharing resources on social media. We are truly #CRCStrong. As we move forward, we know you are anxious to reopen your doors. To ensure the safety of our community and to help you navigate the new normal, we have created the Work Hard. Work
