DENVER - New towing legislation passed during the 2022 Colorado Legislative session takes effect today, Aug. 10. Known as House Bill (HB) 22-1314, the new statutes contain numerous changes that help protect consumers.
While a number of changes have been made, the top takeaways impacting consumers are:
Are you or someone you know passionate about serving Colorado’s immigrant communities and breaking down barriers to health insurance access?
Starting in November 2022, low-income individuals who don't currently qualify for federal premium tax credits through Connect for Health Colorado (the state's health exchange) may apply for subsidized insurance regardless of immigration status.
Denver, CO – Colorado Public Utilities Commissioner (PUC) and chair Eric Blank (one of three Colorado Public Utilities Commissioners) will be holding regional public meetings on utility issues and “Clean Heat Plans” in Pueblo and Lamar, Colo. on Thursday, Aug. 4.
The Colorado Civil Rights Division is proud to support the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) on today's 32nd Anniversary.
Denver, CO - Commissioner John Gavan (one of three Colorado Public Utilities Commissioners) will be holding a regional public meeting on utility issues and “Clean Heat Plans” in Grand Junction on Wed., July 27 and Thurs., July 28 in Montrose, Colo.
Gavan is holding a community meeting at Colorado Mesa University, University Center, Meyer Ballroom, from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. He’ll be joined by local leaders and the Public Service Company of Colorado, to discuss the future of gas and clean heat requirements for gas utilities.
Join the HOA Information Officer and Program Support Specialist for a presentation on tips, guidelines, and considerations for Self-Managed Associations. Although you do not need to be a board member to attend, this Forum is designed especially for board members of self-managed associations, or associations considering self-management.