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Advocacy
For information on how laws passed during the 2020 General Assembly affect municipalities, view 2020 Colorado Laws Enacted Affecting Municipal Governments.
Check out the interactive data story detailing CML's 2021 State of Our Cities and Towns survey results.
CML has worked with home rule municipal tax professionals, the business community and the Department of Revenue to develop an Economic Nexus and Marketplace Facilitators model ordinance.
Events
Periodicals
Colorado Municipalities - Legislative Edition
This edition of Colorado Municipalities focuses on the 2021 General Assembly, including articles on CML's policy development process and legislative priorities, a day in the life of CML's advocacy team, new faces at the capitol, COVID-19 impacts and response, the Governor's FY 21-22 budget and the state budget process, and many more.
Much of the water infrastructure that serves municipalities is reaching the end of its useful life. In a 2020 report, Colorado Concern identified a $17.6 billion inventory of water and wastewater projects in Colorado.
This document provides an overview of some of the major sources of funding available to municipalities for water and wastewater projects.
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