In This Section
Sections and districts give CML depth and breadth in its understanding of municipal needs.
The Colorado Municipal League is organized into 14 districts, along the same geographic lines as the state's 14 planning regions. Each district elects officers and holds at least one meeting a year that includes a program of interest to officials in that district.
CML also has sections that support municipal officials performing specific functions for their communities.
CML district chairs
- District 1 – Brenda Desormeaux, Sterling mayor
- District 2 – John Fogle, Loveland councilmember
- District 3 – Seth Hoffman, Lone Tree city manager
- District 4 – Sharon Thompson, Fountain mayor
- District 5 – Lora Bledsoe, Hugo mayor
- District 6 – Kirk J. Crespin, Lamar mayor
- District 7/14 – Larry Atencio, Pueblo councilmember
- District 8 – Tyron Coleman, Alamosa mayor
- District 9 – Clark Craig, Ignacio mayor
- District 10 – William Tedrow, Delta councilmember
- District 11 – Ryan Hess, Craig mayor
- District 12 – Ryan Hyland, Silverthorne town manager
- District 13 – Paul Wenke, Westcliffe mayor
CML sections
- Communications Policy
- Court Administrators
- Fire Chiefs
- Human Resources Directors
- Information Technology (Colorado Government Association of Information Technology)
- Libraries
- Managers - (Colorado City and County Management Association)
- Mayors and Council Members
- Municipal Attorneys
- Municipal Clerks
- Municipal Energy Utilities Officials
- Municipal Judges
- Planning Officials
- Police Chiefs
- Public Information Officers
- Public Works Directors
- Purchasing Agents
- Urban Renewal Authorities (Downtown Colorado Inc.)