Publications & News
HUTF Estimates
CML has prepared the Highway User Tax Fund (HUTF) estimates to assist you with modifying your current 2022 budget and in developing your 2023 budget.
2023-2024 CML HUTF Estimate Memo
2023 and 2024 HUTF Estimates for Cities
In This Section
In this issue:
- CML Effective Governance workshops empower local leaders
- Municipal grants and funding opportunities
- Research Corner: State policies protect mobile home park residents
- Legal Corner: Protections for personal goods left on public property
In this issue:
- How BIDs, DDAs, and URAs shape Denver’s key corridors
- Refurbished gymnasium to reopen in Buena Vista
- Research Corner: Municipalities experiment with nontraditional workweek
- Legal Corner: Colorado’s property tax battles
From digital platforms to public meetings, and from public transportation to our natural spaces, the October issue of Colorado Municipalities dives deep into how local governments are addressing the needs of their communities to make them more accessible for everyone. Explore the innovative strategies and solutions shaping a more inclusive future for residents and visitors alike.
The 2024 CML President's Initiative is an effort to promote civility in local government. In keeping with this theme, the April issue of Colorado Municipalities magazine includes articles on CML's Civility Starts Here campaign, promoting civility in public meetings, de-escalation techniques, self-care for public servants, as well as a preview of the 2024 CML Annual Conference.
CML Research Publications
CML publishes a wealth of information throughout the year. Below are some of our most popular publications.
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TABOR: A Guide to the Taxpayer's Bill of Rights
This update is a product of careful consideration and multiple revisions, resulting in a guide that is the most up-to-date information on TABOR.
Latest Research
Read the May 2022 Knowledge Now on the FAMLI program.