Do It Right – Researching Legislative History: What to Look For and Where to Find It
by: Peggy Lewis and Matt Dawkins Imagine it’s six months from now, the leaves are just starting to turn, there’s a hint of fall in the air, and you get […]
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When Two Bills Collide: What to do when your bill has a conflict
by Nate Carr You’re feeling great! The bill you’ve been working on for months has just cleared third reading on the floor. A few amendments were added before it passed, […]
Verifiable Oddities in Colorado’s History-The Snowshoe Chaplain of the State Senate
by Ashley Zimmerman His face appears on a stained glass window in the dome of the Colorado capitol. He arrived in Colorado in the summer of 1861, delivered mail on […]
C.R.S. Ebooks Coming Soon to an iPad Near You
by Jennifer G. Gilroy, Revisor of Statutes Colorado’s laws will continue to be published in the familiar red books, but soon you will also be able to download the Colorado […]
Tributes: A Simple Way to Send Kudos Back to Your Community
by: Matt Dawkins and Patti Dahlberg Tributes may be a useful tool that a legislator can use in reaching out to constituents. Colorado legislators are not limited in the number […]