If you build it, it will get used (and used and used)
by Patti Dahlberg and Jessica Chapman CDOT – So What Do They Do? The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) has been around in some form or another since 1910—its inception […]
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Great Outdoors Colorado: Protecting Colorado’s Natural Playground
by Faith Marcovecchio State lotteries fund all kinds of valuable things, from education to veterans’ services, Special Olympics to small businesses. But of the 45 states that sponsor lotteries, only […]
Have roads. Will travel.
by Patti Dahlberg According to the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) Historic Timeline featured on its website, CDOT has been around in some form or another since 1910 – amazingly, only […]
Statutory Powers to Address Epidemics
by Jery Payne It’s a little known fact, but being a smart audience, you may have heard that an epidemic engulfed the nation and the world, which makes the epidemic […]
Addition by Division or How to Create a Judicial District in Colorado
by Conrad Imel Recently, the General Assembly created a twenty-third judicial district in Colorado. But can the General Assembly just make a new judicial district? Even though the judicial department […]