Move Colorado joined a chorus of 22 organizations and individuals testifying in support of SB22-180, Concerning Programs to Reduce Ground Level Ozone Through Increased Transit, Thursday afternoon. The House Energy & Environment Committee passed the bill by a vote of 8-4 sending it to Appropriations. Testimony from Move Colorado’s Executive Director, Tamra
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The Colorado General Assembly completed their 120-day legislative session in May 2022. This session was a race to the finish – with nearly 700 bills and resolutions introduced. Many late bills were allowed this session, causing a backlog of activity at the end. It is also an election year, which adds
By Rebecca
We write in strong opposition to legislation (H.R. 6787/S. 3609) introduced in Congress to suspend the federal gasoline tax. Suspending the federal gas tax in the name of “economic relief” is misguided, does not promise a reduction in cost at the pump, and could undermine the infrastructure improvements our
By Rebecca
New This Week Oppose/Seeking Amendments HB22-1138 – Gray/Herod & Winter/Hansen Bill Title: Concerning the creation of programs to reduce the number of single-occupancy vehicle commuter trips by improving access to alternative transportation. Bill Summary: For income tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2023, but before January 1, 2030, the
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Each week during the 120 day session of the Colorado General Assembly the Move Colorado Policy Committee will meet and review proposed legislation. Per the organization’s newly adopted Policy Engagement Process the Committee will provide recommendations for the Board to consider for ratification within 72 hours. Below you will find
By Rebecca
Last week Move Colorado Chair Kara Swanson testified before the Senate Finance Committee, outlining the organization’s concerns with, and opposition to, SB22-074 (Concerning monitoring of the use of procurement methods other than traditional design bid build procurement for transportation projects). Following testimony and questions from the Committee members the bill was
By Rebecca
Each week during the 120 day session of the Colorado General Assembly the Move Colorado Policy Committee will meet and review proposed legislation. Per the organization’s newly adopted Policy Engagement Process the Committee will provide recommendations for the Board to consider for ratification within 72 hours. Below you will find
By Rebecca
Each week during the 120 day session of the Colorado General Assembly the Move Colorado Policy Committee will meet and review proposed legislation that intersects with transportation. Recommendations to support or oppose a measure will be made to the Board of Directors. The Board will review and take action within
By Rebecca
Transmitted Electronically Via: dot_rules@state.co.us. December 14, 2021 Colorado Transportation Commission Colorado Department of Transportation 2829 W. Howard Place Denver, Colorado 80204 Dear Colorado Transportation Commissioners, As the Commission moves toward final discussions and deliberations regarding the Rules Governing the Statewide Transportation Planning Process and Transportation Planning Regions (Rules),
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Transmitted Electronically Via: dot_rules@state.co.us. October 13, 2021 Colorado Transportation Commission Colorado Department of Transportation 2829 W. Howard Place Denver, Colorado 80204 Dear Colorado Transportation Commissioners, Thank you for the opportunity to provide comments regarding the Rules Governing the Statewide Transportation Planning Process and Transportation Planning Regions (Rules). We applaud
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