League of Women Voters^®
of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties

The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan political organization that encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy. League membership is open to women and men. The League of Women voters values diversity, equity, and inclusion in our work.

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International Relations Zoom Discussions

The League of Women Voters of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties International Relations Zoom Discussions group will meet online for eight weeks. The third meeting will be on Monday morning, March 1, for discussion of "Brexit and the European Union". Volunteer moderators are still needed for some upcoming discussions. Details.

Voter Service Committee Meeting

The League of Women Voters of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties Voter Service Committee will meet on Wednesday morning, March 10. This will be an online meeting using Zoom. More.

Climate Emergency Task Force Steering Committee Meeting

LWVCO Climate Emergency Task Force Steering Committee members will meet for a planning session on Thursday afternoon, March 11. This will be an online meeting using Zoom.

Program Committee Meeting

The League of Women Voters of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties Program Committee will meet for their monthly planning session on March 12 in the afternoon. This will be a remote meeting via Zoom. Details.

Management Team Meeting

The League of Women Voters of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties Management Team will meet on Monday evening, March 22. This meeting will be online using Zoom. Info.

March General Member Meeting - Drinks and Dialogue

All League of Women Voters of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties members, their families, their friends, and prospective members are invited to join us for our March General Member Meeting on Tuesday evening, March 23. This will be a Drinks and Dialogue With A Focus On "Hot Topics". What issues are of interest to you? Bring them! This will be a remote meeting via Zoom. More.

Climate Emergency Task Force Committee of the Whole Meeting

LWVCO Climate Emergency Task Force Committee of the Whole members will meet for a planning session on Friday afternoon, March 26. This will be an online meeting using Zoom.

April General Member Meeting - Homelessness Study Consensus

All League of Women Voters of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties members are invited to join us for our April General Member Meeting on Tuesday evening, April 20. Members are needed to be part of our decision to reach consensus on our LWVADC Homelessness Study. Consensus will mean we've approved an important new issue position on homelessness. This will be a remote meeting via Zoom. Details.

May Panel Presentation - Update On Colorado Medical Aid In Dying Law

League of Women Voters of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties members, their families, their friends, prospective members, and guests are invited to join us for our May General Member Meeting, a Panel Presentation providing an Update on Colorado's Medical Aid In Dying Law Featuring Guest Speakers. This is a free online event using Zoom. More info.

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☆  Listen Live Online March 1 at 2 p.m.  ☆

Final 6 Congressional Redistricting Commissioners Chosen March 1

A review panel of retired judges will announce their final 6 commissioner selections for the Colorado Independent Congressional Redistricting Commission at a brief virtual hearing on Monday, March 1, 2021, at 2:00 PM. Listen to the live proceedings online here.

The judges have reviewed 4 lists of 10 finalists submitted by the Majority and Minority Leaders of the State Senate and State House of Representatives and will select one commissioner from each list. They will also select 2 commissioners from the pool of qualified unaffiliated applicants.

The first 6 commissioners, previously announced, were selected by random drawing:
Jolie Brawner (U, Denver), CD-1
Paula Espinoza (D, Roxborough Park), CD-4
Bill Leone (R, Westminster), CD-7
Danny Moore (R, Centennial), CD-6
Lori Schell (U, Durango), CD-3
Lisa Wilkes (D, Colorado Springs), CD-5

The full 12-member commission will be made up of 4 Democrats, 4 Republicans, and 4 unaffiliated voters and must have at least 1 member, and not more than 2 members, from each of Colorado's 7 congressional districts.

Note that the final 6 members of the Legislative Redistricting Commission will be announced on March 16.

Information from the Colorado Redistricting Commissions website:

The Colorado Independent Congressional and Legislative Redistricting Commissions were established after voter approval of Amendments Y and Z in 2018 to draw Colorado's Congressional and State Legislative districts in 2021 using the 2020 U.S. Census data.

On the Colorado Redistricting Commission website you can find information about how the two commissions will operate and the process of selecting commissioners, as well as historical information, meeting schedules, and frequently asked questions: here.

U.S. Census data has been delayed until September. This will delay the commissions' work.

Opportunities for Public Engagement

Public input is needed!

So that the public has a voice in the process, there will be a series of public meetings to solicit feedback on the various steps, including the application form for commissioners, the commissioner selection, development of procedures for the commissions, and the district maps themselves. On the Colorado Redistricting Commission website you can find information about how the two commissions, see their meeting schedules, and monitor the commissioners' work: here.

Additionally, after the U.S. Census Bureau releases the population counts for the state, a web-based tool will be available to allow the public to comment on the preliminary maps and upload maps of their own. Finally, the Colorado Constitution requires nonpartisan staff to draw maps that take into account communities of interest, where possible. The term "communities of interest" is not defined in the constitution, so staff is soliciting information from the public about your communities and groups and why they should be represented by a single legislator.

☆ 2021 Colorado Legislative Information ☆

2021 Colorado General Assembly Session Resumes

The 2021 Colorado General Assembly Session Resumed February 16.
☆ Visit the Colorado General Assembly web site for information about committee meetings, bills, and votes here.
☆ Use this link for live video and audio streams, or to look up your legislator on the 2021 Colorado General Assembly web site.
☆ Note: The 2021 General Assembly convened January 13, as required by law, for three days to perform critical duties. They then recessed until February 16, hoping that the COVID-19 pandemic would improve by then as the new vaccines are administered.

☆ 2021 Colorado Legislative Information ☆

2021 Colorado General Assembly Session Resumes

The 2021 Colorado General Assembly Session Resumed February 16.
☆ Visit the Colorado General Assembly web site for information about committee meetings, bills, and votes here.
☆ Use this link for live video and audio streams, or to look up your legislator on the 2021 Colorado General Assembly web site.
☆ Note: The 2021 General Assembly convened January 13, as required by law, for three days to perform critical duties. They then recessed until February 16, hoping that the COVID-19 pandemic would improve by then as the new vaccines are administered.

Colorado Legislators Aurora Town Hall

The February Public Town Hall With Aurora Legislators was February 13 online. The topic was COVID Vaccine and Distribution with guest speakers Dr. Reggie Washington, Dr. Nabeeh Hasan, Dr. Tamaan K. Osbourne-Roberts, and Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment Chief of Staff Mara Brosy-Wiwchar. More information is available on the Colorado Vaccine Equity Task Force web site.

These monthly online Town Halls are organized by Colorado State Senators Janet Buckner (SD 28 and the Colorado Vaccine Equity Task Force) and Rhonda Fields (SD 29) and Colorado State Representatives Dominique Jackson (HD 42), Iman Jodeh (HD 41), Ricks (HD 40), and Mike Weissman (HD 36). The monthly Public Town Halls are free and open to the public.

LWVCO Legislative Letter

Learn about the progress of bills in the 2020 Colorado General Assembly. The Colorado League of Women Voters Legislative Action Committee Legislative Letter is available on the State League web site here.

Send A Message

Tip: This resource is available from the League of Women Voters: Send A Message is the directory of Colorado Directory of National & State Officials for 2019 - 2020. You can view it here.

Communicating Effectively With Your Representative

On the subject of action alerts, here are some helpful tips on how to contact your representatives effectively from the Jefferson County League's newsletter:

A quick telephone call to your representative is easiest. Most legislators count calls supporting or opposing bills and those from their own constituents count the most.

Email is another good way to communicate with your legislator. Here are some tips to communicate your position to your representative:
• State the bill number in the subject line
• Keep the email short and to the point
• If you have a personal story relevant to the issue, include it
• Use bullets when possible to make it more readable

Climate Change Resolution is Adopted
       at June National Convention

We congratulate League of Women Voters of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties members Amy Sherwood and Lena Brown. Because of their efforts, their strong climate change resolution was adopted by the delegates at the League of Women Voters of the United States's 2020 National Convention.

The resolution calls for "an immediate, wide-scale mobilization by the United States to restore, protect and fund an ecologically sustainable environment and climate, based on an interrelated approach that is environmentally sound, science-based, just and equitable, and dedicated to appropriately addressing the speed and scale of the global climate change emergency."

The resolution was based on the League's position regarding climate change, but additionally took into account the need for speed and a response based on science. According to Brown and Sherwood, this gives League a working document when it takes a seat at the table.

The resolution also addresses environmental justice and equity, which the League of Women Voters promotes as part of its diversity, equity and inclusion policy, as issues to be included when considering solutions.

Their success comes after two years of work toward adoption of this resolution.

The League of Women Voters of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties Program Committee is working to arrange a climate change presentation by Sherwood and Brown explaining this important resolution.

Vote411.org Wins Webby Award

VOTE411.org has won a Webby People's Voice Award for Best Government & Civil Innovation Website as part of the 24th annual awards.

"We work to make critical election information more accessible to millions of voters every step of the way to the ballot box," said Virginia Kase, CEO of the League of Women Voters Education Fund. "To win the Webby People's Voice Award means so much because it is recognition from the public who value our site. This honor helps bring more visibility to VOTE411, a resource every voter can trust for accurate and unbiased information this and every election cycle."

Since 2006, VOTE411 has provided registration deadlines and tools, absentee and early voting information, polling place locations, voting hours, candidate information, and more. Late last year, the League of Women Voters launched the newly redesigned VOTE411.org, with the mission to serve every voter in America with critical election information in 2020. There is voter information in English and Spanish.

"The coronavirus pandemic has had a major impact on primary elections, but it's never been more important for voters to make sure their voices are heard at the ballot box," said Jeanette Senecal, Senior Director of Mission Impact for the League of Women Voters Education Fund. "In this critical election year, VOTE411 is expected to reach one in five people in the United States before November 3. This award is a testament to the time and dedication our League volunteers around the country put into making sure voters have accurate election information."

For more information, see the Webby award page.

And you can read the League of Women Voters' press release announcing Vote411.org's Webby award here.

LWVUS Speaker at UN on Elimination of Violence Against Women

The Global Institute for Women's Leadership at King's College in London and the Jo Cox Foundation commemorated the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women on Wednesday, November 25 with a panel discussion featuring League of Women Voters of the US Chief Observer to the United Nations Rosalee Keech. Take time to watch the broadcast recording, which is now available on demand on the Global Institute for Women's Leadership YouTube channel web site.

LWVUS Speaker at UN: Bankrupt the Business of Human Trafficking

The United Nations hosted a discussion exploring how we can Bankrupt the Business of Human Trafficking on Tuesday, December 1. The panel featured League of Women Voters of the US Chief Observer to the United Nations Rosalee Keech. The broadcast recording is now available on demand online on the United Nations WebTV web site, so don't miss this opportunity to learn about the issue.

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For Your Amazon Smile Donations

Help support the League of Women Voters of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties' work in the community by designating us to receive your Amazon Smile donations.

There is no cost to you but Amazon donates every time you make a purchase from them.

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Make it a habit to go to https://smile.amazon.com when you shop on Amazon. You can start shopping at amazon.com, but sometime before you click on 'Proceed to Checkout' you'll need to switch to smile.amazon.com.

You'll still see your order like before, but when you're in the 'smile.amazon.com' web page, your order will generate a contribution by Amazon.

Before you shop:

You need to sign up once in Amazon Smile before your first donation order and designate which charity you'll support, at https://smile.amazon.com.

Fill in the signup information. When asked to pick your charity, type in League of Women Voters of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties in the charity name field and hit 'select'.

Now, when you're ordering from Amazon in smile.amazon.com, you'll see 'Supporting League of Women Voters of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties' toward the top of the web page just below the Amazon product search box.

In the future, every time you order, as long as you are in smile.amazon.com before completing your checkout, your purchase confirmation will display 'You made a difference. Amazon will make a donation to the League of Women Voters of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties.'

Please note: If you don't purchase via the smile.amazon.com web page, no donation will be generated. You cannot fix a missing donation if you forget and don't check out on the smile.amazon.com web page.

Fifty Years!

The League of Women Voters of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties celebrated 50 years in 2019.

League of Women Voters 100th Anniversary!

The League of Women Voters celebrated our 100th anniversary in 2020. We proudly support democracy through voter registration, voter education, and encouraging civic engagement. More info.

Public Meetings Learn More

☆ 2021 Colorado Environmental Commission Information ☆

Colorado Air Quality Control Commission Meetings

Learn more about the Colorado Air Quality Control Commission (AQCC) online.
☆ The most recent AQCC Executive Committee meeting was December 16 - December 18. Information is here. Read the statement from Governor Polis on Colorado's downgrade to severe due to the Front Range area being out of ozone level compliance since 2012 here.
☆ The April AQCC Request Rulemaking Hearing will be Thursday, April 15 and April 16 at 9:00 a.m.Information is here.
☆ The May AQCC Request Written Comment Rulemaking Hearing will be Thursday, May 20 and May 21 at 9:00 a.m.Information is here.
☆ The June AQCC Annual Planning Retreat, Election of Officers, 2021 General Assembly Update, Discussion, and Public Comment Session will be Thursday, June 17 and June 18 at 9:00 a.m.Information is here.
☆ Information about AQCC, which is appointed by the Governor to oversee Colorado's air quality program, is here. Colorado is in Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 8.
☆ The AQCC meets on the third Thursday and Friday of each month.
☆ The AQCC 2019-2020 Annual Report On Air Quality To The Public is here.
☆ The AQCC 2020 Colorado Greenhouse Gas Pollution Reduction Roadmap is here.
☆ The AQCC meeting calendar is here.

Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Meetings

You can learn about Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) work online.
☆ The mission of the COGCC, part of the Colorado Department of Natural Resource, is to regulate development and production of the natural resources of oil and gas in Colorado in a manner that protects public health, safety, welfare, the environment and wildlife resources. The agency seeks to serve, solicit participation from, and maintain working relationships with all those having an interest in Colorado's oil and gas natural resources. Information is here.
☆ The next COGCC Hearing will be Tuesday, January 26 at 3:00 p.m. Information and a link to the online meeting is here.
☆ The next COGCC General Meeting will be Wednesday, January 27 at 9:00 a.m. Information and a link to the online meeting is here. Public comments require signup in advance. Click on the year and meeting date here.
☆ The COGCC Public Comments Portal is here.
☆ Learn more about the COGCC director and seven commissioners. Information about the commissioners' expertise and appointment terms is here
☆ Upcoming meeting events are here. You can sign up for email updates.

Colorado Public Utility Commission Meetings (PUC)

Keep tabs on what the Colorado Public Utility Commission's (PUC) actions online.
☆ The most recent PUCC meeting was December 23. Recent PUC webcasts are here.
☆ The January PUC meetings and hearings will be Wednesday, January 13; Thursday, January 14; Tuesday, January 19; Wednesday, January 20; and Thursday, January 21 at 9:00 a.m. The upcoming meeting and hearing calendar is here.
☆ Learn more about the PUC, which is appointed by the Governor to oversee Colorado's public utilities' rates, service, safety, and infrastructure here. The PUC addresses energy (gas and electricity), telecom, transportation, wildfire mitigation, gas pipeline safety, and rail and transportation safety.

Colorado Water Quality Control Commission Meetings

Stay up-to-date with the Colorado Water Quality Control Commission (WQCC) online.
☆ The next Public WQCC Meeting will be Monday, March 8 at 9:00 a.m online. See the WQCC website for details here.
☆ The WQCC, which is appointed by the Governor to develop Colorado water quality policy, meets the second Monday and Tuesday (if necessary) of each month. Information is here and here.
☆ Information about upcoming WQCC Meetings is here.
☆ Information about upcoming WQCC Public Information Hearings is here.
☆ Information about WQCC Regulations, Policies, and Water Quality Statutes is here.
☆ The Water Quality Control Division 2020 Annual Report To The Commission is here.
☆ Information about WQCC Public Participation is here.

☆ 2021 County Commission Information ☆

Arapahoe County Commission Meetings

Keep up with the Arapahoe County Commissioners online.
☆ The next public Board of Commissioners meetings will be Monday, February 22 and Tuesday, February 23 at 9:30 a.m. Watch the live broadcast here.
☆ Information about the five County Commissioners and public meeting agendas (commissioners' public study sessions and board meetings) is here.
☆ Public hearings are scheduled for 9:30 a.m. the second and fourth Tuesday of each month and are streamed live online.
☆ Public Commission study sessions and board meetings can be attended online or the recordings reviewed afterward here.
☆ Quarterly public telephone town hall meeting information and past recordings are here. Join a Town Hall with:
District 2 Commissioner Nancy Jackson Thursday, February 11
District 1 Commissioner Carrie Warren-Gully Wednesday, February 17
District 4 Commissioner Nancy Sharpe Thursday, February 18
District 5 Commissioner Bill Holen Wednesday, February 24
District 3 Commissioner Jeff Baker Thursday, February 25
at 6:30 pm. Watch these public town halls here.
☆ The Arapahoe County Commission public meeting calendar is here.

Douglas County Commission Meetings

Information about the Douglas County Commission's work is online.
☆ The next public Business Meetings are February 9 at 1:30 p.m. and February 23 at 1:30 p.m. Watch the live broadcast here.
☆ Information about our three County Commissioners is here.
☆ Information about viewing commission business meetings online and seeing their agendas is here.
☆ Public business meetings are scheduled for 1:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month and are streamed live.
☆ Past Commission's public Business Meeting recordings are here.
☆ Information about public Telephone Town Hall Meetings is here.
☆ The Douglas County Commission public calendar is here.

☆ 2021 School Board Information ☆

Aurora Public Schools Board of Education Meetings

Check out the Aurora Public Schools Board of Education meeting info online.
☆ Grades K-12 are divided into Groups A and B to attend school every other week. Group A will start in-person classes Tuesday, January 19. Group B will start in-person classes Monday, January 25. Students will learn online every other week. Preschoolers started full-time in-person classes January 11. More information here.
☆ The next public School Board meeting is Tuesday, February 16 at 6:00 p.m. Watch online here.
☆ Information about the eight School Board members is here.
☆ Regularly scheduled public School Board meetings are on the third Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. The calendar is here.

Cherry Creek Schools Board of Education Meetings

Learn about Cherry Creek Schools Board of Education meetings online.
☆ Cherry Creek had three days of remote learning January 6-8. Elementary school students returned to in-person classes January 11. Middle and high school students returned on a hybrid schedule with two days per week of in-person classes January 11. More information here.
☆ The next public School Board meeting is Monday, March 8 at 7:00 p.m. Watch online here.
☆ Information about the five School Board members representing Districts A-E is here.
☆ Regularly scheduled public School Board meetings are on the second Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. The calendar is here.

Douglas County School District Board Meetings

Follow Douglas County School District Board meeting info online.
☆ DCS preschool and elementary students returned to in-person classes five days a week January 5, Middle and high school students have full-time online classes now. DCS plans for middle and high school students to return to a hybrid schedule by the end of January. Get the updates here.
☆ The next public School Board meeting is February 16 at 5:00 p.m. Watch the YouTube broadcast here by clicking on the calendar date.
☆ Information about the seven School Board members representing Districts A-G is here.
☆ Regularly scheduled public School Board meetings are the first and third Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. Executive sessions may occur at 5:00 p.m. The calendar is here.

Englewood Schools Board of Education Meetings

Learn about Englewood Schools Board of Education meetings online.
☆ Englewood Schools had planned for all students to return to in-person classes on January 11. Updates are here.
☆ The next School Board meeting is Tuesday, March 2 at 6:00 p.m. Watch online here.
☆ Information about the five School Board members is here.
☆ Regularly scheduled public School Board meetings are the first Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. The calendar is here.

Littleton Public Schools Board of Education Meetings

Read information about Littleton Public Schools Board of Education meetings online.
☆ LPS preschool and elementary school students began in-person classes five days a week on January 5. All other students have online classes. LPS planned to reopen center-based programs for middle and high school students with special needs on January 6. LPS planned for middle school students to return to a hybrid schedule on January 19 and plans for high school students to return to a hybrid schedule on Monday, January 25. Updates here.
☆ The next public School Board Meetings are Thursday, February 11 and Thursday, February 25 at 6:30 p.m. Watch online here by clicking on meeting date.
☆ Information about the five School Board members is here.
☆ Regularly scheduled public School Board meetings are the second and fourth Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. The calendar is here.

Sheridan School District Board of Education Meetings

Learn about Sheridan School District Board of Education meetings online.
☆ Sheridan Schools planned for all students to return to in-person classes on January 19. Updates here.
☆ The next public School Board Meeting is Tuesday, February 23 at 5:45 p.m. Watch past recordings online here by selecting the meeting date.
☆ Information about the five School Board members representing Districts A-E is here.

☆ 2021 Municipal and Special District Information ☆

Aurora City Council Meetings

Learn more about Aurora City Council meetings online.
☆ The next public City Council Study Session and Meeting will be Monday, February 22 at 5:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. The release today of the report on Elijah McClain's death will probably be discussed. Watch online here by clicking on the study session and/or meeting.
☆ Information about the Mayor and ten City Council members (four at-large) and upcoming public meetings is here.
☆ Public City Council Meetings are on the second and fourth Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m. See the calendar for study sessions and Council meetings. The public is invited to join online.
☆ The 12 member Aurora's Community Police Task Force has met twice a month since July, 2020. The group is hoping to unveil some initial recommendations to the City Council soon, perhaps in January. The Task Force is here.
☆ The City Council Public Meeting calendar is here.
☆ The schedule of Monthly Ward Town Meetings is here.

Bennett Town Board of Trustees Meetings

Get up-to-date on Bennett Board of Trustees meetings online.
☆ Information about the Mayor, six Trustees and upcoming public meetings is here.
☆ Public Board of Trustees study sessions are at 5:45 p.m. and Board meetings are at 7:00 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month and are broadcast live online.
☆ The Board of Trustees public meeting agendas and past recordings are here.

Bow Mar Town Board of Trustees Meetings

Find Bow Mar Board of Trustees meeting information online.
☆ Board of Trustees' upcoming public meetings and past recordings are here.
☆ Public Board of Trustees meetings are on the third Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m., except for the December meeting on the second Monday each year, and are broadcast online.

Castle Pines City Council Meetings

Catch up on Castle Pines City Council meetings online.
☆ Information about Mayor and six City Council members (two from each of the three districts) is here.
☆ Public City Council study sessions are scheduled for 5:30 p.m. and City Council meetings for 6:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month and are broadcast online.
☆ City Council public meeting calendar, agendas, and recordings of past meetings are here.

Castle Rock Town Council Meetings

Learn more about Castle Rock Town Council meetings online.
☆ Information about the Mayor and six Town Council members (one from each of the six districts) is here.
☆ Public hearings and Town Council meetings are the first and third Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. and are broadcast online.
☆ Town Council public meeting calendar, agendas, and recordings of past meetings are here.

Centennial City Council Meetings

Get involved with Centennial City Council meetings online.
☆ Information about the Mayor and eight City Council members (two from each of the four districts) is here.
☆ Public hearings and City Council meetings are the first and third Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. and are broadcast online.
☆ City Council public meeting calendar, agendas, and recordings of past meetings are here.

Centennial Water and Sanitation District Board Meetings

Find information about the Centennial Water and Sanitation District's Board of Directors meetings.
☆ The most recent District Board Public Hearing was October 15. A report on that meeting's proposed 2021 budget is available here.
☆ The next District Board Public Hearing will be in October of 2021.
☆ Information about the five at-large District Board members is here.
☆ The District Board holds public hearings each fall to approve rates and appropriate funds for the next year. Meetings are held in-person.

Cherry Hills Village City Council Meetings

Learn more about Cherry Hills Village City Council meetings online.
☆ Information about the Mayor and six City Council members (one from each of the six districts) is here.
☆ Public City Council meetings are the first and third Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m., except only the third Tuesday in July and only the second Wednesday in December, and are broadcast online.
☆ City Council's upcoming public meetings and past public meeting recordings are here.

Columbine Valley Board of Trustees Meetings

Learn more about Columbine Valley Board of Trustees meetings online.
☆ Information about upcoming Board of Trustees meeting is here.
☆ Public Board of Trustees meetings are on the third Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m., except for December on the second Tuesday, and are broadcast online.
☆ Minutes from past Board of Trustees meetings are here.

Deer Trail Board of Trustees Meetings

Learn more about Deer Trail Board of Trustees meetings.
☆ Information about the Mayor and six Board of Trustees at-large members is here.
☆ Public Board of Trustees work sessions and meetings are on the second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. It does not appear that meetings are available live online.
☆ Agendas and minutes from past Board of Trustees meetings are here.

Englewood City Council Meetings

Information about Englewood City Council meetings is available online.
☆ Information about the Mayor and seven City Council members (one from each of the four districts and three at-large. one is chosen mayor) is here.
☆ Public City Council study sessions are on the second and fourth Monday of each month at 6:00 p.m. City Council meetings are on the first and third Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. and are broadcast online.
☆ City Council public meeting calendar, agendas, and recordings of past meetings are here.

Foxfield Board of Trustees Meetings

The Foxfield Board of Trustees meetings are available online.
☆ Information about the Mayor and six Board of Trustees members (one from each of the three districts and three at-large) is here.
☆ Public Board of Trustees meetings are on the first and third Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m, except only the third Thursday in July and only the second Thursday in December, and are broadcast online.
☆ Upcoming meeting agendas and past Board of Trustees meeting minutes are here.

Glendale City Council Meetings

Find out what's happening in Glendale City Council meetings online.
☆ Information about the Mayor and six at-large City Council members is here.
☆ Public City Council meetings are on the first Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. and are broadcast online.
☆ The upcoming public City Council meeting agenda and meeting link are here.
☆ Minutes of past meetings are here.

Greenwood Village City Council Meetings

Learn more about Greenwood Village City Council meetings online.
☆ Information about the Mayor and eight City Council members (two from each of the four districts) is here.
☆ Public City Council study sessions and meetings are on the first Monday of each month at 6:00 p.m. and are broadcast online.
☆ City Council public meeting calendar, agendas, and recordings of past meetings are here.

Highlands Ranch Community Association Board Meetings

Find information about the Highlands Ranch Community Association Board of Directors meetings online.
☆ The next public Highlands Ranch Community Association Board of Directors meeting is Tuesday, February 16 at 5:30 p.m. Info.
☆ Information about the five at-large Association Board members is here.
☆ Public Board meetings are on the third Tuesday of each month at 5:30 p.m. The public may join the conference call.
☆ Public Board meeting agendas and minutes of past meetings are here.

Highlands Ranch Metro District Board of Directors Meetings

Find information about the Highlands Ranch Metro District's Board of Directors meetings online.
☆ Information about the seven at-large Metro District Board members is here.
☆ Public Metro District Board meetings are on the last Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. and are broadcast online.
☆ Public Metro District Board meeting calendar, agendas, and recordings of past meetings are here. Links to upcoming online meetings may be found in agendas.

Larkspur Town Council Meetings

Attend the Larkspur Town Council meetings online.
☆ Information about the Mayor and six Town Council members is available here.
☆ Public Town Council meetings are on the first and third Thursday of each month at 6:00 p.m. and are broadcast online.
☆ Town Council public meeting calendar, agendas, and recordings of past meetings are here.

Littleton City Council Meetings

You'll find information about Littleton City Council meetings online.
☆ Information about the Mayor and seven City Council members (four from the four districts and three at-large) is here.
☆ Public City Council meetings are on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 6:30 p.m. Public study session meetings are on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at 6:30 p.m. Public meetings are broadcast online.
☆ Public City Council meeting calendar, agendas, and recordings of past meetings are here.
☆ A tentative public meeting calendar is here.

Lone Tree City Council Meetings

Stay current on the Lone Tree City Council's meetings online.
☆ Information about the Mayor and four City Council members (two from each of the two districts) is here.
☆ Public study sessions are at 4:30 p.m. and City Council meetings are at 7:00 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. They are broadcast online.
☆ City Council public meeting calendar, agendas, and recordings of past meetings are here.

Parker Town Council Meetings

Learn more about Parker Town Council meetings online.
☆ Information about the Mayor and six Town Council members (one from each of the six districts) is here.
☆ Public study sessions are on the second and fourth Monday of each month at 5:30 p.m. and Town Council meetings on the first and third Monday of each month at 5:30 p.m. and are broadcast online. Learn how to join the meetings here.
☆ Town Council public meeting calendar, agendas, and recordings of past meetings are here.

Perry Park Metro District Board of Directors Meetings

Find information about the Perry Park Metro District's Board of Directors meetings online.
☆ Information about the five at-large Metro District Board members is here.
☆ Public Metro District Board meetings are held in-person on the second Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m.
☆ Information about public is here.

Sheridan City Council Meetings

Stay up-to-date on Sheridan City Council meetings online.
☆ Information about Mayor and six City Council members (two each from the three wards) is here.
☆ Public City Council study sessions and meetings are on the second and fourth Mondays of each month at 6:00 p.m. and are broadcast online.
☆ City Council public meeting calendar, agendas, and recordings of past meetings are here.

South Metro Fire Rescue District Board of Directors Meetings

Find information about the South Metro Fire Rescue Protection District's Board of Directors meetings online.
☆ Information about the seven at-large District Board members is available here.
☆ Public regular District Board meetings are held in-person and are scheduled for 6:00 p.m. on the first Monday of each month.
☆ Public District Board meeting agendas and minutes of past meetings are available here.

South Suburban Parks and Recreation District Board Meetings

Find information about the South Suburban Parks and Recreation District's Board of Directors meetings online.
☆ Information about the five at-large District Board members is here.
☆ Regular District Board study sessions are at 6:00 p.m.and public meetings are at 7:00 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Meetings are held in-person.
☆ Public District Board meeting agendas and minutes of past meetings are here.