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By Jeffrey A. Roberts
CFOIC Executive Director

State lawmakers are rewriting portions of Colorado’s Law Enforcement Integrity Act and other statutes to ensure that family members of people killed by police get quicker access to body-worn and dashboard camera footage and additional information.

Following the killings of George Floyd in Minneapolis and E...


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By Jeffrey A. Roberts
CFOIC Executive Director

The Colorado Title Board on Friday again rejected a proposed state constitutional right-to-know initiative for the fall ballot, still maintaining it doesn’t meet a single-subject requirement.

The rehearing vote against setting a title for


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By Jeffrey A. Roberts
CFOIC Executive Director

Sponsors of a bill to reauthorize the Colorado Public Utilities Commission agreed Thursday to remove a provision that would have let the three commissioners engage in “nonpublic” discussions after hearing evidence on adjudicatory matters.

The Colorado Office of Policy, Research & Regulatory Reform


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By Jeffrey A. Roberts
CFOIC Executive Director

A bill advancing in the Colorado legislature would restore public access to funeral home inspection reports with some limitations.

In 2024, as lawmakers tightened regulations on the funeral home industry in re...


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By Jeffrey A. Roberts
CFOIC Executive Director

A state board on Wednesday declined to set the title for a proposed fall ballot initiative that would enshrine in the Colorado Constitution “a fundamental right to know the affairs of all levels of state and local government.”

Title Board Chair Theresa Conley said


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