Executive Directors Office

The Colorado General Assembly consists of the House of Representatives and the Senate, responsible for the legislative process in Colorado. The 75th General Assembly's first regular session concluded on May 7, 2025, and the next session is set to convene on January 14, 2026. Under the leadership of Speaker Julie McCluskie and Senate President James Coleman, the Assembly engages in various legislative activities, including bill reviews, committee meetings, and public testimonies. The General Assembly also prioritizes transparency and accessibility through various publications and resources. Generated from the website

The State of Colorado offers a variety of residential, commercial, industrial and financial services. The township provides industry and employment services to agricultural, commercial activity, construction and redevelopment agencies. It offers services through various departments, including finance, administration, operations and budget. Its other departments include communications and media, capital facility and debt management, information technology, telecommunications, and law and justice divisions. The township has a department for child support that offers various services, including account reviews, consent forms, and income and expense declaration. In addition, it offers online services to the community, such as auditing, annual financial reports, building inspection, community development, voter registration applications, health services, emergency medical assistance and health insurance. The state s main office is located in Denver.