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The Colorado Lobbyists Association is the statewide professional society for Colorado’s lobbyist community.
 Membership in the Colorado Lobbyists Association means you make the strongest possible statement about your professional and ethical values. Your membership in CLA also means you want to more Coloradans to avail themselves of the expertise of our members. Our members are committed to integrity, good works and high ethical standards. Our association strives to inform our members of best practices, including professional and public education, in pursuit of their lobbying activities. Join us!
CLA is managed by Civica, Colorado's largest association management company.
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This Friday Is What?
Posted: March 25, 2018
This Friday is the 80th Session Day and final passage of the long budget bill in the Colorado House.
Check out the full calendar. |
CLA's Recently Renewed Members For October!
The Colorado Lobbyist Association would like to recognize our recently renewed members since last month:
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Ellen Caruso - Ellen Caruso Public Affairs
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James J (Jim) Cole - Colorado Legislative Services, LLC
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Allison Daley - Colorado Counties Inc
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Zoey Dewolf - Colorado Legislative Services, LLC
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Larry Hudson - Hudson Government Affairs, LLC
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Melanien Layton - Colorado Legislative Services, LLC
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Andi Leopoldus - AKL, Inc.
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Jennifer Miles - Frontline Public Affairs
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Dieter Raemdonck - Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie LLP
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Jeff Thormodsgaard - MBS
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Garin Vorthmann - Colorado Legislative Services, LLC
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Colorado Legislative Services, LLC
CLA thanks you for your continued membership for another year! Remember -- you can search all CLA members on the website. |
Secretary of State's Office Sets April 16 For Hearing On Changes to Lobbyist Regulations
Posted: March 27, 2018
The hearing for Rulemaking for the Colorado Rules Concerning Lobbyist Regulation (8 CCR 1505-8) will be April 16, 2018, the Colorado Secretary of State's office has announced.
The Colorado Lobbyists Association favors some of the rules changes but opposes others. You can read our written position here.
Members: Read the members-only discussion on the regulations. You must be signed in to view.
The following information is also available online at the Secretary of State's website about the lobbyist rules specifically:
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Capitol ID Card Bill Scheduled For House Committee Hearing Next Week
Posted: March 27, 2018
Capitol ID Card legislation, which passed third and final reading in the Colorado Senate, moves next week to the Colorado House's State, Veterans, & Military Affairs, where its future is much in doubt despite overwhelming support among lobbyists surveyed by the Colorado Lobbyists Association.
More than 91% of Colorado lobbyists (members and non-members of CLA) surveyed support an ID-card bypass, and CLA this year has conducted a “Capitol Clear” campaign to bring awareness to the issue.
But a majority of Democrats who have voted so far have opposed the legislation, citing objections from the Colorado State Patrol.
Proponents insist that the issuance of security bypass cards will enhance security because scores of people will -- for the first time -- voluntarily undergo CBI fingerprint-based background checks and will bypass metal detectors only if approved by the State Patrol. The card will speed up service for others who come less frequently to the Capitol or don't want to pay the $100 price of the card.
SB18-116 is second on the calendar on Wednesday, April 4, 2018. The hearing is 1:30 p.m. in Room LSB-A. |
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