On January 31 through February 2, 2018, more than 60 elected officials and city managers from across the state of Colorado joined Governor Hickenlooper, Lt. Gov. Donna Lynne, 6 cabinet members, senior staff from 10 state agencies and more than 350 other individuals from across the public and private sectors for the Colorado Communities Symposium.
The Symposium featured a series of plenary sessions, breakout tracks, and facilitated town hall discussions. A recap report was published on February 27, 2018 reflecting the themes and prospective action items identified during the Symposium. A request for information was issued in conjunction with the published report enabling third-party organizations to convey their interest in leading and/or supporting one or more of the prospective action items in the recap report.
Download the Symposium Recap Report & View the Related Request for Proposals
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