In a special bonus episode this week, Colorado Chamber of Commerce host Ed Sealover sits down with Colorado Senate Minority Leader Cleave Simpson to discuss the Republican Party’s plans for the session. Senator Simpson details the importance of a balance between energy costs and sustainability, differences between Colorado’s urban and rural districts and Colorado’s efforts […]
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Denver 7: Colorado Chamber Bill Addresses Homeowners Insurance Affordability
Colorado Politics: Colorado lawmakers roll out bipartisan plan aimed at lowering home insurance risk
Homeowners’ insurance rates continue to rise, prompting a bipartisan group of lawmakers to introduce a bill Wednesday aimed at reducing damage from hail and wildfire. The measure would encourage homeowners and homeowner associations to take additional mitigation steps and, in turn, could allow insurers to offer lower insurance rates once those steps are completed. … […]
Fox 31: Colorado Chamber of Commerce Announces New Bill Aimed at Lowering Homeowners Insurance
Daybreak: SB 49 from the Colorado Chamber Aims to Lower Homeowners Insurance Rates
Fox 21: New Bill from the Colorado Chamber Aimed at Lowering Homeowners Insurance Rates
Longmont Leader: Rep Evans’ FIRE Act Passes Committee to House Floor, Reverses Penalties Against States for Wildfire Smoke
The FIRE Act, sponsored by U.S. Congressman Gabe Evans, has passed the Energy and Finance Committee and will be going to the House floor. The act counters some of the regulations under the Clean Air Act that penalizes states like Colorado for having more emissions due to wildfires. Evans’ office referenced a study from the […]
Ark Valley Voice: One Week Remains Until Civics Bee Essay Submission Deadline for Colorado Middle School Students
Only one week is left until the essay submission deadline for the 2026 National Civics Bee. The deadline to submit an essay and participate in the Bee is Tuesday, February 3. The BV Chamber of Commerce puts on the local Civics Bee in collaboration with the League of Women Voters of Chaffee County (LWVCC). The […]
Denver Post: Are stadium food and beer prices too high? Colorado lawmakers unveil bills targeting costs.
Colorado Democrats unveiled a trio of proposals Monday aimed at wrenching down rising prices that they blamed on corporate greed — and at forestalling newer attempts at varying pricing for different customers. The proposals include a measure that would require price transparency for what might be considered “captive consumers,” including at sporting events or airports. […]
Colorado Sun: Surveillance, captive-audience and wholesale pricing are in Colorado Democrats’ cost-of-living crosshairs
The end of the $10 stadium hot dog in Colorado may be near. Democrats in the Colorado legislature this year are trying to pass a package of bills that aim to rein in consumer prices by outlawing higher costs for so-called captive audiences, banning “surveillance pricing,” and prohibiting manufacturers from selling their goods to small […]