AGENDA

NATIONAL FEDERATION OF THE BLIND OF COLORADO

72nd Annual State Convention

Celebrating 150 Years of Colorado Statehood

November 5 – November 8, 2026

Denver Marriott South at Park Meadows 

 10345 Park Meadows Drive 

Lone Tree, CO 80124

Park Ridge Ballroom Salons C & D

Jessica Beecham, President

2233 W. Shepperd Avenue

Littleton, CO 80120

303-778-1130

jbbeecham@gmail.com

All NFB members, employees, contractors, event attendees, volunteers, and program participants are subject to the NFB Code of Conduct. Everyone is strongly encouraged to review the Code which can be found at: www.nfb.org/codeofconduct.

TRIBUTE TO OUR SPONSORS

Thank you to our Title Sponsor, Colorado Center for the Blind.

At the Colorado Center for the Blind we believe that blind people can do anything. Students at the Center are challenged and encouraged every day. As skills and confidence build, so does the students’ belief in a future where anything is possible. At the CCB we know that when you believe in yourself and experience a thriving community of positive blind people, nothing can hold you back from pursuing your dreams. Live the life you want!

We thank our Title, Gold, and Silver Sponsors:

Colorado Center for the Blind, Title Sponsor

WAYMO, Title Sponsor

Kevan Worley, Title Sponsor

Non-24/Vanda Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Gold Sponsor

Spectrum, Gold Sponsor 

Ben Torrez, Humana, Silver Sponsor

Elevate Dog Treats, Silver Sponsor

NanoPac/Magnisight of the Rockies, Silver Sponsor

GENERAL CONVENTION INFORMATION

We are delighted to welcome Jamie Richey from our neighboring state of Nebraska as our National Representative this year. 

Jamie serves as President of the National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska. She was elected to the Board of Directors of the National Federation of the Blind in 2023 and was reelected in 2025.

A native Nebraskan, Jamie became blind at age twelve. With the support of her family, particularly her mother, Geralyn, Jamie learned Braille alongside a local homeschool instructor who was equally new to it. Jamie’s career has included roles as an orientation counselor for the Nebraska Commission for the Blind, a position where she taught older adults blindness skills.

Jamie is married to Jeremy, who is a vendor in the Business Enterprise Program (BEP), and together they manage a blended family of four adult children and two grandchildren.

Jamie’s dedication to the Federation stems from her desire to give back to an organization that provided her with independence and lifelong friendships. Her passion for mentoring young people drives her efforts to instill confidence, skills, and the Federation’s philosophy of blindness in the next generation.

Pick up your registration packet and convention agenda in  the Park Ridge Ballroom Foyer.

Friday 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 

Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. 

For those who have not pre-registered, the following prices will be in effect.  Please note that the purchase of meal tickets may be limited based on the ability of the hotel to meet the demand.

Registration Fee:                                 $40.00

Saturday Lunch:                                   $40.00

Saturday Banquet:                               $75.00

Zoom access will be provided in English and Spanish for all General Sessions, Friday's Resolutions Committee meeting, the Banquet on Saturday evening, and the Sunday morning Business Session. Following are the Zoom link and one tap mobile information for all of these sessions.

Join Zoom Meeting

https://nfb-org.zoom.us/j/97335339326?pwd=XAh3EYhQCRQjuXvxCjtEgagSThek53.1

Meeting ID: 973 3533 9326

Passcode: NFBCO2026

One tap mobile

            +17207072699,,97335339326#

Instructions For Dialing In:

Call 720-707-2699

When prompted for a meeting ID, enter

            97335339326, followed by the pound sign.

If you are asked to enter a participant ID, simply press the pound key again.

Following is the Zoom information for Spanish translation:

Join Zoom Meeting

https://nfb-org.zoom.us/j/95813212634?pwd=0E2xgceAFwlybkQzBbBmAlKUCbnkZg.1

Meeting ID: 958 1321 2634

Passcode: NFBCO2026

One tap mobile

            +17207072699,,95813212634#

Instructions For Dialing In:

Call 720-707-2699

When prompted for a meeting ID, enter

95813212634, followed by the pound sign.

If you are asked to enter a participant ID, simply press the pound key again.

ZOOM HELP DESK

If you are having trouble connecting to the Zoom platform during any of the sessions which are being broadcast, please call Curtis Chong by phone at 515-306-1654. (Text messages or emails may not be answered during sessions.)

We will be providing live closed captioning for Resolutions, all general sessions, and the banquet. You can access the captions by using the Zoom caption feature or by opening the link below in a separate browser window. 

www.streamtext.net/player?event=NFB_COLORADO

Childcare will be held in Hospitality Suite 328. Please contact childcare coordinator Mia Sandoval at 720-742-9987 to make arrangements for your child. Parents should register their children for the convention. We will provide snacks for the kids throughout the weekend, and they will have pizza on banquet night. 

Friday: Childcare will be open at 8:00 a.m. and will close 15 minutes after general session ends.

Parents must provide meals for their children. 

Saturday: Childcare will be open from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Parents must provide lunch for their children. Childcare will re-open at 6:30 p.m. and close 15 minutes after the banquet ends. 

Sunday: Childcare will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

There are two dog relief areas. The first is located off the restaurant patio, up a few steps and left a short distance to the grassy area. There will be a trash can next to the railing.  The second location is out and to the right of the exit door between the Littleton and Englewood/Parker breakout rooms.

Please deposit all waste in the trash cans provided.

Contact Dog Guide Coordinator, Charis Glatthar, and pay attention to general announcements.

Pipi Adams and Fitz Stone will serve as our Door Prize Co-Chairs. Door prizes will be drawn in general sessions. You must be present to win. Please bring your prizes to Pipi prior to the beginning of general sessions.

Be prepared to make your bid on stellar auction items throughout the General Sessions and at the banquet. Our Auction Co-chairs, Nate Hecker and Andrea Fowler, have been hard at work collecting tantalizing tastes and bountiful baskets so you can take home treasures and support the NFB of Colorado all at once! (Please note: buy what you can carry home. No shipping options will be available.)

Please recycle your convention wristband. Drop it off at the registration table as convention winds down.

Exhibits will be open in the Park Ridge Salons A & B throughout the convention at the discretion of the individual exhibitor and primarily when there are no competing convention activities. 

Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Dedicated hours on Friday are 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Saturday: 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Please stop and visit the following exhibitors and sponsors:

Aftersight, Exhibitor

A.T. Guys, Exhibitor

Ben Torrez, Humana, Silver Sponsor

Colorado Cross Disability Coalition, Exhibitor

Cricket Association for the Blind, Exhibitor

Elevate Dog Treats, Silver Sponsor

Guide Dogs for the Blind, Exhibitor

Guiding Eyes for the Blind, Exhibitor

HapWare, Exhibitor

HumanWare, Exhibitor 

NanoPac/Magnisight of the Rockies, Silver Sponsor

Wilhite Law Firm, Exhibitor

The following chapters and divisions will also have tables in the exhibit hall and would love for you to stop by and visit them.

Aurora

Colorado Springs Downtown

Denver & Blind Parents

Pueblo

Wild West 

THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 5, 2026

Discover your strengths, strengthen your voice, and develop skills to lead with confidence. This interactive seminar explores how to advocate for yourself and others, recognize your leadership potential, work effectively with people, and turn ideas into action. Whether you are an experienced leader or just beginning to recognize your ability to lead, you will gain practical tools you can use at work, in your community, and within the National Federation of the Blind.

Littleton B

Strengthen your ability to advocate for yourself and others. Explore how to find reliable information about your rights, how to consider your options when you encounter barriers, and how to communicate what you want to accomplish. Gain practical tools for approaching difficult conversations, seeking support, and choosing your next steps with confidence.

Park Ridge Ballroom Salon C

Leadership begins with recognizing what you have to offer. Discover how strengths and experiences from your everyday life can help you contribute, support others, and take initiative. Explore different ways to lead and leave with greater confidence in your abilities and ideas for putting them into practice.

Park Ridge Ballroom Salon D

Develop your ability to lead alongside others within the Federation. Explore how shared responsibility, effective communication, and thoughtful decision-making can strengthen chapters and affiliates. Gain strategies for working as a leadership team, making meetings productive, and creating opportunities for others to contribute and grow.

Park Ridge Ballroom Salon D

Build the skills to move an idea from possibility to reality. Explore how to clarify your goals, identify manageable steps, bring others into the work, and adapt when challenges arise. Gain practical approaches to planning and follow-through that you can apply to personal goals, community projects, and Federation activities.

THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 2026

Join fellow Federationists for an evening of good food, great conversation, and fun!

HOW IT WORKS

• Choose the restaurant you would like to attend and RSVP directly to that group’s Federation leader. Please provide your name and phone number.

• Dinner times vary by group, so be sure to note the time listed for your restaurant.

• All restaurant-group RSVPs are due by Monday, November 2 at 1:00 p.m. Mountain Time. Group leaders will make the reservations.

• Attendees are responsible for their own meal and tip.

Transportation: With the exception of the Blind Parents gathering, the restaurant locations are not within walking distance and will require an Uber or Lyft. Group leaders may coordinate shared rides for anyone who would like to carpool.

Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse & Churrasco 

Group leader: Mile High Chapter

Dinner time: 6:30 p.m.

RSVP: Text Cody Bair at (970) 673-6998

Address: 8419 Park Meadows Center Dr., Lone Tree, CO 80124

Fogo de Chão website

Cranelli’s Italian Restaurant

Group leader: Boulder Chapter

Dinner time: 7:00 p.m.

RSVP: Text Jordyn Castor at (616) 970-6002

Address: 10047 Park Meadows Dr., Unit F, Lone Tree, CO 80124

Cranelli’s menu

Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant

Group leader: Sports and Recreation Division

Dinner time: 5:30 p.m.

RSVP: Text Erin Daley at (774) 274-5702

Address: 9535 Park Meadows Drive, Lone Tree, CO 80124

Rio Grande Lone Tree website

Clock Tower Grill

Group leader: Wild West Chapter

Dinner time: 6:00 p.m.

RSVP: Text Paul Sandoval at (720) 620-8007

Address: 9360 Station Street, Suite 100, Lone Tree, CO 80124

Clock Tower Grill website

Blind Parents Gathering — Presidential Suite

Time: 6:00–8:00 p.m. (hard stop at 8:00 p.m.)

Group leader: Blind Parents Division of the National Federation of the Blind of Colorado

RSVP: Text Dishon Spears at (720) 275-1991

Details: This gathering will take place in the Presidential Suite. No food will be provided; attendees should bring their own food. Once the suite number is assigned, the location will be texted to those who RSVP.

Space is limited, so please RSVP early.

FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 6, 2026

Park Ridge Ballroom Foyer

Pick up your pre-registration packets. 

For those who have not pre-registered, the following prices will be in effect.  Please note that the purchase of meal tickets may be limited based on the ability of the hotel to meet the demand.

Registration Fee:                                 $40.00

Saturday Lunch:                                  $40.00

Saturday Banquet:                               $75.00

Hospitality Suite #328

Mia Sandoval, Corral Leader

This is our NFB of Colorado Childcare and it’s not just babysitting. Mia has planned a number of activities to keep  children busy. Although there is no charge for the Corral, we ask that you register your children for the convention. Donations to the NFB of Colorado are welcome to help defray the expenses. Kids in childcare will be eligible to receive door prizes through their parents if their names are called. Also, parents are responsible for providing the children with meals, except for the banquet, when we will have pizza for the kids. Snacks will be available throughout. 

Park Ridge SALONS A & B

Peruse this year’s selection of convention sponsors and exhibitors and find out what is new in technology, products, and services. In particular, we once again want to salute our Titanium Sponsors, Colorado Center for the Blind, WAYMO and Kevan Worley. Our heartfelt thanks go out to our Gold and Silver Sponsors, Non-24/Vanda Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Elevate Dog Treats, Spectrum, and NanoPac/Magnisight of the Rockies.

GENERAL SESSION I

COMING TOGETHER TO CELEBRATE!

PARK RIDGE BALLROOM SALONS C & D

9:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.

(This session will be streamed in English and Spanish on Zoom. Please see the Zoom links and one-tap information,  as well as the closed captioning link provided near the beginning of the agenda.)

Jessica Beecham, President, NFB of Colorado, Centennial, Colorado

Jamie Richey, member of the Board of Directors of the National Federation of the Blind and President, National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska

Jonathan Karli, Principal, Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind

An update by Nicolle Steffen, Director, Colorado Talking Book Library

Cody Bair, Co-Chair, NFB of Colorado Scholarship Committee, Littleton, Colorado

Maureen Nietfeld, Co-Chair, NFB of Colorado Scholarship Committee, Centennial Colorado

CLASS OF 2026

Brodie Bahnsen

Business Major, Entrepreneurship & Accounting

University of Colorado Boulder

Joanne Franklin

Clinical Mental Health Counselor

Liberty University

Nick Oliver

Computer science

University of Colorado Boulder

Claire Schultz

Psychology

University of Northern Colorado

Tanni Anthony, Director, Blind/Low Vision and Deaf-Blind Specialist

Today’s brunch will be the chef’s frittata with bacon, served with diced breakfast potatoes, family-style assorted pastries, Starbucks coffee and assorted hot teas. 

Jessica Beecham, President, NFB of Colorado, Centennial, Colorado

Colorado Beep Ball 

Blind Cricket

Gene Kim, NABS Representative 

A presentation by the Co-leads on the Designing for Accessibility Project

Danielle Schultz, Associate Director of Lifelong Learning and Accessibility

Holly Harmon, Interpretive Specialist

FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 6, 2026

Park Ridge Ballroom Salons C & D

(This session will be streamed in English and Spanish on Zoom. Please see the Zoom links and one-tap information provided near the beginning of the agenda.)

Co-chairs Dan Burke, Centennial, Colorado and Curtis Chong, Aurora, Colorado

Come and help set the policy of the National Federation of the Blind of Colorado!

Centennial Dining Room

This experience will inspire people to express themselves artistically and to support their efforts in a fun and free environment. We will have activities including drawing, sculpting, coloring, origami, puzzles, flip-pics, as well as occasionally larger communal projects. 

Englewood

Ben Torrez, Medicare & Medicaid Specialist (Humana Corporate Advisor)

The purpose of this session is to empower blind and low-vision Coloradans with clear, accessible knowledge about Medicare, Medicaid, Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNPs), and low-income subsidy programs. Attendees will learn how these programs intersect, how to qualify for reduced out-of-pocket medical and prescription costs, and practical steps to maximize their healthcare coverage and maintain independent living.

Lone Tree

Ana Luisa Moss, CABUSA Secretary General, Woman’s Women’s National Team Vice Captain, Men’s National Team Manager 

Jay Lamichhane, Colorado resident, disability advocate, and blind-cricket participant

This interactive seminar will introduce participants to blind cricket, including the basic rules, player classifications, batting, bowling, fielding, communication, and the use of the audible cricket ball. Participants will be able to handle the ball and other equipment and, when space and safety allow, try simple blind-cricket skills. The session is intended for people who already know cricket as well as people who have never played or followed the sport.

Littleton A

Erin Daley, NFB of Colorado Membership Development and Strategic Communications Coordinator

This seminar is directed towards chapter and division leaders. We will share requirements on the membership portal for chapters as well as reviewing the onboarding to help engage new members.

Littleton B

Presenters/Panelists

Elli Streifer, DeafBlind Programs (DBP) Coordinator

Lorri Dean, Communications Technology Access Program (CTAP) Manager

Paul Sandoval, Blind Tech Training, iCanConnect trainer

Cynde Vaughn, DeafBlind Consumer

Vicki Scarboro, Support Service Provider

This interactive panel presentation will highlight Colorado’s DeafBlind technology distribution program, iCanConnect (ICC), and the state’s Support Service Provider (SSP) program. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of how these programs increase access, independence, and community participation for DeafBlind individuals. Additionally, a DeafBlind consumer will share her experience with these programs and attendees can ask questions and receive direct demonstrations of SSP techniques.

Englewood

Michele Mitchell, Chapter President 

Littleton A 

 

Laura Millar, MPH, MA

Feeling the Chemistry is an interactive workshop that treats blind and low vision adults as the experts on their own bodies and experiences. With warmth, humor, and practical examples, participants will explore how to flirt, communicate desire, negotiate boundaries, and navigate the sometimes awkward, sometimes exciting conversations that come with dating and intimacy.

Lone Tree

Presenter: Jack Walters, CEO & Co-Founder, HapWare

Join HapWare for an interactive, real-world experience with ALEYE, a wearable technology that translates nonverbal communication into vibrations on the wrist. Rather than watching a presentation, attendees will have the opportunity to wear ALEYE themselves and experience it in action. Each participant will get approximately five minutes to wear the device while interacting with friends, family, or others in the room in whatever conversational setting feels most natural to them. Whether it's a one-on-one conversation or a group discussion, attendees can explore how ALEYE provides access to facial expressions, gestures, and body language in everyday social interactions. The goal is to let people experience the technology firsthand, ask questions, and imagine how it could support independence in their personal and professional lives.

Littleton B

Dale Holden, President, Senior Division

The Seniors Division will hold elections as well as discuss the status of the Support Services Provider (SSP) 

Program. 

               FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 2026

Come grab a bite to eat and then try your luck at the casino or play a little Bingo! Whether you're a seasoned player or have never stepped up to a casino table, this exciting evening promises fun, friendly competition, and plenty of opportunities to win!

And if Bingo is more your style, we will have both Braille and large print cards available!

Parkridge Salons C & D

We will have a cash bar, and you can pick from one of the following stations and enjoy a light dinner before the games begin. Announcements will be made when everyone has gone through the station lines to let folks know if we can provide seconds. 

PASTA CORNER

Cavatappi, penne, rustic tomato sauce, alfredo sauce, grilled chicken, Italian sausage, sautéed mushroom, caramelized onion, parmesan and chili flakes

THE PUB 

Crispy boneless chicken wings with Buffalo sauce, BBQ sauce, blue cheese dressing, carrots and celery,  

Pulled pork sliders with cheddar cheese and pickles and pretzel sticks with beer cheese dipping sauce and whole grain mustard

Parkridge Salons C & D

Professional dealers will provide hands-on instruction in Blackjack, Poker, Roulette, and Craps. This is the perfect opportunity for beginners to learn the games in a welcoming environment or for experienced players to brush up on their skills. Braille and large-print playing cards will be available to help make the experience accessible to all.

The tables officially open for play! Convention registrants will receive complimentary chips at the door, with additional chips available for purchase for $10. Throughout the evening, door prizes will be awarded to attendees actively participating in the games.

Littleton B 

Come play Bingo with us! We will have Braille and large print cards It’s your opportunity to win prizes and have a lot of fun with your Federation friends!

SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 7, 2026

Park Ridge Ballroom Foyer

Park Ridge Salons A & B

Englewood

Cody Bair, Chairperson 

(Note: This is the only closed meeting of the convention.  Only appointed representatives from chapters and divisions are permitted to be in attendance.)

BACK TOGETHER AGAIN!

PARK RIDGE BALLROOM SALONS C & D

10:00 A.M. TO 3:00 P.M.

(This session will be streamed in English and Spanish on Zoom. Please see the Zoom links and one-tap information,  as well as the closed captioning link provided near the beginning of the agenda.)

Jessica Beecham, President, NFB of Colorado, Centennial, Colorado

Julie Deden, Executive Director, Colorado Center for the Blind, Littleton, Colorado

Jessica Beecham, President, NFB of Colorado, Centennial, Colorado

Today’s luncheon will start with Broccoli Cheddar Soup, followed by a Basil Pesto Turkey Panini with roasted bell pepper and provolone cheese, served with kettle chips, and topped off with Chocolate Mousse Cups with whipped cream and shaved chocolate.

Julie Deden, Moderator First Vice President, National Federation of the Blind of Colorado 

You will also hear from a vendor, someone on the waitlist, and a current client.   

FIT BREAK & AUCTION ITEM

Julie Reiskin, Co-Executive Director, Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition

 

AUCTION ITEM

An update By Erin Daley, NFB of Colorado Membership Development and Strategic Communications

FIT BREAK

Brett Boyer, Access Technology Specialist, Colorado Center for the Blind

Marco Salsiccia, Blind Designer

Curtis Chong, Legislative Co-Chair, NFB of Colorado

AUCTION ITEM

ADJOURN GENERAL SESSION II

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 7, 2026

Centennial Dining Room

This experience will inspire people to express themselves artistically and to support their efforts in a fun and free environment. We will have activities including drawing, sculpting, coloring, origami, puzzles, flip-pics, as well as occasionally larger communal projects. 

Englewood

Julie Reiskin, Co-Executive Director, Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition
 

CCDC will share their strategy for engagement with the new administration through a brief presentation and then engage in a structured discussion, provide concrete ways people can be involved and ask people to make a commitment if possible to be involved.    

Littleton A

Erin Daley, NFB of Colorado Membership Development and Strategic Communications

This seminar will give members practical tools to advocate for laws, initiatives, and policies that are important to them and the Federation, providing ways to get involved from home and by participating in the annual events of the NFB and the affiliate.

Littleton B

Kevan Worley

We will discuss the rideshare situation, Glidance, and simply allow time for the sharing of ideas.

Englewood

Paul Trujillo, Owner 1milecafe.com

Paul will explore entrepreneurship from a blind person’s perspective. He will share his journey into business ownership, including his experience building and operating e-commerce businesses. He will discuss how blind people can turn their skills, interests, and ideas into businesses of their own. Blindness does not have to be a barrier to entrepreneurship. With today’s accessible technology, training, resources, and support programs, the tools are available to help blind entrepreneurs succeed.

SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 2026

PARK RIDGE BALLROOM SALONS C & D

Park Ridge Ballroom Salons C & D Foyer

Relax and socialize before the banquet at the cash bar. 

ANNUAL BANQUET

(This session will be streamed in English and Spanish on Zoom. Please see the Zoom links and one-tap information,  as well as the closed captioning link provided near the beginning of the agenda.)

Mistress of Ceremonies, Maryann Migliorelli, President, NFB Boulder Valley Chapter, Boulder, Colorado

The banquet meal will start with a mixed greens garden blend salad, with cucumber, tomato, and julienne carrots, served with ranch dressing or balsamic vinaigrette, followed by Port wine-braised boneless short ribs, served with roasted garlic whipped potatoes and roasted root vegetables. Dessert will be New York cheesecake and flourless Chocolate Cake; Fudge cake, chocolate ganache and Chantilly cream alternating place settings at each table.

Keynote Address

Jamie Richey, member of the Board of Directors of the National Federation of the Blind and President, National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska

Scholarship Presentations

Cody Bair, Co-Chair, NFB of Colorado Scholarship Committee, Littleton, Colorado

Maureen Nietfeld, Co-Chair, NFB of Colorado Scholarship Committee, Centennial, Colorado

Annual Fundraising Auction

Nate Hecker and Andrea Fowler, NFB of Colorado Auction Co-Chairs

SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 2026

GENERAL SESSION III

CALL TO ORDER

PARK RIDGE BALLROOM SALONS C & D

9:00 A.M. TO 11:58 A.M.

(This session will be streamed in English and Spanish on Zoom. Please see the Zoom links and one-tap information provided near the beginning of the agenda.)

Julie Deden, First Vice President, NFB of Colorado, Centennial, Colorado

Peggy Chong, The Blind History Lady, Aurora, Colorado

We will have several people playing the parts of the blind men and women from our past to bring to life the history of our state and the blind people who contributed to the growth of our state for both sighted and blind people. 

Jordyn Castor, Kaylee Medina, Ciara McGaughy, Tiffany Moon, and Trent Taylor will share with us their chapter project idea.

Chapter Updates and Pledges

NFB Of Colorado Financial Report

Cody Bair, Treasurer, NFB of Colorado, Littleton, Colorado

Elections

Resolutions

Co-chairs Dan Burke, Centennial, Colorado and Curtis Chong, Aurora, Colorado