Colorado lawmakers cut newer programs to close $1.2 billion budget shortfall

Colorado lawmakers cut newer programs to close $1.2 billion budget shortfall

With Colorado facing a budget gap exceeding $1.2 billion, lawmakers are preparing to wind down or sharply reduce a slate of recently-created programs — from teacher training to wildfire mitigation — as the Joint Budget Committee searches for savings across state government. While some of these newer programs will continue with reduced funding, others are […]

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