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CCI Legislative Committee Designated Voter

Due Monday, September 29

The CCI Legislative Committee will meet on Friday, October 3 at 9 a.m. to adopt the proposals that will become CCI legislative priorities in the upcoming session. This meeting is immediately followed by a membership meeting in which the full membership affirms the work of the Legislative Committee.

For this Legislative Committee meeting, the CCI Bylaws require that each county appoint one commissioner representative to serve and cast that county’s vote; counties are also able to appoint an alternate. Unlike Steering Committee proxies, the voting member for the Legislative Committee, must be a county commissioner and cannot be an employee of the county.

Please complete the designation of your county’s representative and return it to Kieran Boes at kboes@ccionline.org no later than Monday, September 29.

Please don’t hesitate to reach out to Katie First at kfirst@ccionline.org with any questions or concerns you may have.

2026 Legislative Priorities Process

As outlined in the CCI bylaws (Article XI, Section 5), CCI is beginning its annual process to solicit proposals to be “developed and adopted as priorities for the legislative agenda of the organization.”

The legislative agenda “includes all legislative issues for which CCI staff seeks legislative bill sponsors and is primarily responsible for securing their passage and enactment” (CCI Bylaws, Article V, Section 7).

Any proposal should identify and describe the problem the proponent county is seeking to solve and include an initial proposed solution. To be a CCI agenda item, a legislative solution must be sought. Realizing the current political climate and the problems facing counties, the solutions identified in your proposal may be iterated throughout the process.  Proposals that ultimately are selected to become a Legislative Priority will require CCI staff to immediately begin the process of securing sponsors and securing passage for the 2026 Legislative Session.  However, proposals may also be identified as “long term” priorities. In that case, CCI staff will conduct the necessary due diligence for a future legislative solution.

The full memorandum outlining this process is available below.

Received Proposals

Staff will post proposals here as they are received and updated. Total Count: 30. View proposals individually or compiled into one master table below.

View Master Table of Proposals.

General Government

Justice & Public Safety

Tourism, Resorts, & Economic Development

Taxation & Finance

Health & Human Services

Land Use & Natural Resources

Agriculture, Wildlife, & Rural Affairs

Steering Committee Meeting

Friday, September 19, 2025, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm | CCI Office & Virtual

ALL COMMITTEES MEET THIS DAY — Health & Human Services; Land Use & Natural Resources; Agriculture, Wildlife & Rural Affairs; Public Lands, Justice & Public Safety; General Government; Tourism, Resorts and Economic Development; Taxation & Finance; Transportation & Telecommunications.

No votes will be taken during this meeting. It will focus on discussion and gathering feedback on CCI’s 2026 Legislative Proposals. The agenda will be posted by Monday, September 15. Please email Kieran Boes at kboes@ccionline.org for the meeting link or other questions.

Proposed Issues Discussion

Friday, July 25, 2025, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm | Virtual

Members will meet virtually via Zoom to discuss and provide feedback on the submitted proposals for 2026 CCI Legislative Priorities. Please check your calendar or contact Kieran Boes for meeting details.

 

Historic Priorities

2025 Legislative Priorities

View 2025 Legislative Priorities

2024 Legislative Priorities

View 2024 Legislative Priorities

2023 Legislative Priorities

View 2023 Legislative Priorities

2022 Legislative Prorities

View 2022 Legislative Priorities

2021 Legislative Priorities

View 2021 Legislative Priorities
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