- Colorado
After winning final passage in the Colorado House, a bill providing nearly $10 billion of pension bonds for the state retirement system must clear the Senate in two days.
May 4 -
Denver International Airport chief Kim Day rebuffs accusations of faulty accounting on the $544 million South Terminal Project that includes a hotel and commuter rail station.
April 27 -
Colorado's $25 billion state budget is already signed, but lawmakers still have other bills to resolve before the imminent end of their session including a proposal to authorize $3.5 billion of tax revenue anticipation notes for highway projects.
April 27 -
A bill by Colorado Sen. Randy Baumgardner would authorize $3.5 billion of tax revenue anticipation notes to capture low interest rates and accelerate highway construction in the state.
April 20 - Colorado
David D. Hart, former Denver Public Schools chief financial officer and senior vice president of D.A. Davidson, has joined Public Financial Management as an advisor, the company said.
April 17 - Colorado
Issuers in Colorado and Nevada separately disclosed this week that the Internal Revenue Service is conducting routine audits of bonds they issued in 2006.
March 19 -
Colorado State University will raise $252 million to build a football stadium on its Fort Collins campus through a series of taxable and tax-exempt bonds.
March 16 - Colorado
Despite court-sanctioned reforms, Colorado's future pension costs and unfunded liabilities continue to grow, according to a commentary from Moody's Investors Service.
March 13 - Colorado
The Denver suburb of Littleton can no longer use tax-increment financing or eminent domain without voter approval after passage of a ballot initiative March 3.
March 4 -
A Colorado district court struck down the city of Aurora's plan to provide $300 million of subsidies for a Gaylord resort hotel, saying it violated the Taxpayer Bill of Rights amendment to the state constitution.
February 24