Lobbyist Insight

Colorado

HB18-1251

Community Corrections Transition Placements

Read HB18-1251 at the Colorado legislature →

20 registered positions on this bill · 20 state a side.

Lobbyist or firmFor clientPositionSession
Mendez, Barkis and AssociatesAmerican Civil Liberties Union of ColoradoSupporting2017-2018
Boulder CountyBOULDER COUNTYSupporting2017-2018
IRWIN, LESLIEBOULDER COUNTYSupporting2017-2018
RUZZIN, MARKBOULDER COUNTYSupporting2017-2018
Laws, SummerBoulder CountySupporting2017-2018
Siegel Long Public Affairs, LLCCIRC-Colorado Immigrant Rights Coaltion Action FundSupporting2017-2018
Siegel Long Public Affairs, LLCCIRC-Colorado Immigrant Rights Coaltion Action FundAmending2017-2018
Siegel Public Affairs, LLCCIRC-Colorado Immigrant Rights Coaltion Action FundSupporting2017-2018
Siegel Public Affairs, LLCCIRC-Colorado Immigrant Rights Coaltion Action FundAmending2017-2018
HOFFMAN, JENNIFER LCOLORADO COMMUNITY CORRECTION COALITIONSupporting2017-2018
Colorado Criminal Justice Reform CoalitionCOLORADO CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM COALITIONSupporting2017-2018
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLPCORECIVICMonitoring2017-2018
Lombard & Clayton, Inc.Colorado Association of Community Corrections BoardsSupporting2017-2018
Lombard & Clayton, Inc.Colorado Association of Community Corrections BoardsMonitoring2017-2018
Mendez, Barkis and AssociatesColorado Criminal Defense BarSupporting2017-2018
Thompson, Carrie LynnColorado Criminal Defense BarSupporting2017-2018
Huelsman, Kyle MichaelColorado Immigrant Rights CoalitionMonitoring2017-2018
Capitol Focus, LLCColorado Organization for Victim AssistanceMonitoring2017-2018
Colorado Legislative StrategiesCounty of Weld, ColoradoMonitoring2017-2018
G Berry CorpHILLTOP COMMUNITY RESOURCESMonitoring2017-2018

Positions are as filed. A lobbyist may file more than once as a position changes.