Press Releases

WESTCLIFFE - Today, Gov. Polis signed bills into law administratively and issued veteos.

DENVER — Today, Governor Polis appointed Monica J. Gomez to the Fourth Judicial District Court. The vacancy was created by the retirement of the Honorable Deborah J. Grohs and is effective June 30, 2022.

PUEBLO — Today, Governor Polis is signing legislation in Westminster, Pueblo, and Westcliffe to ensure Colorado remains a safe home to our vast and diverse ecosystem of pollinator species, help veterans find meaningful careers and support our workforce, create pathways for students to spur innovation in transportation and infrastructure, and invest in the state fair as a key economic driver for fast-growing agriculture and livestock industries.

ARVADA - This afternoon in Arvada and Denver, Governor Polis signed legislation to support Colorado’s schools, improve student success and unveiled the Colorado Department of Transportation’s new Pegasus shuttle. Pegasus will depart year-round from Denver’s Union Station, with stops at the Denver Federal Center in Lakewood, Idaho Springs, Frisco, Vail, and Avon.

DENVER — Governor Jared Polis signed the following 12 bills into law administratively today, including legislation to invest in the success of Colorado’s public schools, and support growth in the cannabis industry by allowing marijuana licensees to change their designation from medical to retail.

DENVER — Today, Governor Jared Polis released a statement following the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment’s announcement that Colorado has identified its first presumptive case of Monkeypox.

ARVADA — Today, Governor Polis will be signing legislation investing in Colorado’s schools, improving student success, supporting Coloradans with disabilities, increasing access to higher education, increasing affordable housing and saving Coloradans money. The Governor will also join CDOT to unveil the Pegasus Shuttle and sign a bill to increase use of transit.

DENVER - Colorado Governor Jared Polis took action today to address the nationwide infant formula shortage. 

DENVER - This afternoon, Gov. Polis signed bipartisan legislation to help the Colorado workforce, to create transformational change in the behavioral health system and comprehensive and bipartisan legislation to reduce fentanyl deaths and get dealers off the streets and fentanyl out of Colorado communities. Here is what community leaders are saying:

DENVER — Today, Gov. Polis is signing bipartisan legislation to help the Colorado workforce, to create transformational change in the behavioral health system and comprehensive and bipartisan legislation to reduce fentanyl deaths and get dealers off the streets and fentanyl out of Colorado communities.