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  • Colorado Lottery reaches $4 billion in proceeds

    The Colorado Lottery reached $4 billion in proceeds Tuesday, on the same day the organization celebrated its 40th anniversary of its first scratch ticket. Since its establishment in 1983, the Colorado Lottery has brought funding to many of the state’s greatest assets – the great outdoors and public schools – through games such as Scratch, Mega Millions,…


  • Colorado Lottery names new director

    Colorado Lottery names new director

    Tom Seaver has been named director of the Colorado Lottery. Michael Hartman – executive director of the Colorado Department of Revenue, which oversees the Lottery, made the announcement Thursday. “Seaver brings more than 30 years of lottery industry experience as a leader, high-level manager and consultant with state and international lotteries and to lottery vendors,…


  • Gov. John Hickenlooper names Michael Hartman to head Colorado Department of Revenue

    Gov. John Hickenlooper on Tuesday announced that Michael S. Hartman will be taking over as executive director of the Colorado Department of Revenue at the end of the month. He’s replacing Barbara Brohl, who said last month she would be stepping down after six years in the position. Hartman is senior vice president at Mutual…


  • Barbara Brohl to step down as Department of Revenue chief this summer

    Gov. John Hickenlooper on Monday announced that Colorado Department of Revenue Executive Director Barbara Brohl is stepping down from the position she has held for nearly six years. During her tenure, Brohl helped put in place the world’s first regulatory system for the recreational marijuana industry created by Colorado voters with a 2012 constitutional amendment.…


  • Stiffler: Pot revenue no panacea for state budget

    Stiffler: Pot revenue no panacea for state budget

    If you found a $20 bill while walking down the street, would you then decide to quit your job? Most likely, you’d just consider yourself mildly more fortunate than you were before finding the twenty. Sure, you’d have lunch paid for that day, but you’d still understand that you would need to keep getting up…


  • DelGrosso: Theme of session is ‘missed opportunities’

    DelGrosso: Theme of session is ‘missed opportunities’

    From the start of the session, House Republicans identified increasing funding for education and transportation and addressing Colorado’s affordable housing shortage as our top priorities. Unfortunately, our Democrat colleagues did not share our same priorities and instead focused on passing a partisan agenda that penalized, over-regulated, even publicly shamed Colorado’s job creators. Democrats rejected our…


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