Colorado Travel
Governor Bill Owens
The Colorado Tourism Office Board of Directors sets policies regarding expenditures from the Colorado Travel and Tourism fund. Directors evaluate and decide on the most productive ways to promote tourism- and travel-related activities throughout the state. The Board consists of fifteen members, eleven are appointed by the Governor, serve four-year terms and require Senate confirmation, along with four legislative members appointed by House and Senate leadership. ... [Read More]
Colorado Department of Personnel & Administration (DPA) Division of Information Technologies (DoIT)
1921 A.D. General Assembly creates State Highway Department with seven man Advisory Board. Colorado begins building concrete highways on main traveled routes. Pueblo suffers disastrous flood in June; scores drowned and property damage amounts to $20,000,000. Post war deflation sets in and decline in prices brings trouble in the rural areas. During the next several years, numerous banks serving farming areas close, price and farm lands decline sharply from levels reached in World War I, and farmers clamor for farm relief. ... [Read More]
colorado.gov
...plan a vacation in Colorado? You may want to start by visting the official Colorado travel and tourism website. You'll also find information on nature, history, and more under Visiting and Activities . ... [Read More]
Colorado Dept of Personnel and Administration (DPA) - Division of Human Resources (DHR)
Travel, car rental, and related vacation and lodging discounts are listed in this section. Employees must contact the specific vendor for more information and for making reservations or bookings. ... [Read More]
Colorado Dept of Personnel and Administration (DPA) - Finance and Procurement (DFP)
Appendix B - Maximum Allowable Meal Per Diem Rates for Travel to Alaska, Hawaii, the Commonwealths of Puerto Rico and the Northern Mariana Islands, and Possessions of the United States. ... [Read More]
Colorado Historical Records Advisory Board
Colorado State Archives, Denver, CO: $8,524 to support the travel and meeting expensesof the Colorado Historical Records Advisory Board. (91-060) ... Colorado Historical Records Advisory Board, Denver, CO: $9,053 for a planning grant toprovide travel and meeting support for the board and a consultant to assist the board indeveloping a more comprehensive statewide planning effort in the future. (94-045) ... Colorado Historical Records Advisory Board, Fort Collins, CO: $9,999 for travel andmeeting expenses to allow the state board to carry out its grant review and statewidearchival planning missions. (86-066) ... [Read More]
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