A2486749F1F2997887258BD6007CD590 Hearing Summary

Danielle Oliveto, Office of the Governor, introduced her presentation and gave background on the Commission. Cheri Gonzalez, Philanthropy Experts, discussed benefits for financial contributors to the 150-250 Commission efforts, including potential plaques at the State Capitol. Ms. Oliveto gave background on the 150-250 Commission and the key initiatives it is pursuing. She told the committees about the agency efforts to celebrate Colorado turning 150 years old.

Ms. Oliveto told the committee about the 150 pedestrian walkway, which would connect the Capitol Complex with Lincoln Veterans Park and eventually to Civic Center Park. She spoke about the storytelling aspect of the celebration, which includes soliciting contributions from communities across Colorado.

The committee made comments on the presentation.

Amanda Clapham, Legislative Council Staff, spoke about the 150-250 projects within the State Capitol, which includes remeasuring the mile-high marker on the West steps of the Capitol, lego displays of the House and Senate chambers, and involving the communities across Colorado.

The committee discussed the mile-high markers on the Capitol steps.

Ms. Chapman discussed new items that can be sold for the celebration, including a variety of stickers. The committee discussed the type of stickers that could be sold.