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Colorado has 30 days to make its voice heard.
The federal government is accepting public comments on proposed changes to Section 106. This is your opportunity to tell decision-makers why meaningful consultation matters and how it helps protect Colorado’s historic places and supports local economies.
Four ways to make a difference
From contacting your legislators to submitting a public comment to passing this webpage on to others, there are many ways you can take action and support Colorado’s historic places.
Contact your legislators
Let your elected officials know that Colorado values the Section 106 process. Enter your address to find your state legislators and send them a message.
Become a CPI member
Join CPI and help us continue to advocate for historic places. CPI’s mission supports advocacy, education, and technical services for communities saving places statewide.
Stay involved with CPI
Get updates on Section 106, advocacy alerts, upcoming events, and other ways to get involved with Colorado’s unique history.
The public comment period is open for 30 days.
Colorado needs strong, unique public comments to show how these proposed changes would affect our communities, historic places, and shared history.
- Use our step-by-step tool to draft your personalized public comment
- Add your own experiences and local examples
- Download or copy your comment
- Get instructions for submitting it to the federal government
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voice heard.