The attorneys at CEGR Law represent special districts as general counsel, and thereby are familiar with the many types of legal issues that arise and require advice and action. We attempt to solve legal problems without litigation and promote solutions that prevent future legal issues. Our professional staff is adept at ensuring that our clients achieve annual compliance as required by the Colorado statutes for Title 32 special districts. Our attorneys routinely collaborate and assist one another in keeping abreast of changes to the law affecting special districts, and the drafting of election questions and governance documents. We have long advised clients on all aspects of the Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR) law in Colorado, and the various implications that law can have on tax revenues, budgeting, and public finance.
CEGR Law serves as general counsel to numerous special districts along the front range, in the mountains and all throughout Colorado. As general counsel we assist with and advise on elections, statutory compliance, public meetings and open records, construction contracts and administration, operations and service provisions, intergovernmental agreements, public finance and debt issuance, transactional matters of all types, and the inclusion of property, consolidation and dissolution of special districts.
We provide whatever level of service our clients need with respect to the ongoing operation of the district—with regard to budgeting, public notices, compliance with statutory requirements, assistance with policy documents, and participation in Board executive sessions to advise on litigation, property acquisition, strategy in negotiations, and other topics allowed in such sessions. The level of service we provide is determined by the client in consultation with our professional staff. We don’t require a minimum level of service and attempt to keep our legal services in alignment with client needs.