Colorado has numerous Title 32 park and recreation districts and metropolitan districts providing parks and recreation services that serve territories across multiple county or municipal jurisdictions. These large territory districts can efficiently provide better quality facilities and programs than each of the jurisdictions could do on their own. CEGR Law lawyers have years of experience with the many legal issues that can arise when providing recreation and park services to a large population—ranging from personnel and customer issues, construction issues, water rights transactions, irrigation water use and conversion to nonpotable water systems, rules and regulations, bond and lease-purchase financing for facilities, and mill levy adjustments through public elections.
CEGR Law also represents park and recreation districts in rural areas of Colorado. These small districts use tax leveraged funding to provide recreation facilities to rural populations, and face some of the same challenges as large recreation districts. We have experience working with both. And we enjoy contributing to the healthy outdoor and indoor recreation communities we serve.