Legislative and Community Action

Throughout the year, CBHC engages with legislators, policymakers and community stakeholders to develop and advocate for policies to strengthen the behavioral health system and improve the wellbeing of all Coloradans.

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Legislative Resources

As Colorado navigated one of the most challenging budget environments in recent memory, CBHC remained focused on protecting and strengthening the behavioral health safety net. Throughout the 2026 legislative session, we worked closely with legislators, state agencies, and community partners to preserve critical investments, advance operationally workable policy solutions, and position Colorado’s behavioral health system for long-term sustainability. Learn more below.

2026 Legislative Review

  • 2026 Policy Platform

    As Colorado faces a structural budget shortfall and new federal cuts under H.R. 1, CBHC is focused on protecting the behavioral health safety net—the programs and services that keep Coloradans healthy, stable, and connected to care.

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  • Legislation Tracker

    A secure legislative tracking service with the fastest, most complete and up-to-date data available provided by Capitol Commons. 

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Find Your Elected Official

Learn about your elected officials' personal background, voting history, and how to contact them.

 

  • Legislator Voting & Personal History Resources

    Ballotpedia delivers unbiased information to educate and inspire American voters.


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  • Colorado Legislators & Contact Info

    The General Assembly consists of 100 members - 35 Senators and 65 Representatives. The President of the Senate, Speaker of the House of Representatives, and the Majority and Minority Leaders of each chamber serve as the primary leadership for the legislature.


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  • Federal & State Legislator Voting & Contact Info

    Vote Smart's mission is to provide free, factual, unbiased information on candidates and elected officials to ALL Americans.

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Federal Advocacy

As a member of The National Council for Mental Wellbeing, CBHC supports the objectives outlined by this organization for change at the federal level.

  • National Council's Priorities

    They fight to advance policies that expand access to high-quality mental health and substance use treatment services.

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  • Federal Mental Health Bills

    Use this page to browse bills in the U.S. Congress related to the subject Mental health, as determined by the Library of Congress.


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Dig Deeper Into the Issues

There are many ways to get involved in behavioral health care transformation. Learn more about our current policy priorities and initiatives, and the steps you can take to make your voice heard.

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