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TABOR Issue Brief: State Parks

Type: Issue Brief
Published Date: March 10, 2005
Author: BELL STAFF

Issue Brief explaining effects of the recent economic recession and Colorado???s TABOR Amendment on funding for Colorado state parks.

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Implementing Bell’s Blueprint recommendation No. 27 to ensure PERA is financially sound

Type: Blueprint for Opportunity 2006
Published Date: December 4, 2006
Author: Jones, Rich

The state should continue to closely monitor the financial soundness of the PERA system and take necessary action to ensure that it is able to make good on the benefits promised to public employees.

State and local taxes paid in Colorado by undocumented immigrants

Type: Issue Brief
Published Date: June 30, 2006
Author: Baker, RobinJones, Rich

Undocumented immigrant households paid between $159 million and $194 million in total taxes in 2005. We estimate the average undocumented household working on the books in Colorado paid $1,861 in state and local sales, income and property taxes in 2005. Undocumented immigranttax payments are equal to 70 to 86 percent of the state and local governments??? costs for providing federally mandated services.

New report links access to opportunity and health, educational and economic outcomes in Colorado

Type: Press Release
Published Date: July 18, 2002
Author: Harmon, Carrie

DENVER, CO???. Although most Coloradans have access to the kinds of opportunities that enable them to get ahead in life, significant health, educational and economic barriers still stand in the way of far too many families, according to a new report issued by the nonprofit Bell Policy Center.

Bell Policy Center releases new statewide findings in Colorado: The State of Opportunity 2005 Report

Type: Press Release
Published Date: November 1, 2005
Author: McGregor, Heather

In a new report, the Bell Policy Center assembles the most recent data available to assess the chances for opportunity for a wide spectrum of Colorado residents. The 102-page report, Colorado: The State of Opportunity 2005, looks at 39 indicators and makes 55 recommendations for improving opportunity in the state.

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