Where We Stand—In Writing
As the voice of Northwest Colorado – put to paper. Our letters and resolutions express the region’s collective legislative priorities, developed through the strategic planning of our members. They reflect our positions on legislation, land use, energy, wildlife, infrastructure, and more. Whether we’re backing a bill or calling out federal overreach, every word is written with purpose and represents the communities we serve.
This is where policy meets principle—and where rural Colorado draws the line.
Explore the letters and resolutions below to see where we’ve stood, what we’ve fought for, and how we continue to shape Colorado’s future.
AGNC Letters and Resolutions
At AGNC, we don’t just talk—we act. Our letters and resolutions are written proof of where we stand and who we stand for. These aren’t just documents—they’re declarations. They reflect our advocacy, our strategy, and our commitment to protecting the values and livelihoods of Northwest Colorado.
AGNC Letters
Challenged the proposed relocation of the USPS distribution center, citing critical impacts on rural service and community access.
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Opposed politically motivated appointments to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission, calling for leadership that reflects rural values and realities.
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Pushed back on Phase 2 of the AQCC’s emissions rules—policies that threaten regional employers like Natural Soda and weaken Just Transition goals.
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Addressed concerns after the veto of the wolf reintroduction management bill, highlighting the need for scientific and local input.
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Urged support for legislation to assist communities navigating the energy transition.
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Voiced concerns about wolf reintroduction and the need to protect rural communities, livestock, and economies.
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Outlined the unique challenges faced by Northwest Colorado during the COVID-19 crisis and urged targeted support.
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February 29, 2024 – Objection to USPS Distribution Center Relocation
Challenged the proposed relocation of the USPS distribution center, citing critical impacts on rural service and community access.
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February 5, 2024 – Objection to CPW Appointments
Opposed politically motivated appointments to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission, calling for leadership that reflects rural values and realities.
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September 5, 2023 – Objection to GEMM 2 Rulemaking
Pushed back on Phase 2 of the AQCC’s emissions rules—policies that threaten regional employers like Natural Soda and weaken Just Transition goals.
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May 17, 2023 – Response to Governor’s Veto of SB23-256
Addressed concerns after the veto of the wolf reintroduction management bill, highlighting the need for scientific and local input.
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July 20, 2022 – Support for National Energy Community Transition Act
Urged support for legislation to assist communities navigating the energy transition.
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April 5, 2021 – Letter to CPW Regarding Wolf Reintroduction
Voiced concerns about wolf reintroduction and the need to protect rural communities, livestock, and economies.
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May 20, 2020 – Letter to Governor Polis on Pandemic Concerns
Outlined the unique challenges faced by Northwest Colorado during the COVID-19 crisis and urged targeted support.
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AGNC Resolutions
Took a firm stand against Prop 127, protecting science-based wildlife management.
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Called for a halt to wolf releases until rural input and environmental impact reviews are properly addressed.
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Opposed top-down monument designation in favor of local planning and stakeholder input.
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Supported strategic legislation to create backup routes for critical infrastructure.
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Endorsed key forest and watershed management strategies through the Colorado Forest and Water Alliance.
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Opposed extreme ballot initiative threatening traditional agricultural practices and rural livelihoods.
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Advocated for fair representation and rural voice in redistricting efforts.
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Opposed sweeping federal land policies that bypass local control.
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Protected the state’s energy industry from a ballot measure that would have gutted responsible development.
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Advocated for a welcome center to support tourism, access, and regional pride.
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Called for innovation and market-driven approaches to coal beyond combustion.
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Reinforced the need for local control over wildlife reintroduction and livestock protections.
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September 18, 2024 – Resolution 24-3: Opposing Proposition 127
Took a firm stand against Prop 127, protecting science-based wildlife management.
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June 26, 2024 – Resolution 24-2: Pause on Wolves Release
Called for a halt to wolf releases until rural input and environmental impact reviews are properly addressed.
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May 15, 2024 – Resolution 24-1: Opposing Dolores Canyon National Monument
Opposed top-down monument designation in favor of local planning and stakeholder input.
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May 25, 2022 – Resolution 22-1: Supporting I-70 Alternate Routes
Supported strategic legislation to create backup routes for critical infrastructure.
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July 21, 2021 – Resolution 21-4: Adopting COFWA Principles
Endorsed key forest and watershed management strategies through the Colorado Forest and Water Alliance.
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May 19, 2021 – Resolution: Opposing Ballot Initiative 16
Opposed extreme ballot initiative threatening traditional agricultural practices and rural livelihoods.
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April 21, 2021 – Resolution: Colorado Redistricting
Advocated for fair representation and rural voice in redistricting efforts.
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March 17, 2021 – Resolution: Opposing 30x30 Land Preservation Goal
Opposed sweeping federal land policies that bypass local control.
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September 19, 2018 – Resolution 18-4: Opposing Proposition 112
Protected the state’s energy industry from a ballot measure that would have gutted responsible development.
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July 18, 2018 – Resolution 18-3: Support for Colorado Welcome Center in Dinosaur
Advocated for a welcome center to support tourism, access, and regional pride.
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July 18, 2018 – Resolution 18-2: Support for Alternative Uses of Coal
Called for innovation and market-driven approaches to coal beyond combustion.
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May 16, 2018 – Resolution 18-1: Wolf Management
Reinforced the need for local control over wildlife reintroduction and livestock protections.
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