Colorado Department Of Public Health And Environment

Aurora Congregation Under Review Following Reports Of Homeless Exploitation Scheme

21Jul

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Aurora Congregation Under Review Following Reports Of Homeless Exploitation Scheme

By: David Migoya | The Denver Gazette Two regional Seventh-day Adventist conferences that oversee the activities of its member churches across several states have launched inquiries into an Aurora-based congregation tied to a Medicaid operation that exploited the homeless. The Rocky Mountain Conference and the Central States Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist church — based in Denver and Kansas City, Kansas, respectively, and representing about 150 congregations in six states — said revelations that a newly created Aurora church was part of that enterprise were troubling. A Denver Gazette investigation into “The Program” showed how the Maranatha Indonesian-American Seventh-day Adventist Church was connected to a home-health agency that over three years collec...

Speak now: Colorado air commission invites public input in Pueblo

3Jun

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Speak now: Colorado air commission invites public input in Pueblo

By Cory Gaines | Commentary, Colorado Accountability Project In Pueblo or know someone who is? Speak up to the AQCC. The image with this post is from an email I got last week. It gives details on an in-person public comment session for the Air Quality Control Commission happening in Pueblo on the 24th. It’s live only and you don’t need to sign up, you can just go. In case you want it (and since pictures don’t have clickable links), I put the link from the email below. Things like this are a great opportunity for everyday people to interact with their government and see others doing same. Even if all you did was attend, you’d have a chance to see what this board does, what others say to them, etc. Beyond that, I want to put in a word for speaking up. I would ...

Colorado Board Eases Birth Certificate Rules Offering Hope To Long Overlooked Residents

19Feb

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Colorado Board Eases Birth Certificate Rules Offering Hope To Long Overlooked Residents

By: Jaclyn Allen | Denver7 Board of Health approves change to delayed birth certificate rule, calls for legislative fix. DENVER — After Denver7 Investigates reported on the issue of Colorado's "ghosts" last year, the Colorado Board of Health unanimously voted Thursday to remove one of the most restrictive requirements in the state’s delayed birth certificate rules. It's a change advocates say will open the door for many Coloradans who have lived for years without proof of their birth. The new rule replaces the requirement that applicants provide at least one document created before their 10th birthday with the requirement that at least one document be 10 years old at the time of application. Advocates say the previous standard created a “lifetime bar”...

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Aurora Congregation Under Review Following Reports Of Homeless Exploitation Scheme

Speak now: Colorado air commission invites public input in Pueblo

Colorado Board Eases Birth Certificate Rules Offering Hope To Long Overlooked Residents

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