Colorado’s forgotten Noble Bill: The fight to keep road money on the road
By Greg Walcher | Commentary, GregWalcher.com
This Fall Colorado voters may see a ballot measure to change the way highway funding is spent, always a source of controversy and heated debate. For all but the most inner-city urban voters, though, the issue is a no-brainer if ever there was such a thing.
Building, fixing, and maintaining the roads was the founding issue – 76 years ago – of Club 20, the voice of the Western Slope ever since. It remains a major reason that organization still holds together the diverse communities west of the Continental Divide, and it’s an issue that continues to unite people in all the rural parts of the state and most of the suburbs.
Regional and state leaders have devoted their careers to making sure rural roads are not ignored by a sta...


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