Each year, the Colorado Department of the Treasury partners with legislators, state agencies, and stakeholders to advance policies that promote financial stability, transparency, and long-term economic health for the state. The legislative session runs from January to May annually. During this time, the Treasury supports legislation that aligns with its mission to safeguard public funds and ensure fiscal responsibility.
2025 Legislative Priorities
Revised Uniform Unclaimed Property Act (RUUPA) HB 25-1224
This bill updates Colorado’s unclaimed property law to make it easier for individuals, businesses, and local governments to reclaim lost assets. It improves fraud prevention, streamlines audits, caps finder’s fees at 10%, and adds protections for emerging property types like virtual currency.
Building Urgent Infrastructure and Leveraging Dollars (BUILD) SB 25-081
This landmark legislation creates the BUILD Authority that will offer innovative financing for critical projects by providing new, flexible tools for the state to invest in Colorado infrastructure, economic development, and community projects. The initiative will help grow local economies and responsibly manage public funds for critical, urgent infrastructure needs.
Legislative Liaison
If you have further questions about the Treasury’s legislative priorities, please contact our Legislative Liaison, Leah Marvin-Riley.