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Westminster council votes 6-1 to rejoin Colorado Communities for Climate Action
Summary
City council approved a $15,000 membership in Colorado Communities for Climate Action after staff described the policy and data support the decision; one councilor voted no, preferring tree-planting spending instead.
The Westminster City Council on Feb. 10 voted 6-1 to adopt Resolution No. 3 to rejoin Colorado Communities for Climate Action (CC4CA), a statewide municipal coalition that advocates on climate and related policy.
Council members debated whether the $15,000 membership fee—budgeted in the city's 2025 priorities—will produce tangible benefits for Westminster. Bridget Tomlin, the city’s sustainability administrator, told the council the main value is policy and regulatory monitoring: "We're securing Westminster's voice on policy, rule making, other regulatory actions occurring at the state and…
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