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Committee considers meeting with Colorado Attorney General’s Spanish‑language liaison on June 10

3804931 · June 12, 2025
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Summary

Members of the Carbondale community committee discussed inviting a Spanish‑speaking community liaison from the Colorado Attorney General’s office to meet with the group during the week of June 10 and debated possible times to accommodate other events.

Members of the Carbondale community committee discussed bringing a Spanish‑speaking community liaison from the Colorado Attorney General’s office to meet with the committee during the week of June 10.

Committee members said the liaison, identified in the meeting as Óscar and sent by Attorney General Phil Weiser’s office, is visiting a number of counties and could meet with the committee to explain what services the office provides and how it can help protect residents’ rights in Colorado. Committee participants proposed offering two time options and preferred a midmorning slot because the committee has an evening presentation that day and a community food distribution scheduled at 9:30 a.m.

Why it matters: a meeting with the Attorney General’s community liaison could give Spanish‑speaking residents direct access to information about state resources and legal supports. Participants noted interest in an in‑person conversation and logistical constraints that would favor 10 a.m. or 11 a.m. over later times.

Committee members did not record a formal vote or set a confirmed meeting time during the session. They said they would request two time options from the liaison and circulate them to committee members for a decision.