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written statement was submitted to the Colorado Air Quality Control Commission July 9.
Among the arguments that the two groups make is that the trip-reduction program is too aggressive and is based on baseline numbers that are not accurate. They contend that the program would require reductions far greater than any achieved in similar programs.
The NCLA, which lobbies on behalf of the chambers of commerce in Fort Collins, Greeley and Loveland, said that about 2,600 companies across the Denver area and the North Front Range, including 350 in Larimer and Weld County, would be required to comply with the pending rules by April 2022. If approved, the program would require companies with more than 100 employees at a single worksite to:
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Ann Hutchison, CEO of the Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce, ticked off the numbers that help to frame where the economy stands during a chamber state-of-business event Tuesday afternoon at the Anheuser Busch visitors center.
The gross regional product regional defined as Larimer and Weld counties grew during the 2020 pandemic year. It was $32.9 billion in 2019 and $34.6 billion in 2020. The increase reflects the uneven nature of how the pandemic affected businesses. Some businesses did very well, she said, and others struggled.
The labor force is bigger now than at the end of 2019 by about 1,116 people, but the number of employed people is smaller 352,112 now versus 367,055 at the end of 2019.
FORT COLLINS The Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce has launched Northern Colorado Prospers 2.0, a major fund drive to support a series of overarching goals for the community and its businesses.
As announced Wednesday at a kickoff event an event that also celebrated the contributions of about 50 investors so far the campaign has a $4 million goal. And $2.9 million is already committed from community investors, said Kevin Unger, president and CEO of UCHealth in Northern Colorado. Unger is among the campaign leadership council. And like vaccinating the remaining adults in the community, the hard part of the fundraising campaign remains to be accomplished, he said.