Catlin’s Colorado Water Conservation Board Projects Bill Signed into Law



Governor Jared Polis signed a bipartisan bill in Silverthorne, allocating $314 million for various water projects across Colorado, including significant funding for the Shoshone Power Plant, with overwhelming legislative support and co-sponsorship from both Republican and Democratic leaders.

Reps. Catlin & Taggart Score Huge Win for Western Slope Higher Education



State Representatives Marc Catlin and Rick Taggart secured significant funding increases for Colorado Mesa University and Western Colorado University through the 2024-25 Long Appropriations Bill, ensuring crucial renovations and expansions that will benefit the Western Slope's educational landscape and retain local youth for their higher education.

Governor Polis Signs Marc Catlin’s Unanimous Graywater Use Bill

Governor Jared Polis signed a bipartisan bill at Colorado Mountain College to incentivize graywater use in new construction projects, allowing for the recycling of water from household activities for non-drinkable purposes, with unanimous legislative support and co-sponsorship from both Republican and Democratic leaders.

Rep Marc Catlin Makes Colorado History with 4th Appointment as Ag Vice-Chair

Representative Marc Catlin commenced his role as Vice-Chair of the House Committee on Agriculture, Water & Natural Resources, marking a historic appointment for a minority party member to hold such a leadership position. This reappointment underscores his influential role in shaping legislation concerning water, agriculture, wildlife, and recreation, crucial issues for the state of Colorado, particularly the Western Slope.

Marc Catlin Receives Club 20’s Award for Outstanding Public Service to Western Slope



State Representative Marc Catlin received the prestigious Dan Noble Award for outstanding public service to Western Colorado at Club 20’s Annual Spring Conference, expressing deep gratitude and admiration for the late Senator Dan Noble, whose legacy continues to inspire his work.

Catlin Reappointed and Reelected Vice-President to Colorado River District

Montrose County reappointed Marc Catlin to the Colorado River Water Conservation Board, where he also secured his fourth consecutive term and was elected Vice-President for the second consecutive year. This follows his pivotal role in the recent Shoshone Water Right Preservation Project, highlighting his ongoing commitment to safeguarding water resources crucial to Colorado's agriculture, recreation, and energy industries.