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Title: State procurement and contracting
Date: 2016

Title: Cash fund transfers to the general fund
Date: 2010

Title: Fiscal Stability Commission : report to the Colorado General Assembly
Date: 2009

Title: Summary of the state budget situation
Date: 2009

Title: Trends in state government finance in Colorado, 1946-1970
Date: 1971

Title: House Joint Resolution 03-1033 study : TABOR, Amendment 23, the Gallagher Amendment, and other fiscal issues
Date: 2003

Title: General fund budget summary
Date: 2009

Title: Fee bills 2009 session
Date: 2009

Title: The FY1998-99 TABOR refund
Date: 1999

Title: Trends in state government finance in Colorado [Part 1]. 1946-1967 : a report of the Colorado General Assembly
Date: 1968

Title: 1959 McNichols tax study recommendations
Date: 2001

Title: Governmental expenditures as a proportion of the economy
Date: 2009

Title: Interim Committee to Study the State Procurement Process : report to the Colorado General Assembly
Date: 2005

Title: Trends in state government finance in Colorado. Part III. 1946-1971 : a report of the Colorado Legislative Council
Date: 1972

Title: Fiscal Stability Commission 2009 report to Legislative Council
Date: 2009

Title: Recommendations for 2004, Interim Committee on Fiscal Restraints : report to the Colorado General Assembly
Date: 2003

Title: Overview of the state budget situation
Date: 2005

Title: Financial issues affecting Colorado in 2003
Abstract: Presentation used in Colorado General Assembly's new member orientation program in December 2002 to explain facets of Colorado's financial picture.
Date: 2002

Title: State procurement and contracting
Date: 2017

Title: Funding mechanisms and fiscal notes
Abstract: This memorandum is intended for use by policymakers, legislative drafters, and budget analysts to understand the different funding mechanisms that may be used in legislation. It describes how different funding mechanisms in legislation impact the state budget and how they are shown in fiscal notes. These funding mechanisms include appropriations, transfers, diversions, and warrants on state funds, as well as fee revenue and gifts, grants, or donations. The memorandum concludes with a list of funding mechanisms for which voter approval is required.
Date: 2023

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