Your Voice Belongs at the State Capitol
CECA is a statewide grassroots network built to help people like you stay informed and speak up on the issues at the Colorado State Capitol that shape your electric service, your community and your way of life.
Whether you live on the Eastern Plains, on the Western Slope, or in a suburban neighborhood along the Front Range, if your electricity comes from a rural electric cooperative, you are member-owner and an important part of your co-op.
And your voice matters more than you might think.
Too often, rural and suburban Coloradans are left out of decisions made at the State Capitol – decisions that impact your electric rates, your service and your community.
Colorado’s electric cooperatives have a strong voice at the State Capitol now, but policymakers need to hear more from the people who live and work in the communities these policies affect. That’s where Colorado Electric Co-op Advocates (CECA) comes in.
We make staying informed and taking action simple. We’ll keep you updated on key issues and policy priorities, teach you how to engage effectively in advocacy and let you know when we need help reaching out to lawmakers through customized, ready-to-use messages that make it easy to act in just a few minutes.
By joining today, you’ll get:
- Clear, timely nonpartisan updates on the issues and state-level policies that could impact your co-op and how it serves its members
- Easy to understand resources on how the policymaking process works and how you can get involved
- Action alerts when your voice is needed, with ready-to-use customizable messages that make reaching your lawmaker fast and easy
Join CECA today and help advocate before the State Legislature and ensure your co-op can keep delivering the safe, reliable and affordable power your community depends on, now and for generations to come.
Your privacy matters to us. We’ll only use the information you give us, like your address, to match you with the appropriate legislator from your district and will never share it with a third party.
