Colorado Outdoor Opportunities Act

Added Coleman, Jodeh, Roberts, and Wallace to the list of Senate sponsors.

Added a note indicating the bill was amended at 3rd Reading on April 27, 2026, in the Senate.

Removed detailed text describing the $65.8 billion economic contribution, 404,000 jobs, and specific benefits of outdoor recreation.

A specific date, April 24, 2026, was added to the text, which may establish a deadline for implementation or a reporting requirement.

The bill title was changed from 'Reengrossed' to 'Revised' to accurately reflect the legislative stage and the inclusion of Senate amendments.

The list of committees was updated to include the Senate's Agriculture & Natural Resources committee, ensuring proper jurisdictional alignment for the bill's provisions.

Added new co-sponsors to the House sponsorship list.

Updated the document header to indicate the bill is 'Reengrossed' and includes all amendments adopted in the House of Introduction.

Added a note indicating the bill is at '3rd Reading Unamended' with a date of March 9, 2026.

Added a new provision (subsection d) stating that outdoor recreation provides significant economic, fiscal, and community benefits, including revenue for public services like transportation and child care, which should be equitably distributed.

Modified subsection (f) to emphasize that planning and management should consider economic and fiscal impacts on local communities and regions.

Added language to subsection (g) stressing the state's active role in managing pressures to ensure outdoor opportunities remain available for future generations.

Added a requirement for the Division of Parks and Wildlife to take a leading role in state-level coordination, strategic planning, and implementation of Colorado's outdoors strategy.

Reorganized the legislative declaration text to accommodate the new content while maintaining the original structure regarding agricultural heritage and private property rights.