Upcoming Community Events & Meetings

Our team of community liaisons would like to meet you. Please join us at upcoming programs. 

Better yet, let us come to you! Do you have a community meeting or event that we can attend? We'd like to attend if you'd like us to. We can present at meetings on a number of topics, ranging from a general agency overview to how to participate in hearings to much more. If you're looking for something more casual or fun, we also have youth-focused activities for event booths!

[Coming soon LINK -- request our attendance at your event]

Upcoming ECMC Events

Check back soon! We don't have any programs planned at the moment. 

Where You'll See Us

ECMC will have booths at the following upcoming programs. Come find us and say hello!

• 2025 Colorado State Fair
• 2025 Weld County Fair
• 2025 Greeley Family Day

Upcoming Operator Meetings

The Colorado Energy & Carbon Management Commission (ECMC) adopted Cumulative Impacts and Enhanced Systems and Practices Rules today and concluded an 18-month public process. Cumulative impacts refer to the combined effects on public health and the environment from the incremental impacts of a proposed oil and gas operation, alongside those from past, present, and foreseeable future developments.

Addressing long-standing environmental and health impacts, particularly in Disproportionately Impacted (DI) communities, requires an accurate and realistic understanding of the effects from combined exposures to chemical and other stressors such as noise, odor, and socioeconomic disadvantages. It also requires stakeholders, particularly in DI communities, to have access to information and decision-making opportunities.

The rules include a new requirement for operators to conduct a community meeting prior to submitting a permit application for proposed oil and gas development near homes. This community meeting gives local residents a chance to hear the operator’s proposal, ask questions about the project, and provide input directly to the operator before the permit application is submitted. Similarly, the rules now require a second community meeting after the permit application has passed the completeness phase of review. This meeting gives the public a chance to ask questions about information included in the permit application. ECMC Staff will attend both the pre-application and the post-completeness meetings to answer questions about the permitting process and inform community members about how they can stay engaged throughout the process. 

These meetings are hosted by operators. Below is a list of upcoming meetings. This list may not be comprehensive. 

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