Congressional delegation says 2021 may be the year of infrastructure
Members of the Colorado congressional delegation say that this year might be the best chance in several years to achieve passage of an infrastructure bill that would benefit the state and the nation as a whole.
Sen. Michael Bennet, Rep. Joe Neguse and representatives from the offices of Sen. John Hickenlooper and Rep. Ken Buck joined a Zoom call Friday that was hosted by the Northern Colorado Legislative Alliance, the lobbying group for the chambers and economic-development agencies of Northern Colorado.
Bennet said he expects that infrastructure will move to the top of the priority list once the next economic stimulus package…
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