IN THE NEWS
- July 2022 Column: Protecting our water for generations to come
- Rep. Roberts’ bill aims to aid food service businesses in mountain counties battling inflation
- June 2022 Column: Support for first responders to make our communities safer
- Polis signs Roberts’ bills to cut child care costs and invest in affordable housing projects
- Western Slope leaders reflect on 2022 session that covered school funding, mental health services, tax relief
- May 2022 Column: What Got Done This Session
- April 2022 Column: A Strong and Balanced Budget
- Roberts’ bill to fund workforce housing, infrastructure signed into law
- Western Slope lawmakers talk housing, behavioral health in virtual town hall
- Roberts’ bills to prevent crime signed into law
- Polis signs funeral home inspection bill in response to alleged ‘atrocities’ of Kent Funeral Home in Gypsum
- State Rep. Roberts stresses housing, child care, public safety as top priorities this session
- Dylan Roberts’ bill nominated for honor
- Commissioners, Rep. Roberts discuss child care crisis
- Eagle County’s Roberts on legislative task force for federal housing funding
- Avon’s Dylan Roberts announces run for Colorado Senate
- 2021 session is over but there is more work to do this year
- New state law gives boost to mountain area tourism, broader economy
- Polis signs Colorado Option into law
- Colorado Option health insurance bill aims to bring cheaper premiums to areas with few choices on the marketplace
- Colorado legislature restarts; COVID-19 recovery, transportation funding are priorities
- 2021 Session: Time to get to work for Eagle & Routt Counties
- Reps. James Coleman, Dylan Roberts make national 20 under 40 list
- Rep. Dylan Roberts eager for a second term at Colorado statehouse
- Eagle, Routt counties pinched by pandemic on health insurance
- Colorado bill to expand loan of water to the environment has wide support
- Roberts: Bringing the Capitol to a town near you
- Roberts: Lifelines for small businesses
- Bill extending, modifying Rural Jump-Start program signed into law