Buena Vista, Granite, Monarch, Poncha Springs, and Salida
• Encourages informed and active participation in government,
• Works to increase understanding of major public policy issues,
• Influences public policy through education and advocacy, and
• Holds public meetings to present and discuss local issues.
Membership in the League is open to all men and women of voting age, members of all political parties and unaffiliated voters. The League does not support or oppose candidates or political parties.
Join us in making democracy work.
COMING EVENTS
- July 4, 2019 9:30 amMarch in 4th of July Parade
- August 25, 2019100th Anniversary Celebration for 19th Amendment
REGULAR MEETINGS
The league meets second Monday of each month toggling between BV & Salida.
Refer above for details and guest speakers for each meeting.
More about the League of Women Voters
Carpooling from BV is at the Family Dollar parking lot, leaving @ 10:45.
Your Chaffee County LWV is active in many ways … from Non-Partisan Forums to Informative Educational Opportunities.
The National Popular Vote Plan: What is it? How does it Work? The League of Women Voters of Chaffee County will host a second meeting addressing housing concerns in Chaffee County on March 11 in BV’s Sangre De Cristo Community Room from 12:00 -1:00 p.m. Becky Gray, Chaffee County Director of Housing, will update community members on housing progress and issues facing the county. The public is welcome to attend. Read more It’s that tine of year again – time for the League’s annual geranium sale! Geraniums are available in red, pink and salmon and are $15 each. All orders must be submitted by Tuesday, April 30. Read more The speakers are : Dr Robert Slavin: Director of the Center for Research and Reform in Education at Johns Hopkins University and contributing education columnist for the Huffington Post. Tracie Rainey: Executive Director of the Colorado School Finance Project David Blackburn: Salida School District Superintendent and Janice Martin filled in for Lisa Yates: Buena Vista School Superintendent The League of Women Voters of Chaffee County held a panel discussion about forest health in Chaffee County on December 10th at the United methodist Church in Salida.Drinks & Dialogue
Should the majority of voters pick the President? Has the electoral college become a problem? The National Popular Vote (NPV) plan guarantees election of the presidential candidate who receives the most popular votes in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
Read more Chaffee County Housing
2019 LWVCC Geranium Sale
LWVCC presents Drinks & Dialogue on Money Matters: Education Funding Issues in Colorado and the Nation
How Healthy are our Forests and What Can We Do?
