Organizations

: Colorado Christian University School of Music; Colorado Christian University School of Music

: Colorado Department of Transportation; Formed in 1917 as the Colorado Highway Department, its main responsibilities include maintaining highways and bridges across the entire state of Colorado. After being renamed the Colorado Department of Highways in 1968, its name was changed to the Colorado Department of Transportation.

: Colorado Fuel and Iron Company (Pueblo, Colorado); The company maintained a coal mine and tipple in Garfield County, Colorado, which they used to supply their foundry in Pueblo via the company-owned Crystal River Railroad. The company was founded by John C. Osgood in the late Nineteenth century.

: Colorado Historical Records Advisory Board (CHRAB); "About CHRAB: The Colorado Historical Records Advisory Board (CHRAB), established by Executive order of the Governor in 1976, serves two primary roles. In partnership with the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC): Reviews NHPRC grant proposals from Colorado organizations and makes recommendations to the National Commission. Serves as a central advisory body within Colorado for historical records planning and coordination. NHPRC mandates strategic planning as a primary function of state boards. Mission Statement: The CHRAB will ensure understanding of our state’s past by supporting statewide, the efforts to identify, preserve, and promote access to essential historical documentation. Vision Statement: To be effective, CHRAB must encourage all users to access historical information. We also must find technologies, techniques and partners that can improve service and efficiency, and we must assist all repositories in expanding, continuously, their capability to meet basic and ideal expectations." --Taken from https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/archives/CHRAB; Accessed 9/19/18.

: Colorado Mental Institute; The Colorado Mental Health Institute at Fort Logan (CMHIFL) is a 94-bed hospital that provides inpatient behavioral health treatment services to adult patients. CMHIFL serves as the State’s “safety net” provider for inpatient psychiatric services, predominantly treating the indigent, as well as Medicaid-eligible and Medicare-eligible individuals. Typically, these individuals are referred for admission by the community mental health centers, county departments of human and social services, and the Department’s Division of Youth Services.

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