From The Pueblo Chieftain (Chris Woodka):
She will head a group that was formed in 2005 to sort out state water issues by encouraging dialogue on water issues at the grass-roots level and broadening the scope of participants in the discussion. In January, Ritter put renewed importance on the IBCC during a speech to the Colorado Water Congress, saying the board needs to meet more often to help shape state water policy. “Alex’s long experience as a water litigator and her dedication to resolving difficult water policy challenges make her an invaluable asset for all who are concerned about Colorado’s future,” said James B. Martin, executive director of DNR, in a press release. “I look forward to Alex’s leadership in this most critical natural resource arena.” Davis interacts with other agencies within DNR, such as State Parks, the Division of Wildlife and the Colorado Water Conservation Board.
“The IBCC has gained real momentum in tackling statewide water supply issues,” Davis said. “I am honored to be able to continue working with the IBCC members to create a positive vision for Colorado water supply solutions.”
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