C.R.S. Section 24-37.5-101
Legislative declaration

  • findings

(1)

The general assembly hereby finds and declares that:

(a)

Communication and information resources in the various agencies of state government are valuable strategic assets belonging to the people of Colorado that must be managed accordingly;

(a.5)

It is imperative that the long-term sustainability and eventual retirement of information technology systems be considered when initiating a major information technology project and that project plans include the various components that will result in project success;

(b)

Technological and theoretical advances in the area of communication and information use are recent in origin, immense in scope and complexity, and progressing rapidly;

(c)

The nature of these advances presents Colorado with the opportunity to provide higher quality, more timely, and more cost-effective governmental services;

(d)

Agencies independently acquire uncoordinated and duplicative information resource technologies that are more appropriately acquired as part of a coordinated effort for maximum cost effectiveness and use;

(e)

The sharing of communication and information resource technologies among agencies is often the most cost-effective method of providing the highest quality and most timely governmental services that would otherwise be cost prohibitive;

(f)

Considerations of both cost and the need for the transfer of information among the various agencies and branches of state government in the most timely and useful form possible require a uniform policy and coordinated system for the use and acquisition of communication and information resource technologies; and

(g)

It is the policy of this state to coordinate and direct the use of communication and information resources technologies by state agencies and to provide as soon as possible the most cost-effective and useful retrieval and exchange of information both within and among the various state agencies and branches of government and from the state agencies and branches of government to the people of Colorado. To that end, the office of information technology is created.

Source: Section 24-37.5-101 — Legislative declaration - findings, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-24.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

24‑37.5‑101
Legislative declaration - findings 24‑37.5‑102
Definitions 24‑37.5‑103
Office of information technology - creation - information technology revolving fund - geographic information system coordination 24‑37.5‑105
Office - roles - responsibilities - state search interface - rules - legislative declaration - definitions 24‑37.5‑105.2
State agencies - information technology - responsibilities 24‑37.5‑105.4
Delegation of authority 24‑37.5‑106
Chief information officer - duties and responsibilities 24‑37.5‑116
Communications and stakeholder management plan 24‑37.5‑117
Use of technology to interact with citizens - working group - strategic plan 24‑37.5‑118
Change of references - director to revisor of statutes 24‑37.5‑119
Broadband service - report - broadband deployment board - broadband administrative fund - creation - rules - legislative declaration - definitions - repeal 24‑37.5‑120
Technology risk prevention and response fund - creation - definitions 24‑37.5‑121
Digital access to government services - strategic plan - reporting - legislative declaration - definitions 24‑37.5‑122
Study of personally identifiable information - authority of chief information officer - report to joint technology committee - definitions - repeal 24‑37.5‑123
Colorado operations resource engine upgrade and continuous improvement project - reporting 24‑37.5‑401
Legislative declaration 24‑37.5‑403
Chief information security officer - duties and responsibilities 24‑37.5‑404
Public agencies - information security plans 24‑37.5‑404.5
Institutions of higher education - information security plans 24‑37.5‑404.7
General assembly - information security plans 24‑37.5‑405
Security incidents - authority of chief information security officer 24‑37.5‑701
Legislative declaration - intent 24‑37.5‑702
Government data advisory board - created - duties - definition 24‑37.5‑703
Interdepartmental data protocol - contents 24‑37.5‑704
Data-sharing - authorization 24‑37.5‑801
Information technology asset inventory - refresh cycle schedule - report 24‑37.5‑802
Information technology budget requests - working group - report 24‑37.5‑901
Legislative declaration 24‑37.5‑902
Definitions 24‑37.5‑903
Colorado broadband office - creation - responsibilities - gifts, grants, or donations 24‑37.5‑904
Digital inclusion grant program - income-eligible household reimbursement program - creation - award criteria - digital inclusion grant program fund - definition - reporting - repeal
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Current through Fall 2024

§ 24-37.5-101’s source at colorado​.gov