McCall seeks H.D. 65 seat

    “Growing up here has taught me the power that comes from working collaboratively to take care of our neighbors and improve our community. I plan to use that same approach at the Capitol to position northeastern Colorado for a more prosperous future,” said fifth-generation Yuma County native Bethleen McCall in announcing her campaign for Representative of House District 65 in the Colorado Legislature.
    McCall already serves the residents of northeast Colorado in various capacities including on Yuma City Council, the Judicial Performance Review Commission for the 13th District and the Northeast Rural Philanthropy Days Committee.
    She is a founder of the Colorado Agriculture Preservation Association (a grassroots organization that protects water users and the economy of the Republican River Basin), and vice president of the Colorado Hemp Industries Association. Additionally, McCall is a member of the Yuma County Economic Development Corporation, Colorado Municipal League Policy Committee, Yuma County Landfill Board, Colorado Trust Resident Team and the Yuma County Water Authority.
 

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