Bill
HB 1095
Bill authorizes Colorado local governments to publish legal notices online instead of print newspapers, reducing costs but potentially limiting reach to digitally-disconnected residents and hurting newspaper revenue.
HB 1095 authorizes Colorado municipalities and counties to publish legal notices digitally instead of exclusively in print newspapers. The bill allows local governments to meet statutory notice requirements through online publication, potentially on government websites or digital platforms, while maintaining public access to required legal information.
Legal notices—including public hearings, bid solicitations, and property proceedings—have traditionally required expensive print newspaper publication, creating barriers for smaller jurisdictions and increasing costs. Modernizing to digital publication could reduce government spending, improve accessibility for residents who consume news online, and reflect how people actually seek information in 2026.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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