Posted on December 4, 2018 by The Arc The Arc released the following statement following the death of President George H.W. Bush. “President Bush and members of his administration were crucial participants in the development and enactment of…
Read MoreDear Members and friends of The Arc of Larimer County, Happy Fall! 2018 has already been an engaging and exciting year for all of us at The Arc of Larimer County. In this excitement, we…
Read MorePosted September 18, 2018 You can call or email Fort Collins City Council and ask that bus stop updates remain at current funding levels! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jnjq1vw928M What’s Happening Now: The City of Fort Collins uses a…
Read MorePosted Aug. 15th, 2018 from The Arc of The United States Click here to read on The Arc’s Blog From The Arc of the United States: Today, The Arc came out in opposition to Judge…
Read MoreThe Arc of Larimer County (The Arc LC) promotes and protects the civil rights and overall wellbeing of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) through individual and systems advocacy and education to foster lifelong…
Read MorePosted May 18th, 2018 Governor Hickenlooper made a stop on May 18th in Fort Collins to sign a bill to increase employment outcomes for people with disabilities. The bill, SB18-145, sponsored by Senator John Kefalas…
Read MorePosted on April 17, 2018 by The Arc Washington, DC – Yesterday, House Agriculture Committee Chairman Mike Conaway (TX-11) released a draft of the 2018 Agriculture and Nutrition Act, also known as the “Farm Bill,” to reauthorize farm programs…
Read MoreLetter from Marilee Boylan, Executive Director of The Arc of Larimer County Published April 2nd, 2018 After a recent opinion piece in the Coloradoan titled, “Disabled workers in Fort Collins lose jobs with government rule…
Read MorePosted March 15, 2018 The Arc of Larimer County, a non-profit advocacy organization for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, is partnering up with the Sexual Assault Victim Advocacy Center (or SAVA) and The Responsible…
Read MorePosted March 9th, 2018 The NFRMPO is undertaking the 2045 Regional Transit Element (2045 RTE), which is the long-range regional transit plan. The first step of the RTE is to analyze the current transit system and demographics…
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