Today Attorney General Coffman sent a letter to Congressional leadership supporting the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017. AG Coffman supports congressional action on this issue to ensure parity between the states and to protect citizen safety.

A PDF copy of the letter can be found on the right side of this webpage. 

“Level the Playing Field for Businesses by Reversing Arcane Tax Ruling”

The State won’t call you to fix your computer

Colorado Attorney General Cynthia Coffman today alerted Colorado consumers to be on the lookout for any telephone calls for tech support where the caller ID on your phones shows “Colorado State Gov’t” with a phone number 800-222-4444. “These phone calls are obviously false,” said Coffman. “No one in state government knows whether your computer is affected by a virus, and we certainly aren’t going to call you to get you to pay us to fix your computer.”

Concern Scammers may still be Operating in Other States

DENVER, CO — Today Attorney General Cynthia H. Coffman announced that a Denver court has ordered Stephen Wunder, Andrew Wunder, Bethany Wunder, and Christian Wunder, who owned and operated the Broomfield-based travel clubs Sea to Ski Vacations and Traditions Travel Group, to pay over $7 million to Colorado for defrauding consumers. 

DENVER- Attorney General Cynthia Coffman and a bipartisan coalition of 41 Attorneys General demanded documents yesterday from the nation’s leading opioid manufacturers and distributors, including information about their business practices related to the marketing, distribution and sale of opioids, as part of a national investigation into the causes of the opioid epidemic.