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Colorado employers would need to commit to measures to protect workers from extreme heat and cold, under Western Slope lawmaker’s bill

House Bill 1272 mandates employer safety plans and state standards for extreme temperatures, addressing risks faced by Latino and other workers of color in key industries.

Summary by Vail Daily
A state lawmaker representing rural and resort areas of Colorado’s Western Slope is reviving a bill to ensure workers are protected from extreme heat and cold after a similar measure failed last year.  Rep. Elizabeth Velasco, D-Glenwood Springs, said her latest measure, House Bill 1272, comes in response to severe temperatures that have become increasingly common under climate change.  “When we talk about climate change, working people know abou…

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Vail Daily broke the news in on Wednesday, March 11, 2026.
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