2020 Colorado Revised Statutes
Title 26 - Human Services Code
Article 1. Department of Human Services

• Section 26-1-101. Short title.
• Section 26-1-102. Legislative declaration.
• Section 26-1-103. Definitions.
• Section 26-1-104. Construction of terms.
• Section 26-1-105. Department of human services created - executive director - powers, duties, and functions.
• Section 26-1-105.5. Transfer of functions - employees - property - records.
• Section 26-1-106. Final agency action - administrative law judge - authority of executive director.
• Section 26-1-107. State board of human services - rules.
• Section 26-1-108. Powers and duties of the executive director - rules.
• Section 26-1-109. Cooperation with federal government - grants-in-aid.
• Section 26-1-109.5. Treatment of restitution payments under this title - declaration exclusion from financial determinations.
• Section 26-1-110. Publications.
• Section 26-1-111. Activities of the state department under the supervision of the executive director - cash fund - report - rules - statewide adoption resource registry.
• Section 26-1-111.3. Activities of the state department under the supervision of the executive director - Colorado state youth development plan - creation - definitions.
• Section 26-1-112. Locating violators - recoveries.
• Section 26-1-112.5. Birth-related cost recovery program - cooperation with the department of health care policy and financing - duties of state department - repeal. (Repealed)
• Section 26-1-113. Enforcement of support - RURESA. (Repealed)
• Section 26-1-114. Records confidential - authorization to obtain records of assets - release of location information to law enforcement agencies - outstanding felony arrest warrants.
• Section 26-1-114.5. Records - access by county auditor.
• Section 26-1-115. County departments - district departments.
• Section 26-1-116. County boards - district boards.
• Section 26-1-117. County director - district director.
• Section 26-1-118. Duties of county departments, county directors, and district attorneys.
• Section 26-1-119. County staff.
• Section 26-1-120. Merit system.
• Section 26-1-120.5. Positions exempted from merit system - repeal. (Repealed)
• Section 26-1-121. Appropriations - food distribution programs.
• Section 26-1-122. County appropriations and expenditures - advancements - procedures.
• Section 26-1-122.3. Public assistance programs - county administration - data collection and analysis - vendor contract.
• Section 26-1-122.5. County appropriation increases - limitations - definitions.
• Section 26-1-123. County social services fund.
• Section 26-1-124. County social services budget.
• Section 26-1-125. County social services levy - limitations. (Repealed)
• Section 26-1-126. County contingency fund - county tax base relief fund - creation.
• Section 26-1-126.5. Effect of supreme court's interpretation of section 26-1-126, creating the county contingency fund for public assistance and welfare programs.
• Section 26-1-127. Fraudulent acts.
• Section 26-1-127.5. Prevention of erroneous payments to prisoners - incentives.
• Section 26-1-128. Report required. (Repealed)
• Section 26-1-129. Comprehensive information - packet of aged services and programs implementation.
• Section 26-1-130. Applications for licenses - authority to suspend licenses - rules definitions.
• Section 26-1-131. (Reserved)
• Section 26-1-132. Department of human services - rate setting - residential treatment service providers - monitoring and auditing - report.
• Section 26-1-133. Colorado mental health institute at Pueblo - forensic unit - authority to enter into lease. (Repealed)
• Section 26-1-133.5. Rental properties - fund created.
• Section 26-1-134. Home- and community-based services for persons with developmental disabilities - cooperation.
• Section 26-1-135. Child welfare action committee - reporting - cash fund - created.
• Section 26-1-136. Persons in a department of human services facility - medical benefits application assistance - county of residence - rules.
• Section 26-1-136.5. Menstrual hygiene products for a person in custody - definition.
• Section 26-1-136.7. Opioid treatment for a person in custody - definitions.
• Section 26-1-137. Persons committed to or placed in a department of human services facility - prohibition against the use of restraints on pregnant women.
• Section 26-1-138. Memorandum of understanding - notification of risk - rules.
• Section 26-1-139. Child fatality and near fatality prevention - legislative declaration process - department of human services child fatality review team - reporting - rules definitions.
• Section 26-1-140. State exception to HIPAA - significant threat to schools - legislative declaration - repeal. (Repealed)
• Section 26-1-141. Departments - report required - hepatitis and HIV tests - definitions.

Cross references: For the legislative declaration contained in the 1993 act enacting this part 2, see section 1 of chapter 230, Session Laws of Colorado 1993.

• Section 26-1-201. Programs administered - services provided - department of human services.

• Section 26-1-301. Definitions.
• Section 26-1-302. Colorado brain injury trust fund board - creation - powers and duties.
• Section 26-1-303. Administering entity for services for persons with traumatic brain injuries. (Repealed)
• Section 26-1-304. Services for persons with brain injuries - limitations - covered services.
• Section 26-1-305. Education about brain injury.
• Section 26-1-306. Research related to treatment of brain injuries - grants.
• Section 26-1-307. Administrative costs.
• Section 26-1-308. General fund moneys. (Repealed)
• Section 26-1-309. Trust fund.
• Section 26-1-310. Reports to the general assembly.
• Section 26-1-311. Repeal. (Repealed)

• Section 26-1-401 to 26-1-405. (Repealed).

• Section 26-1-501. (Repealed)

• Section 26-1-601 to 26-1-604. (Repealed).

• Section 26-1-701. Legislative declaration.
• Section 26-1-702. Duties of the state department - contract to implement program reporting requirement.
• Section 26-1-703. Respite care task force fund - creation.