CDPHE Update Call
This update covers CDPHE information from May 1, 2019, including FY20 POC assignments, changes in performance ratings for budget categories, updates on tobacco-focused initiatives, and implications of recent legislative actions. Key contacts and upcoming meetings are highlighted.
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CDPHE Update Call May 1, 2019
CDPHE Update Call Welcome FY20 POC assignment changes Performance Ratings for budget category CEPEG- Update on QPR Quarter 4 changes Sharing Tobacco Focused Community Profile info with your community HB19-1033 Passed, What does it mean for your city and county? Tobacco Tax Initiative- What do we know so far? Questions Wrap Up Next Meeting: July 10, 2019
FY20 STEPP POC Assignments for Contracts Cessation Pillar State and Community Policy Pillar Michelle Lynch Cessation Team Lead Michelle.Lynch@state.co.us 303-692-2519 Kathy Jacobsen FDA/Operations Manager Kathy.Jacobsen@state.co.us 303-692-2501 Natalya Verscheure Tobacco Manager Natalya.Verscheure@state.co.us 303-692-6320 Jill Bednarek State & Community Policy Lead Jill.Bednarek@state.co.us 303-692-2475 National Jewish - QuitLine Sherryl Garcia Jennifer Schwartz Terry Rousey Youth Policy Specialist Terry.Rousey@state.co.us 303-691-4067 Zach Dunlop Cessation Specialist Zach.Dunlop@state.co.us 303-692-6299 FDA Lead Program Coordinator Sherryl.Garcia@state.co.us 303-692-2449 Training and Technical Assistance Mgr Jennifer.Schwartz@state.co.us 303-692-2509 FDA Regents FDA Denver DPHE FDA Jefferson FDA Mesa FDA Pueblo FDA Weld El Paso NEHD (6) Northwest CO Health(4) Pitkin (3) CBHC Weld Summit *GIS Mapping CSPH-TA CDC Workplan BWHP-TA Lake Kit Carson Dolores Rio Blanco Rio Grande (5) Park Delta (6) Evaluation and Surveillance ALA- ONE Step BHWP- TIG BHWP-WH Children s E-Referral 2.0 RMHPF-BMTF Summit CCC *MCH Liaison Montezuma Sharon Crocco Keith Cooper SHS Policy Specialist Keith.Cooper@state.co.us 303-692-2508 FDA Backup Program Coordinator Sharon.Crocco@state.co.us 303-692-2412 Judith Tieku Cessation Generalist Judith.Tieku@state.co.us 303-692-6409 Carsten Baumann FDA Regents FDA Denver DPHE FDA Jefferson FDA Mesa FDA Pueblo FDA Weld Manager, Evaluation Unit & External Evaluations Carsten.Baumann@state.co.us 303-692-2556 CSPH-LGBT Health Boulder Jefferson (3) Larimer Pueblo DHHA SF MUH Sharon Tracey State & Community Generalist Sharon.Tracey@state.co.us 303-691-4038 CSPH-Youth Otero (9) RMC Health SJB Health (2) Tri-County(4) Chaffee San Juan CASBHC-SBHC MUH Nav-El Paso Broomfield MUH Nav-Mercy DHHA Community Mesa Sarah Barrett Fremont (2) Tobacco Unit Program Assistant Sarah.Barrett@state.co.us 303-692-6309 Renee Calanan Chronic Disease Epidemiologist Renee.calanan@state.co.us 303-692-2876 Dee Dee Vallez Tobacco Cessation Intervention Coordinator Dee-Dee.Vallez@state.co.us 303-692-2308 Alison Reidmohr Tobacco Communications Strategist Alison.Reidmohr@state.co.us 303-692-6370 National Jewish - QuitLine Inline SE2-Tob Aw.
Performance Ratings for Budget Category
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CEPEG Update on QPR Quarter 4 changes *Presentation*
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Sharing Tobacco Focused Sharing Tobacco Focused Community Community Profile Info With Your Community Info With Your Community Profile
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HB19 HB19- -1033 1033 What does it mean for your city and county?
Colorados Preemption of Local Tobacco Point of Sale Strategies Taxation statutes have language that penalizes local communities from implementing policies consistent with tobacco control best practices to reduce access to tobacco. C.R.S. 39-22-623: Title 39 Taxation (II) (A) In order to qualify for distribution of state income tax moneys, units of local government are prohibited from imposing fees, licenses, or taxes on any person as a condition for engaging in the business of selling cigarettes or from attempting in any manner to impose a tax on cigarettes.
The following four policies were determined to be the top priorities for addressing youth tobacco initiation: 1. Require a license for tobacco retailers. 2. Increase penalties for violations of the state law prohibiting tobacco sales to minors. 3. Update the tobacco-free schools law. 4. Remove restrictions on localities that prohibit state tax reimbursement if they license or tax cigarettes
Removal of Preemption on Local Tobacco Point of Sale Strategies C.R.S. 39-22-623: Title 39 Taxation (II) (A) In order to qualify for distribution of state income tax moneys, units of local government are prohibited from imposing fees, licenses, or taxes on any person as a condition for engaging in the business of selling cigarettes or from attempting in any manner to impose a tax on cigarettes. 39-28-112. (1) ARTICLE 28 DOES NOT prevent the A STATUTORY OR HOME RULE MUNICIPALITY, COUNTY, IN THIS STATE FROM imposing, levying, and collecting of any SPECIAL SALES tax upon sales of cigarettes, TOBACCO PRODUCTS, OR NICOTINE PRODUCTS, or upon the occupation or privilege of selling cigarettes, TOBACCO PRODUCTS, OR NICOTINE PRODUCTS
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Tobacco Tax Initiative Tobacco Tax Initiative HB19 HB19- -1333 1333 What do we know so far?
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