SPECIAL DISTRICTS

The core of our practice is organizing and representing metropolitan and other special districts. Once formed, these local government entities allow for the provision of a wide range of necessary public improvements and services. Special districts are formed for the purpose of funding public infrastructure needed to support new commercial or residential developments that cannot otherwise be provided by the governing county and/or municipality.

Since 1988, McGeady Sisneros has served as general counsel to more than 200 special districts throughout Colorado, from the Front Range to the Western Slope, and the list continues to expand. Members of our Firm have over twenty-five (25) years of experience in all aspects of special district representation, including organization, elections, meetings, open records, construction and construction financing, right-of-way acquisition, improvement operations, intergovernmental agreements, public finance, and debt issuance and restructuring. In addition, our Firm has represented clients in evaluating the impacts of property being included or excluded from a special district and evaluating the enforceability of liens and agreements with special districts.

Our Firm has also been involved in the establishment of urban renewal authorities, downtown development authorities, and the organization of general improvement districts, special improvement districts, local improvement districts, business improvement districts, public improvement districts and covenant-created public improvement fee financings, as well as the consolidation and dissolution of special districts.

Frequently asked questions about Special Districts

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