Interbasin Compact Committee

Background

The Interbasin Compact Committee (IBCC) was created in 2005 as directed by the “Colorado Water for the 21st Century Act.” Since then, the IBCC has provided an important, diverse, and balanced forum for policy input across Colorado and has helped shape numerous planning initiatives through a focused discourse on the major policy challenges within and across the nine basin roundtables.

The IBCC is a 27-member committee made up of:

Two members appointed by each of the nine roundtables;
Six members appointed by the Governor, who come from “geographically diverse parts of the state” and have expertise in environmental, recreational, local governmental, industrial and agricultural matters;
One member appointed by the chairperson of the Senate Ag. Committee;
One member appointed by the chairperson of the House Ag. Committee; and
The Director of Compact Negotiations appointed by the Governor, who chairs the IBCC.

Upcoming Meetings

C9 Summit & IBCC No & Low Regrets Workshop

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The following individuals currently serve on the IBCC:

ROUNDTABLE/APPOINTING AUTHORITY	NAME
Director of Compact Negotiations	Becky Mitchell
Arkansas	Terry Scanga & Jeris Danielson
Colorado	Carlyle Currier & Angie Fowler
Gunnison	Kathleen Curry & Mark Roeber
Metro	Rick Marsicek & Lisa Darling
North Platte	Kari VanValkenberg & Vacant
Rio Grande	Cary Aloia & Vacant
South Platte	Sean Cronin & Jim Yahn
Southwest	Ken Curtis & Steve Wolff
Yampa/White	Jeff Meyers & Ken Brenner
Governor	Andy Mueller Ernest House Jr. Heather Dutton Aaron Citron Bo Shaffer Pat Wells
Senate Ag Committee	Dylan Roberts
House Ag Committee	Karen McCormick