Removing Environmental Obstacles to Economic and Community Development
Contact Us
Colorado Brownfields Foundation
10184 W. Belleview Ave STE 100
Littleton, CO 80128
303-962-0940
e-mail:
info@ColoradoBrownfieldsFoundation.org
The Colorado Historic Revitalization Initiative
Learn more about the Colorado Historic Revitalization
Initiative and how Colorado's heritage-oriented
projects, Scenic Byways, and Historic Districts are
cooperating with State Agencies to enable economic
development and environmental cleanup.
As part of The Colorado Historic Revitalization
Initiative, public agencies work together to restore
one of Colorado's Most Endangered Places
in Dearfield, CO.


The Colorado Brownfields Handbook
A local government guide to site reuse
and economic redevelopment.









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Providing Resources for Success
  • Project management services
  • Environmental due diligence grants
  • Risk management and funding leads
  • Take title to and remediate impaired properties
  • Charitable deductions and state tax credits on donated and bargain-
    sale property
Leveraging Opportunity
  • Site reuse and economic development studies
  • Inventory redevelopment opportunities
  • Policy and program research to further local revitalization efforts
Enhancing Capability
  • Workshops
  • Seminars
  • Speaker’s bureau
  • Removing Environmental Obstacles
  • Enhancing Economic Development Potential
Colorado Brownfields
Conference 2008:  
Call for Proposals and
Exhibitors/Sponsorships

November 20-21, 2008
Red Lion Hotel
Aurora, CO

Proposal submission deadline:
August 1, 2008
Target date for acceptance
notification: September 2, 2008


Exhibit/sponsor deadline:
August 15, 2008


The Colorado State Brownfields
Conference, hosted by CBF,
brings together key experts
from all levels of government,
business, finance, and from
local communities to share
ideas and discuss experiences
with brownfield properties.
To submit a proposal
Click Here

To sponsor the conference
Click Here
What We Do?
Colorado Brownfields Foundation provides services to promote the
cleanup and reuse of environmentally impaired sites.
What are Brownfields?
Brownfields are real property, the expansion, redevelopment, or reuse of which may be complicated by the
presence or potential presence of a hazardous substance, pollutant, or contaminant.

Redevelopment Benefits?
Cleaning up and reinvesting in these properties takes development pressures off of undeveloped, open
land, and both improves and protects the environment. Redevelopment of brownfield sites stimulates
investment in local economies, directly combating community deterioration.