CACEO NEEDS YOU!

VOTE, VOTE, VOTE, VOTE, VOTE , VOTE

CACEO is more than 35 years young now, thanks to active and involved members like you! Your continued involvement is crucial to our longevity and to sustaining a strong association..."an association of friends helping each other find answers to shared concerns". Involvement, though, means more than just attending sponsored training and networking with other members. It also means sharing your experience, skills, and knowledge by serving on committees and in leadership positions on the Association's Board of Directors!

If you like the direction CACEO is going....get involved and keep it on course.

If you don't like the direction we are headed....get involved and promote change. -juan s. flores, president 2009-2016

The Board of Directors is the governing body of our Association. It is the Board of Directors that makes the majority of decisions regarding the direction of this association. It is an honor to serve CACEO's membership in a Board capacity. As a Board Member your most important goal is to represent the members of the Association, to voice concerns brought to your attention and act to alleviate those concerns when it is for the good of the Association.

CACEO elections are held every December. We elect Officers (President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer) as well as general Director positions during the December Quarterly Training Business Meeting and newly elected directors begin serving their term on January 1st. All Board of Director positions are two year terms, the President and Secretary elections are on odd years (2009, 2011, etc.) and the positions of Vice-President and Treasurer terms are on even years (2010, 2012, etc.).

Board Positions Available

CACEO is currently accepting applications to make appointments for two (2) Board of Directors and the Goodwill Ambassador:

Director Position – Term ending December 2026
Director Position – Term ending December 2027
Goodwill Ambassador – Term ending December 2027

These positions offer a meaningful opportunity to help guide the future of CACEO and represent the interests of our membership.

About the CACEO Board

The Board of Directors is the governing body of our Association and is responsible for making many of the decisions that shape CACEO’s direction. Serving on the Board is both an honor and a responsibility.

As a Board Director, your most important role is to:

Represent the members of the Association
Listen to concerns brought forward by members
Work collaboratively to address those concerns when it benefits the Association as a whole

The Goodwill Ambassador helps foster relationships and positive engagement by:

Promoting CACEO outreach to members and professionals associated with code enforcement
Maintaining social contact with members and others connected to the profession
Sending cards, flowers, gifts, or care baskets when appropriate (such as congratulations, condolences, or support)
Helping recognize important milestones within our membership
Performing other duties as assigned by the CACEO Board of Directors

Additional Information

The Board Director positions are vacant and no election will be held to fill the positions. The Goodwill Ambassador position is currently filled but their term has expired. All CACEO members are eligible to apply for appointment to any of these positions. CACEO by-laws permits the Board of Directors to appoint members into vacant board seats. The Board of Directors will make appointments from the applications received at the Board of Directors meeting in May.

Application Deadline

Applications must be submitted by May 8.

If you are interested in serving CACEO and helping shape the future of our organization, please submit your Board of Directors application by the deadline. Click here to download the application.

Serving on the Board is a rewarding way to contribute to the profession, strengthen our association, and help fellow members across Colorado. We encourage anyone interested in making a difference to apply!

Thank you for your continued commitment to CACEO and to the code enforcement profession.

Election and Voting Process