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The Colorado Association for Municipal Court Administration is a non-profit organization comprised of employees in the
field of court administration.
In the winter months of 1969 and 1970 a small group of Denver metro area Municipal Court
Clerks and Administrators began to meet informally to discuss issues on managing municipal courts. For the first time
these people were able to relate with others who worked in the same field.
The meetings were so successful that the
group, of about 20 members, formed the Colorado Association of Municipal Court Clerks and decided to draft a set of bylaws.
The bylaws were adopted on June 27, 1970. At this time the first president was elected and the name was changed
to the Colorado Association of Municipal Administrators. Subsequently it was changed again to its current name.
CAMCA strives to increase the proficiency of municipal administration.
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