Colorado § 29-7.1-102 Organized youth athletic activities - code of conduct

Colorado Statutes

§ 29-7.1-102 — Organized youth athletic activities - code of conduct

Colorado § 29-7.1-102

Title 29Government

Art.Local Government-sponsored Youth Athletic Activity Requirements

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 29-7.1-102 (2026).

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(1)(a) Each local government shall make available a prohibited conduct policy relating to youth athletic activities.

(b)The prohibited conduct policy must include:

(I)A list of prohibited conduct by parents, spectators, coaches, and athletes and a mandatory reporting policy for adults who have knowledge of an act of prohibited conduct; and

(II)A code of conduct for parents, spectators, coaches, and athletes to follow;

(c)A local government may adopt the model code of conduct policy made available by the department pursuant to section 26.5-1-117.

(2)Each local government shall require each of its coaches to comply with the prohibited conduct policy created pursuant to subsection (1)(a) of this section.

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(1) (a)
Each local government shall make available a prohibited conduct policy relating to
youth athletic activities.

(b) The prohibited conduct policy must include:

(I) A list of prohibited conduct by parents, spectators, coaches, and athletes
and a mandatory reporting policy for adults who have knowledge of an act of
prohibited conduct; and

(II) A code of conduct for parents, spectators, coaches, and athletes to
follow;

(c) A local government may adopt the model code of conduct policy made
available by the department pursuant to section 26.5-1-117.

(2) Each local government shall require each of its coaches to comply with
the prohibited conduct policy created pursuant to subsection (1)(a) of this section.