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Coal Creek Canyon
Improvement Association
The Coal Creek Canyon Improvement Association (CCCIA) has long served the community in a variety of ways. In earlier times the Association’s mission was to help bring utility services to the Canyon, to lobby for paving Highway 72, and to help establish the Volunteer Fire Department.
Today, the CCCIA strives to find new ways to serve the community. Supporting local kids’ groups, providing scholarships, and contributing to emergency community needs is our continued mission.
As stewards of the Coal Creek Canyon Community Center, we also are responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the Center, which is used regularly by many local organizations.
Mission
Coal Creek Canyon Improvement Association’s mission is to enhance the quality of life and foster community involvement in Coal Creek Canyon, Colorado. We will support local kids’ groups, provide scholarships, and contribute to emergency community needs. We will also provide maintenance and upkeep on the Coal Creek Canyon Community Center for regular use by many local organizations and individuals.
Photo by CCCIA Board Member Chuck Berginc
Board of Directors
Norma Cassin
Co-President
Ways & Means
Sean Walkinshaw
Co-President
Suzy Schemel
Secretary, Hall Manager
Ways & Means
303-642-7300
Chuck Berginc
Treasurer
Adam Melin
Treasurer
Janice Batt
Membership Director
Bruce Goodwin
Building & Grounds Manager
303-642-0529
Shelly Peters-Schaller
Member At Large
Ways & Means
Jeremy Turnmeyer
Member At Large
Social Media
Julie Sorlie
Member At Large
Téa Wilkins
Member At Large
Web Support
Chris Passarelli
Rai Farrelly
Adrian Pountney
Board Meetings
The CCCIA Board meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7pm at the Community Center. Contact us via email cccia80403@gmail.com to be included on the agenda.
Contribute Ideas
We welcome your thoughts or ideas on how the CCCIA can better serve the Canyon. Please be in touch!
(p) 303-642-1540
"There is no power for change greater than
a community discovering what it cares about."
– Margaret J. Wheatley