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"Serving the people of House District 53 has been one of the greatest honors of my life. I'm proud of what we've accomplished together, but there's more work ahead. From making housing more affordable and strengthening our public schools to expanding economic opportunity, I'm committed to building a Colorado where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. Let's keep pushing forward, delivering results, and building a stronger Colorado together."
IN THE NEWS
October 14, 2026
Boesenecker Named a 2026 Legislator of the Year by Colorado BioScience Association
The Colorado BioScience Association selected Rep. Andy Boesenecker as one of four bipartisan Legislators of the Year, recognizing their commitment to advancing Colorado’s life-sciences community and their engagement on legislation important to the industry.
Rep. Boesenecker joins Sens. Judy Amabile and John Carson and Rep. Dusty Johnson among this year’s legislative honorees. The recognition comes as Colorado companies advance research, develop potential treatments, and expand their manufacturing capabilities, connecting scientific innovation with opportunities for patients and the state’s workforce.
August 26, 2026
Colorado Connector Plans Bring Passenger Rail Closer to Fort Collins
The Rocky Mountain Collegian explores plans for Colorado Connector passenger rail service between Fort Collins and Denver, including a proposed Fort Collins station and connections to local transportation.
Rep. Andy Boesenecker discusses his sponsorship of legislation supporting passenger rail and the community’s longstanding interest in alternatives to driving I-25. The article also examines potential station improvements and additional funding contingent on voter approval.
August 27, 2026
Road Funding Agreement Leads initiative 175 Backers to Withdraw Measure
Rep. Andy Boesenecker worked with Sen. Judy Amabile, Democratic nominee for governor Phil Weiser, and transportation advocates on a funding framework that prompted Initiative 175’s backers to announce its withdrawal from the November ballot.
The proposed constitutional amendment would have redirected transportation-related revenues toward road construction and maintenance. Lawmakers raised concerns about its impact on funding for public education, health care, and other essential services. The agreement opens a path toward addressing Colorado’s road and bridge needs through future funding proposals
May 26, 2026
Habitat Colorado Honors Boesenecker as Legislator of the Year
Habitat for Humanity of Colorado presented Rep. Andy Boesenecker with its 2026 Legislator of the Year Award in Fort Collins, recognizing his leadership and continued work to expand affordable homeownership opportunities across the state.
The organization highlighted its partnership with Rep. Boesenecker on two major housing measures during the 2026 legislative session. The HOME Act reduces administrative barriers to housing development on qualifying properties owned by nonprofits, schools, and transit agencies. HB26-1313 establishes a longer-term framework for distributing Proposition 123 housing funding while protecting investments in affordable housing.
Habitat Colorado Executive Director Karen Kallenberg praised Rep. Boesenecker’s understanding of the role affordable homeownership plays in addressing Colorado’s housing challenges. The recognition reflects their shared commitment to helping more Coloradans establish roots in the communities they serve.