Please join ColoRail in promoting passenger rail service in and through Colorado by becoming a member. Annual membership is just $15.00 per year, so join today! More info here.

As a member you will receive :

• The ColoRail Passenger newsletter published three times a year
• Timely e-mail rail news updates and notices of special events and activities
• Invitations to the three general membership meetings each year

Membership fees pay for costs of:

• Promoting rail transit and intercity rail
• Printing and mailing the newsletter and other print materials
• Hosting the three general membership meetings

As advocates for passenger rail, our members:

• Follow federal, state, and local legislative rail initiatives
• Contact elected officials to support rail service
• Work with the Colorado Department of Transportation, Regional Transportation District, and other agencies to expand passenger rail services
• Participate in advisory groups and public forms on rail issues
• Engage the media to promote rail projects
• Work with Amtrak to promote rail and rail related activities
• Coordinate rail advocacy activities with the National Association of Railroad Passengers (NARP) as well as with rail associations in neighboring states
• Coordinate passenger rail activities with other consumer, environmental, and pro-transit organizations
• Educate the public on and raise public awareness about the advantages and benefits rail travel.

To become a member, please provide the following:

Name
Address
Phone Number(s)
E-mail
Rail Interest
Volunteer Interest

Please make your check $15.00 check payable to ColoRail and mail to:

ColoRail
1550 Larimer St., Unit 271
Denver, CO 80202

Founded in 1989, ColoRail members have helped to:

• Defeat proposals to remove trains from Denver Union Terminal (DUT)
• Develop DUT as an intermodal transportation facility
• Expand Amtrak services, including initiation of Amtrak Thruway Bus connecting services
• Promote legislation to address railroad abandonment
• Elect officials who support rail service
• Support multimodal transportation legislation
• Establish rail as a viable and realistic alternative to highway construction