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Sep 18, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Colorado Sex Offender Management Board Meeting Notice And Preliminary Agenda
The meeting agenda includes a standards variance request regarding Section 3.160 B 7 and the nomination and election of the SOMB Vice Chair. Key discussion topics involve updates on interagency collaboration, legislative matters, and revisions to adult standards. Additionally, the board will review updates from the DDID and Determinate work groups, and allocate time for board member recognition.
Aug 21, 2026·Board meeting agenda
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Colorado Sex Offender Management Board Meeting Notice And Preliminary Agenda
The meeting agenda focuses on various standards variance requests and revisions across multiple committees. Key topics include reviewing standards variance requests, updating SOMB bylaws, and discussing several Adult Standards Revisions Committee items such as the teams model, the role of supervising agencies and treatment providers, and direct file protocols. Additionally, the agenda covers a research brief on adjunct treatment, standards revisions regarding clinical supervision qualifications, juvenile standards revisions concerning discharge options, and standards revisions related to telehealth practices.
Jul 15, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Colorado Sex Offender Management Board Meeting Notice And Preliminary Agenda
The board meeting agenda includes a presentation on the 20th Anniversary of the Juvenile Standards and an update regarding training for victim representatives. Additionally, the board will discuss and vote on potential revisions to the SOMB bylaws.
The board meeting included staff and board member announcements regarding upcoming training sessions, expressions of gratitude toward firefighters responding to Colorado wildfires, and an application deadline reminder. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to a presentation and subsequent discussion concerning the prevalence of traumatic brain injury in domestic violence offenders. The presentation covered screening processes, the intersection of domestic violence and brain injury, behavior management strategies, and resources for professional guidance. The board discussed practical accommodations for supervision and treatment, such as utilizing written notes and visual aids to support clients with cognitive impairments.
