About the Colorado Fish Health BoardThe Colorado Fish Health Board (FHB) initiates or reviews every rule pertaining to the regulation of fish health the spread of aquatic disease or the distribution of any exotic aquatic species.
The FHB is a statutory board established within Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) by House Bill 91-1270 (FHB Title 33-5.5-101, 102), signed into law June 7, 1991 by Governor Roy Romer and consists of (5) members and has the responsibility of recommending or denying approval of all
Chapter P-8 Aquatic Nuisance Species regulations,
CPW Aquatic definitions,
CPW Chapter 0 General Provisions (aquatic release, importation, transportation, allowable species, disease management), and
CPW Chapter 1 Fishing regulations (baitfish) rules to the CPW Commission.
Upcoming Meetings
Meetings, minutes and additional information will be posted below for the public to review. All meetings are open to the public.
2019 Meetings & Documents
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Date |
Location/Time |
Documents |
| January 22 | - Phone conference re: gill lice
(303) 869-9210 - 11am
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| February 1 | - Review gill lice response
Mt. Princeton Hot Springs
Nathrop, CO - 8:30 am
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| February 11 | - Denver, 6060 Broadway
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Office - 9am-11am
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| March 20 | - Phone conference re: WD exemption
303-869-9210 - 2:00 pm
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| April 8 | | |
| June 10 | Meeting Cancelled - Denver, 6060 Broadway
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Office
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| July 15 | | |
| August 12 | - Denver, 6060 Broadway
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Office - 9am-11am
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October 28
| - Denver, 6060 Broadway
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Office - 9am-11am
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December 4
| - Denver, 6060 Broadway
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Office - 9am-11am
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Fish Health Board Members
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Kevin Johnson
Kevin is a Geographic Supervisor for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Mountain-Prairie Region Fish and Aquatic Conservation Program. Kevin oversees National Fish Hatcheries and Fish and Wildlife Conservation Offices in CO, UT, and WY.
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Jeremy Liley
The Fish Health Board Chair, and owner and senior aquatic biologist of Liley Fisheries, Inc. Liley Fisheries owns and operates two trout production facilities in Colorado and Nebraska and provides fish stocking and aquatic management services to clients in Colorado, Wyoming and Texas.
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Kendra Holmes
Throughout her career, Kendra has promoted the protection of Colorado’s natural resources with a focus on water and aquatic management. Kendra isthe Colorado Aquaculture Association board President since 2012 and is the Fish Health Board Private Sector representative.
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Vicki Milano
The Senior Fish Pathologist for Colorado Parks and Wildlife's (CPW) Aquatic Animal Health Laboratory, Vicki is also the CPW representative to the Fish Health board.
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Wayne East
The agricultural Wildlife Liaison with the Colorado Department of Agriculture (CDA), Wayne represents the CDA on the Fish Health Board, and the Colorado Aquaculture Board.
Previous Meetings & Documents
2018
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Date |
Location |
Documents |
| January 28 | - Denver, 6060 Broadway
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Office -
4pm-7pm
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| February 26 | - Denver, 6060 Broadway
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Office -
4pm-7pm
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| June 11 | - Denver, 6060 Broadway
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Office -
3pm-6pm
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| August 20 | - Denver, 6060 Broadway
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Office - 2pm-5pm
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Questions about the Colorado Fish Health Board?
For more information, please contact the Aquatic Animal Health Lab by emailing
AAHL@state.co.us, calling (970) 842-6308.
