Senator honors CU Boulder student Meghan Trussell after tragic discovery of body

The Colorado Senate convened on February 18, 2025, addressing significant matters, including a heartfelt tribute to a University of Colorado Boulder student who was recently found deceased. Senator Coleman opened the session with a moment of personal privilege, expressing condolences for the loss of 18-year-old Meghan Trussell, who had gone missing earlier in the week. The senator shared the profound grief experienced by Meghan's family and friends, emphasizing her vibrant spirit and potential. A moment of silence was observed in her honor, alongside the ringing of chimes.

In addition to the tribute, the meeting included announcements regarding community engagement. The Joint Technology Committee is scheduled to meet the following day at 8:30 AM in Senate Committee Room 352. Furthermore, emergency management services personnel will host a legislative reception at the University Club from 5 to 7 PM, inviting senators and attendees to connect with first responders. Senator List echoed this invitation, encouraging participation in the event.

Additionally, a competing reception hosted by the Associated Builders and Contractors will take place at Hush Blackwell, providing another opportunity for networking among professionals in the construction industry.

The meeting underscored the importance of community support and remembrance, while also fostering connections among legislators and local service providers.