In an era of rising costs, workforce shortages, and increased service demands, counties must make strategic decisions about staffing and benefits within tight budget constraints. Recent SHRM research found that nearly seven […]

CTSI manages three pools created by and for the counties of Colorado.
The County Health Pool (CHP) was formed to meet the counties’ employee benefits needs.
The County Workers' Compensation Pool (CWCP) addresses risk that counties take on in the workplace.
The Colorado Counties Casualty and Property Pool (CAPP) meets the coverage needs of counties with regard to property, vehicles, and liability issues.
Learn more about the history of the pools in the About CTSI section.
To find out detailed information on each pool please click on the pool you would like more information about.
Colorado counties rely on CTSI for high-quality insurance products, cutting-edge loss prevention, superior communications, and outstanding technical and consulting services tailored to meet their need.
In an era of rising costs, workforce shortages, and increased service demands, counties must make strategic decisions about staffing and benefits within tight budget constraints. Recent SHRM research found that nearly seven […]
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Properly classifying workers as employees or independent contractors is essential for counties. Recent guidance from the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) and Colorado law reinforces the importance of carefully evaluating each working […]
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