A Word From Our Co-District Committee Members

Hello District 2,

We are glad to announce the creation of a District 2 website for the dissemination of information to all groups and members of Colorado AA District 2 here in Mesa County. The intent of this website is to provide a central location for all documents and information received from the General Service Office of Alcoholics Anonymous (GSO), Area 10 in Colorado, as well as District 2. The Co-District Committee Members’s (DCMs) and Alternate Co-DCM, along with the website committee will manage this website and its security for all documents and content stored on it. This has been a 2-year process, and we hope this becomes a valuable tool for our GSR’s and DCM’s to utilize and efficiently improve time management.

The Group Service Representatives (GSRs), the DCMs and officers of District 2 are a vital link between each member of AA and its national governing body (GSO). Please talk with your service sponsor and consider getting involved. Without a GSR, your group’s voice will go unheard.

Please feel free to reach out to us with any questions or concerns.

In Service, the Co and Alt – DCMs of Colorado AA District 2

District 2 Officers and Standing Committees

Co-District Committee Members

In District 2, we have C0-District Committee Members whose job it is to facilitate our District 2 Committee meetings and support our GSRs in representing their group’s conscience.

May 17, 2026 District 2 Business Meeting Summary

This was the first meeting that we used the Zoom meeting’s ability to transcribe the meeting. The transcription was done in real time and was able to be viewed by everyone in attendance. I will share the document with everyone to review. I think this could be a great tool to keep track of what is happening in our district meetings.
The June 2026 district meeting was moved to the fourth Sunday of June (June 28, 2026) because of the delegate report being presented on June 21 (as well as it being Father’s Day).

Discussion around approving the additional funds for the Meeting List Coordinator. The district believes that other, more cost effective options should be researched. There is a lot of concern about spending that amount of money on paper meeting lists when there are so many digital options available. The issue was tabled until next month.

Dena was elected as our Treatment Committee Co-Chair.

Kelli S. resigned from the Alt Co-DCM position and was elected as the Co-DCM with the understanding that her term would end in October 2027 (instead of the full two years) because of the need to keep the Co-DCM elections at the same time every year.

Discussion around what the purpose of the website is. This discussion also included a lot of concern about having a centralized email for the district and keeping technology and documents streamlined for incoming committee chairs (which is on the agenda to be discussed in June). Kevin (a District 2 member) agreed to do research on potential alternative options and report back to the district next month.

The “Give a book, take a book” efforts are going really well, and the PI Committee is asking GSRs to let their groups know that used (or new) Big Books are needed to replenish the libraries.

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“The strength of our whole A.A. service

structure starts with the group and with the

general service representative (G.S.R.) the group elects. I cannot emphasize too strongly the

G.S.R.’s importance.”

-Bill W.