Colorado law tightens event safety: security minimums, physician staffing and VIP-area rules
August 28, 2026 | Colorado Medical Board, Governor's Boards and Commissions, Governor's Office, Executive, Colorado
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The informational video details new event-safety obligations for promoters and sanctioning organizations under the enacted law: promoters must establish minimum security levels and positioning at events, pay associated federal database fees, and ensure VIP or other personnel areas are set up outside the designated safety zone.
Medical staffing requirements were strengthened: any event with more than 14 bouts must have two licensed physicians present. Those requirements, together with security positioning and restricted-area definitions, are intended to standardize event safety across sanctioned events.
Medical staffing requirements were strengthened: any event with more than 14 bouts must have two licensed physicians present. Those requirements, together with security positioning and restricted-area definitions, are intended to standardize event safety across sanctioned events.
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