Colorado state laws dictate that records recording public activities such as court documents, arrest records, marriage certificates, vehicular transgressions and more are open and available for the public, largely due to the Colorado’s Open Record Act of 1969. This statute, itself in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act at the country wide level, offers Aspen Park citizens with particulars concerning instances of governmental intervention, including the addresses and names of those involved, the events leading up an occurrence, results and sentences handed down, and much more. Aspen Parks authorities and criminals are both held accountable thanks to the transparency given with this legislation, making Aspen Park, and by extension the nation, a more free and open culture.