For the 2025-2026 District Alignment of clubs, the district boundaries have changed. The Toastmasters International Board of Directors has approved the boundary definitions, effective July 1, 2025 for District 26 as follows:
- Colorado
- Wyoming (except the Counties of Teton, Lincoln, Sublette, Uinta, Sweetwater and Crook)
- Nebraska (The 11 counties that are directly north of the Colorado boundary in the Nebraska Panhandle)
–Banner, Box Butte, Cheyenne, Dawes, Deuel, Garden, Kimball, Morrill, Scotts Bluff, Sheridan, Sioux
- Utah (East of the Green River, Colorado River and Lake Powell, including the City of Green River, Utah)
- New Mexico (The 18 counties that are directly south of the Colorado boundary)
–Bernalillo, Cibola, Colfax, Guadalupe, Harding, Los Alamos, McKinley, Mora, Quay, Rio, Arriba, San Juan, San Miguel, Sandoval, Santa Fe, Taos, Torrance, Union and Valencia.
The proposed alignment plan is determined during this period, and the plan as a whole is voted on first by the District Executive Committee (DEC). The DEC is comprised of the following officers:
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A majority of the district executive committee constitutes a quorum. |
The final proposed alignment plan is then presented at the Annual District Council Business Meeting in the Spring. The District Council voting members are all of the Presidents and Vice Presidents Education of each club and the DEC members. The final alignment is sent to Toastmasters for uploading to the District 26 Dashboard and is uploaded here on the District’s website within a few weeks after the District Council’s business meeting.
WAS VOTED ON AND APPROVED during the 2024 Annual Business Meeting on April 20, 2024.
Final Division Alignment Maps
2024-2025 |
Denver Division Map |
Eastern Division Map |
Foothills Division Map |
Metro Division Map |
Northern Division Map |
Southern Division Map |
Urban Division Map |
Full D26 Division Maps |
Per Protocol 7.0.1, Alignment Considerations are:
The best interests of the clubs and District are taken into consideration when assigning clubs to Areas.
- Areas consist of four (4) to six (6) clubs; however, an Area may consist of three (3) clubs on July 1 only when an effort to charter a fourth club is in process.
- Under no circumstances may an Area have more than six (6) clubs on July 1.
- Advanced clubs may not be segregated into Areas.
- Areas may be segregated by language, subject to the approval of the District Council.
- Districts assign clubs to Areas based upon:
- a. Geographic proximity to other clubs
- b. The ability of an Area Director to effectively provide service
- c. Club size and strength (e.g., paid, active, disbanding)
- d. Prospective clubs and expected growth
- e. The likelihood of eligibility for Distinguished programs (e.g., club base of the Area or Division)
A Division must have a minimum of three (3) Areas.
Please contact James Gable, DTM, our District Director with any suggestions or concerns at: districtdirector[at]nulld26leaders.org