Gov. Jared Polis took a buzzsaw to hundreds of outdated and obsolete executive orders on Thursday — literally. Polis sawed through more than 200 executive orders, which stretched back decades and through multiple administrations,

DENVER (KKTV) - Governor Jared Polis signed an Executive Order Thursday rescinding more than 200 outdated Executive Orders in what he said is an effort to make Colorado’s government more efficient. To symbolically accompany the action, he also cut away physical copies of those orders.

Gov. Jared Polis took cutting red tape seriously when he took a table saw to 208 outdated and unnecessary executive orders.

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed an executive order that repealed 208 old executive orders, some of which had been on the books for over a century despite not being used or adhered to. Gabrielle Franklin explains from the Capitol.

Gov. Jared Polis issued an executive order on Thursday to rescind more than 200 executive orders, almost all of which had been issued before he took office. He said this

Gov. Jared Polis used a table saw on Thursday to shred 208 executive orders. And with paper bits still flying through the air, he signed a new order formally repealing them. The gimmick and

Gov. Jared Polis issued an executive order on Thursday to rescind more than 200 executive orders, almost all of which had been issued before he took office. He said this

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis took a bold step on Thursday, December 12, using a table saw to eliminate 208 outdated executive orders that he deemed unnecessary and wasteful. This move is part of his efforts to make government processes more efficient and responsive to the needs of Coloradans.

Gov. Jared Polis this week took executive action to reverse over 200 executive orders that he argues are obsolete. “Today, I took a table saw to outdated and wasteful Executive Orders, cutting away at bureaucracy to make our government more efficient,