🏆 2025 CFSC Award Winners - Celebrating Excellence. Honoring Impact.
Each year, the Colorado Family Support Council recognizes individuals whose dedication, leadership, service, and commitment make a meaningful difference in Colorado's child support community.
We are proud to celebrate our 2025 CFSC Award recipients and thank them for the contributions they make to their organizations, their colleagues, and the families of Colorado.
🏆 IV-D Administrator Award
Audrey Slorf - Jefferson County
Recognizing exceptional leadership and accomplishments that enhance the Child Support Services program.
⭐ Lifetime Achievement Award
Maria Bullock - Denver County
Recognizing a distinguished career of service and lasting contributions to the child support program.
💜 Excellence in Service Award
Kyana Brown - Arapahoe County
Recognizing outstanding frontline service and an exceptional commitment to the families and communities we serve.
⚖️ Outstanding IV-D Attorney Award
Lisa Covington - Adams County
Recognizing excellence, expertise, and dedication in the legal practice of child support services.
🏅 Excalibur Award
Jessica McClure - CDOC NE Region Parole
Recognizing a legislator, judicial member, citizen, or organization whose efforts strengthen and support the work of Colorado's child support program.
🌟 Meritorious Award
Elisa Elkins - Denver County
Recognizing exceptional contributions and service to Colorado's child support community.
👏 Outstanding Manager/Supervisor Award
Heather Quackenbush - Pueblo County
Recognizing exceptional leadership, support, and commitment to helping others succeed.
💞 Family Impact Award
Ana Moran - Yuma County
Recognizing work that has made a meaningful difference in the lives of Colorado's children and families.
🤝 Extraordinary State Partner Award
Heather McWhorter
Recognizing an exceptional State Child Support Services partner whose dedication and support strengthen the work of counties and the child support
community.
💰 2025 Lump Sum Award Winners
Recognizing outstanding results in securing lump-sum payments and demonstrating exceptional commitment to the families served by Colorado's child
support program.
💰Large County
Yamile Ordonez - Denver County - $70,611.89
💰Medium County
Lindsey Coonce - Douglas County - $58,938.00
💰Small County
Javier Lopez - Pitkin County - $53,765.00
🎓 2025 CFSC Scholarship Recipients
CFSC is pleased to recognize the 2025 scholarship recipients representing small, medium, and large counties across Colorado.
🎓Small County
Ana Moran — Yuma County
🎓Medium County
Abbigayle Dorenkamp — Las Animas County
🎓Large County
Melanie Escarsega — Pueblo County
Thank you to the State Office for providing these scholarships!
⭐ 2025 State Office Recognition
In addition to CFSC's individual awards, we celebrate the counties recognized by the State Office for outstanding performance and improvement during 2024.
Counties Meeting All 4 IV-D Federal Performance Measures
Large Counties: Weld
Medium Counties: Broomfield • Delta • Eagle • Fremont
Small Counties: Gunnison • Hinsdale • Pitkin • Summit
Greatest Improvement in Overall Percent of Current Support
Large County: Pueblo County
53.0% → 56.0% — 5.5% increase
Medium County: Chaffee County
63.7% → 73.1% — 14.9% increase
Small County: Hinsdale County
36.1% → 99.2% — 174.4% increase
Greatest Improvement in Overall Percent of Arrears Payments
Large County: Mesa County
67.5% → 69.0% — 2.1% increase
Medium County: Otero County
58.0% → 62.5% — 7.8% increase
Small County: Hinsdale County
50.0% → 100.0% — 100.0% increase
Greatest Improvement in Overall Percent of Case Initiation
Large County: Mesa County
82.6% → 95.9% — 16.1% change
Medium County: Morgan County
78.4% → 98.7% — 25.9% change
Small County: Jackson County
25.0% → 100.0% — 300.0% change
Counties Meeting All 3 C-Stat Measures
Large Counties: Jefferson • Larimer • Weld
Medium Counties: Alamosa • Conejos • Eagle • Fremont • Montezuma • Morgan
Small Counties: Baca • Crowley • Dolores • Elbert • Kit Carson • Phillips • Rio Blanco • Yuma
Greatest Improvement in Review & Adjustment (R&A)
Large County: Weld County
86.9% → 91.6% — 5.4% change
Medium County: Teller County
20.0% → 33.3% — 66.7% change
Small County: Pitkin County
50.0% → 100.0% — 100.0% change
Greatest Improvement in Disbursements on Hold (DOH)
Large County: Jefferson County
3.0% avg → 1.0% avg — 66.6% change
Medium County: Huerfano County
2.0% avg → 33.3% avg — 68.6% change
Small County: Crowley County
0.4% avg → 0.1% avg — 85.1% change
💜 Congratulations to All of Our Honorees
Behind every award, performance measure, and achievement are people committed to making Colorado's child support program stronger.
Congratulations to the 2025 CFSC Award winners, scholarship recipients, State Office honorees, and all those whose dedication continues to make a difference.
Each year, the Colorado Family Support Council recognizes individuals whose dedication, leadership, service, and commitment make a meaningful difference in Colorado's child support community.
We are proud to celebrate our 2025 CFSC Award recipients and thank them for the contributions they make to their organizations, their colleagues, and the families of Colorado.
🏆 IV-D Administrator Award
Audrey Slorf - Jefferson County
Recognizing exceptional leadership and accomplishments that enhance the Child Support Services program.
⭐ Lifetime Achievement Award
Maria Bullock - Denver County
Recognizing a distinguished career of service and lasting contributions to the child support program.
💜 Excellence in Service Award
Kyana Brown - Arapahoe County
Recognizing outstanding frontline service and an exceptional commitment to the families and communities we serve.
⚖️ Outstanding IV-D Attorney Award
Lisa Covington - Adams County
Recognizing excellence, expertise, and dedication in the legal practice of child support services.
🏅 Excalibur Award
Jessica McClure - CDOC NE Region Parole
Recognizing a legislator, judicial member, citizen, or organization whose efforts strengthen and support the work of Colorado's child support program.
🌟 Meritorious Award
Elisa Elkins - Denver County
Recognizing exceptional contributions and service to Colorado's child support community.
👏 Outstanding Manager/Supervisor Award
Heather Quackenbush - Pueblo County
Recognizing exceptional leadership, support, and commitment to helping others succeed.
💞 Family Impact Award
Ana Moran - Yuma County
Recognizing work that has made a meaningful difference in the lives of Colorado's children and families.
🤝 Extraordinary State Partner Award
Heather McWhorter
Recognizing an exceptional State Child Support Services partner whose dedication and support strengthen the work of counties and the child support
community.
💰 2025 Lump Sum Award Winners
Recognizing outstanding results in securing lump-sum payments and demonstrating exceptional commitment to the families served by Colorado's child
support program.
💰Large County
Yamile Ordonez - Denver County - $70,611.89
💰Medium County
Lindsey Coonce - Douglas County - $58,938.00
💰Small County
Javier Lopez - Pitkin County - $53,765.00
🎓 2025 CFSC Scholarship Recipients
CFSC is pleased to recognize the 2025 scholarship recipients representing small, medium, and large counties across Colorado.
🎓Small County
Ana Moran — Yuma County
🎓Medium County
Abbigayle Dorenkamp — Las Animas County
🎓Large County
Melanie Escarsega — Pueblo County
Thank you to the State Office for providing these scholarships!
⭐ 2025 State Office Recognition
In addition to CFSC's individual awards, we celebrate the counties recognized by the State Office for outstanding performance and improvement during 2024.
Counties Meeting All 4 IV-D Federal Performance Measures
Large Counties: Weld
Medium Counties: Broomfield • Delta • Eagle • Fremont
Small Counties: Gunnison • Hinsdale • Pitkin • Summit
Greatest Improvement in Overall Percent of Current Support
Large County: Pueblo County
53.0% → 56.0% — 5.5% increase
Medium County: Chaffee County
63.7% → 73.1% — 14.9% increase
Small County: Hinsdale County
36.1% → 99.2% — 174.4% increase
Greatest Improvement in Overall Percent of Arrears Payments
Large County: Mesa County
67.5% → 69.0% — 2.1% increase
Medium County: Otero County
58.0% → 62.5% — 7.8% increase
Small County: Hinsdale County
50.0% → 100.0% — 100.0% increase
Greatest Improvement in Overall Percent of Case Initiation
Large County: Mesa County
82.6% → 95.9% — 16.1% change
Medium County: Morgan County
78.4% → 98.7% — 25.9% change
Small County: Jackson County
25.0% → 100.0% — 300.0% change
Counties Meeting All 3 C-Stat Measures
Large Counties: Jefferson • Larimer • Weld
Medium Counties: Alamosa • Conejos • Eagle • Fremont • Montezuma • Morgan
Small Counties: Baca • Crowley • Dolores • Elbert • Kit Carson • Phillips • Rio Blanco • Yuma
Greatest Improvement in Review & Adjustment (R&A)
Large County: Weld County
86.9% → 91.6% — 5.4% change
Medium County: Teller County
20.0% → 33.3% — 66.7% change
Small County: Pitkin County
50.0% → 100.0% — 100.0% change
Greatest Improvement in Disbursements on Hold (DOH)
Large County: Jefferson County
3.0% avg → 1.0% avg — 66.6% change
Medium County: Huerfano County
2.0% avg → 33.3% avg — 68.6% change
Small County: Crowley County
0.4% avg → 0.1% avg — 85.1% change
💜 Congratulations to All of Our Honorees
Behind every award, performance measure, and achievement are people committed to making Colorado's child support program stronger.
Congratulations to the 2025 CFSC Award winners, scholarship recipients, State Office honorees, and all those whose dedication continues to make a difference.
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