BROOMFIELD, COLO. (AP) -- Gov.-elect John Hickenlooper is continuing his meetings aimed at getting ideas from Coloradans on important issues.

The governor-elect's transition team is asking people attending a meeting in Broomfield on Wednesday to offer some ideas to jump-start the economy.

The transition teams have already met with residents in Durango, Frisco, Greeley and Castle Pines.

Spokesman Eric Brown says meetings are focusing on water, land use, education, health care and other issues important to the new administration.

A total of 11 meetings are planned around the state and suggestions from them will be passed on to Hickenlooper.

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