Discover the New District 26 Alignment

As of July 1 2026

Toastmasters leadership graphic with globe, two presenters, club structure labels, and “Where Leaders Are Made” slogan

In a strategic move to enhance efficiency and community engagement, the District Council on April 19, 2026 approved the 2026-2027 alignment, reducing the divisions from 8 to 7. This change introduces new Areas M5 and N5, designed to streamline operations and foster closer connections among our members. The realignment reflects our commitment to adaptability and growth, ensuring that each division is optimally structured to serve its unique community needs. Explore the transformative changes in our district as we align for a stronger future. Learn about the new boundaries and how they enhance our community’s growth and collaboration.

Key Features of the New Alignment

Black and white bar chart icon with four vertical bars at varying heights

Area M5: A Hub of Innovation

Area M5 is designed to be a center for innovative practices and community engagement, bringing together diverse clubs to share resources and ideas.

Black outlined chain link icon on white background

Area N5: Strengthening Connections

Area N5 focuses on building stronger connections between clubs, enhancing collaboration and support across the district.

Black-and-white list icon with horizontal bars, dots, and small triangles on the left side.

Streamlined Divisions

With the reduction to 7 divisions, each division is now more focused, allowing for tailored support and resources to meet specific community needs.

Gear above a group of three people icons, representing teamwork or management

Enhanced Member Support

The new alignment provides improved support structures for members, ensuring everyone has access to the resources they need to succeed.

Black line icon of a gear with an upward arrow and bar chart, suggesting growth or analytics

Optimized Resource Allocation

By adjusting the coordinates of each divisions, resources can be allocated more efficiently, maximizing the impact of our programs and initiatives.

Eye with question mark above two puzzle pieces connected by arrows

Community Growth Opportunities

The new boundaries create fresh opportunities for growth, from welcoming new clubs to helping established clubs broaden their reach and strengthen their influence.

Understanding the New Boundaries

For the 2026-2027 District Alignment of clubs, the district boundaries have changed. The Toastmasters International Board of Directors has removed from District 26 the 11 Nebraska 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).  Effective July 1, 2026, the new boundary definitions for District 26 are as follows:

  • Colorado
  • Wyoming (except the Counties of Teton, Lincoln, Sublette, Uinta, Sweetwater and Crook)
  • 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.

Modern white house courtyard with a large tree and brick paving under a bright sky

Division Alignment and Club Listings

Accepted Proposal for July 1, 2026

Chile Division Map

Denver Division Map

Foothills Division Map

Metro Division Map

Northern Division Map

Southern Division Map

Urban Division Map

Full D26 Division Map