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Addressing Local Needs Through

Creative Affordable Housing Solutions

Colorado Senior Lobby

August 2019

• Increasing and preserving Colorado’s inventory of affordable

housing

• Managing rental assistance vouchers

• Creating and supporting collaborative approaches to end

homelessness

• Regulating the construction and installation of factory-built

structures

DOH AREAS OF IMPACT

• 35,000 households served

• 3,181 affordable housing opportunities created

• 7,700+ vouchers with 83% serving people with

disabilities

• 813 homes modified to support people with disabilities

• 590 manufactured homes inspected for safety

• Fort Lyon Supportive Residential Community✓ over 1,500 individuals served in five years

✓ 58% of participants have 3+ physical or mental health conditions

DOH AREAS OF IMPACT: SFY18

Current FY,

began July 2019

*A portion of Marijuana Tax Cash Funds (HSP) are obligated towards vouchers and not development. Vendor fee dollars will be received starting

in the winter of 2020, and will be variable. All funding projections are estimates.

Housing Cost Burden in Rural Colorado by AMI

Source: HUD/Census Bureau 2011-2015 CHAS

Highest

need at

the

lowest

incomes

Previously held meetings:

• Durango

• Bent County

• Grand Junction

• Pueblo

Upcoming Meetings:

Denver

Wednesday, August 21

Thursday, August 22

9:00AM - 3:00PM

Staenberg-Loup Jewish Community

Center

350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246

Fort Collins

Thursday, August 29: 9:00AM -3:00PM

Fort Collins Senior Center

1200 Raintree Dr, Fort Collins, CO 80526

Summit County

Monday, September 23: 9:00AM -3:00PM

Summit County Senior Center

83 Nancy's Place, CR 1014

Frisco, CO 80443

Stakeholder Engagement Meetings

Homeless Solutions Land Trusts Affordable Rentals

Rental AssistanceAffordable

HomeownershipManufactured/Mobile

Homes

Extra Creative Ideas

Current FY,

began July 2019

*A portion of Marijuana Tax Cash Funds (HSP) are obligated towards vouchers and not development. Vendor fee dollars will be received starting

in the winter of 2020, and will be variable. All funding projections are estimates.

Alison George, Director Colorado

Division of Housing, DOLA

303.864.7818