DOLA issues affordable housing grants in region
DENVER — The Colorado Department of Local Affairs has issued more than $48 million in its third round of Transformational Affordable Housing Grants. Among the 13 projects funded are three from Northern Colorado or the Boulder Valley.
Funding for the grants come from the federal American Rescue Plan Act, a relief program that began during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Grants issued in the area were:
- Flatirons Habitat for Humanity of Broomfield, $700,000, for Discovery TAHG.
- Thompson School District of Loveland, $3,757,160, for the Matthews House facility for homeless youth.
- Greeley Area Habitat for Humanity, $3 million, for Hope Springs development.
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DENVER — The Colorado Department of Local Affairs has issued more than $48 million in its third round of Transformational Affordable Housing Grants. Among the 13 projects funded are three from Northern Colorado or the Boulder Valley.
Funding for the grants come from the federal American Rescue Plan Act, a relief program that began during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Grants issued in the area were:
- Flatirons Habitat for Humanity of Broomfield, $700,000, for Discovery TAHG.
- Thompson School District of Loveland, $3,757,160, for the Matthews House facility for homeless youth.
- Greeley Area Habitat for Humanity, $3 million, for Hope Springs development.
