Colorado lawmakers are poised to send $8 million to the state emergency rental assistance program to keep it afloat until Proposition 123 money become available. The pandemic-era emergency rental assistance program stopped taking applicants in November to make sure the number of applications didn’t outpace available money. The mid-fiscal year infusion will keep it operating.
Colorado Lawmakers Look At Extra Money To Keep Rental Assistance Program Afloat
Nick Coltrain, Denver Post: Politics
Fri, 02/10/2023 - 4:46pm
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