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* I Work for Local Government * Build Affordable Housing * Divisions & OfficesToggle Divisions & Offices submenu * Board of Assessment Appeals * Executive Director's Office * Local GovernmentToggle Local Government submenu * Colorado Resiliency Office (CRO) * State Demography Office (SDO) * About DOLAToggle About DOLA submenu * Executive Director's OfficeToggle Executive Director's Office submenu * Strategic and Legislative Planning * Staff and Contact Information * Digital Accessibility and Accommodations ## 100 Local Governments Fast-Track Affordable Housing as DOLA Awards $1.
6M in Latest Round of Proposition 123 Grants Colorado is celebrating an important milestone with more than 100 communities now adopting Proposition 123 fast track review policies for affordable housing, representing nearly 50% of eligible local governments to do so. The benchmark achievement comes months ahead of the December 31, 2026 deadline.
## Department of Local Affairs Announces New Incentive to Fast-Track More Housing Coloradans Can Afford The Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) announced new available incentive funding for local governments implementing an expedited review process (Fast Track) for more housing Coloradans can afford six months ahead of the statutory deadline.
## A Year Ahead of Schedule, the Town of Silverton is the First Jurisdiction to Fulfill its Proposition 123 Commitment The Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) announced that the Town of Silverton is the first local government to fully meet its Proposition 123 commitment.
Silverton met this milestone through a coordinated approach that leveraged multiple housing programs and strong local partnerships to advance affordable homeownership while also working to implement a fast track permit or expedited review process.
## Colorado State Housing Board Approves More Than $23 Million in New Investments to Build 380 Homes For Coloradans, Expands Ownership Opportunities The Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA), through its Division of Housing (DOH), announced the approval of over $23 million in funding from the State Housing Board (SHB) for more than 400 housing opportunities across Colorado.
These 20 investments expand housing access through new rental developments, homeownership opportunities, and down payment assistance programs—advancing the State’s vision of housing for all Coloradans.
## The State of Colorado, CHFA and Denver Launch First Step Towards A Common Application for Colorado Affordable Housing Development Today, Governor Polis, Mayor Mike Johnston, Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA), the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA), the Colorado Office of Economic Development & International Trade (OEDIT) and the City and County of Denver’s Department of Housing Stability (HOST) announced the launch of Housing Hub Colorado...
## Colorado State Housing Board Approves More Than $46. 5 Million in New Investments to Provide Over 700 Housing Opportunities to Coloradans The Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA), through its Division of Housing (DOH), announced the approval of over $46. 5 million in funding from the State Housing Board (SHB) to create 716 housing opportunities across Colorado.
These 18 investments expand housing access through new rental developments, homeownership opportunities, and down payment assistance programs—advancing the State’s vision of housing for all Coloradans.
## Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) Announces High Level of Local Government Compliance with Colorado Law The Colorado Department of Local Affairs is pleased to report a high rate of compliance and compliance in progress among subject jurisdictions with various laws related to strategic growth, in many cases well ahead of the statutory deadline.
As required by Governor Polis’ May 16, 2025 Executive Order (EO) Regarding Strategic Growth through Compliance with State Laws (D 2025 005), DOLA made an initial determination of the compliance status of local governments subject to seven laws included in the 2024 and 2025 strategic growth legislation.
## DOLA Executive Director Maria De Cambra Announces Tyler Jaeckel as New Division of Housing Director The Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) is excited to announce that Tyler Jaeckel will serve as the new Director of the Division of Housing, starting October 7, 2025.
Jaeckel joins DOLA with more than two decades of extensive experience in housing policy, development, and program implementation across local, state, and federal levels. ## Colorado State Housing Board Invests Over $68. 4 Million to Support More Than 2,200 Homes People Can Afford in First Half of 2025 In the first half of 2025, the Colorado State Housing Board approved more than $68.
4 million in funding to support the creation and preservation of 2,228 homes Coloradans could afford across the state. ## Property Tax Administrator Search Committee Meeting Will Be Held In Two Weeks The State Board of Equalization’s (SBOE) Search Committee, established to assist the board with the process of hiring a new Property Tax Administrator, will have a meeting on June 24, 2025 at 10:00 a. m.
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