ARP: Denver Designated $5 Million to Convert Hotel for Housing and $2 Million to Women and Families Experiencing Housing Insecurity
Idea Category: Housing | Funding Source: American Rescue Plan
The Denver City Council and Mayor Michael Hancock have designated $5 million in American Rescue Plan funds to purchase and convert a hotel to house people experiencing homelessness and $2 million to provide monthly cash assistance to women and families experiencing housing insecurity. The hotel is currently used as a shelter, with plans to redevelop it into 200 permanent housing units. These efforts are part of Mayor Hancock’s proposed $254 million comprehensive homelessness initiative.
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ARP: Denver Proposed a Targeted Basic Income Program That Would Give $1,000 Monthly
Idea Category: Equity & Opportunity, Housing | Funding Source: ARP
New Home Ownership Program to Help those Affected by Redlining
Idea Category: Equity & Opportunity, Housing | Funding Source: ARP
Bringing TOD and Innovation Business Districts Together
Idea Category: Jobs and Entrepreneurship | Funding Source: ARP
Denver Shared Spaces
Idea Category: Jobs and Entrepreneurship, Smart Government | Funding Source: ARP
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