Infrastructure grants provide funding for infill infrastructure projects that support affordable housing and are within or adjacent to a downtown area, core business district, transit oriented development, or include onsite early childhood care and educational services.
Infrastructure Grant, Awarded April 2024
City of Alamosa, Boyd School Adaptive Reuse: $1,143,000
City of Aurora, 13th Avenue Light Rail Transit Oriented Development: $2,000,000
City & County Denver, The Denverado at Welton: $2,500,000
Douglas County Lone Tree, Tall Tales Ranch: $1,110,000
Eagle County, West Eagle Housing: $4,000,000
Town of Fraser, Victoria Village Workforce Community Housing: $2,000,000
Town of Frisco, Downtown Workforce Housing: $4,000,000
City of Golden, Calvary Flats Development: $2,366,617
City of Grand Junction, The Terminal Project: $1,300,000
Town of Grand Lake, Space to Create: $4,000,000
Gunnison County, Sawtooth Community Housing: $800,000
City of Rifle, Rifle Apartments Affordable Housing Project: $4,000,000
Saguache County, Range View: $639,616
City of Salida, South Ark Neighborhood Infrastructure: $2,000,000
Summit County, State Highway 6 Roundabout: $2,000,000
City of Trinidad, Holy Trinity Apartments: $1,532,067