Housing and Human Services Advisory Board Meeting, May 14, 2026

The City of Longmont Colorado's Housing and Human Services Advisory Board met on May 14, 2026, to review and discuss funding recommendations for affordable housing projects and community services. The board received presentations from nonprofit housing organizations including Habitat for Humanity, In Between, and Brothers Redevelopment, detailing their proposed projects, funding needs, and timelines. Key procurement-related discussions focused on approving funding allocations from the Affordable Housing Fund and Boulder County sales tax revenue (Prop 123) to support multiple housing developments, including homeownership units and rental apartments, as well as community programs like the Paint-A-Thon exterior home repair initiative. The board noted that sufficient funding was available to fully fund all project requests this cycle, a departure from previous years. A unanimous motion was passed to recommend full funding of the four projects to City Council, which will consider final approval on June 30, 2026. Additionally, the board discussed a potential future restructuring to split housing and human services advisory functions into separate boards, but members expressed preference for maintaining the current joint board structure due to workload balance and integrated oversight. The meeting also included updates on upcoming interviews for new board members and planning for the human services funding cycle.