Your guide to emergency rental assistance and housing support in Adams County, Colorado.
Adams County ERAP: Overview
Because of the high volume of applications, processing times are not fixed. For specific questions about your submitted application, contact the Community Development Department at:
- Email: CommDev@adcogov.org
- Phone: 720.523.6200
Colorado Rent Aid Program
Adams County residents seeking rental assistance can still apply for the Colorado Rent Aid Program, which provides monetary support for rent payments to individuals and families impacted by COVID-19. This includes those who have experienced:
- Unemployment
- Reduced income
- Financial hardship
- Significant costs due to COVID-19
To qualify, household income must not exceed 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI). Refer to the table below for income limits:
# of People in Household | Maximum Income (80% AMI) |
---|---|
1 | $55,950 |
2 | $63,950 |
3 | $71,950 |
4 | $79,900 |
5 | $86,300 |
6 | $92,700 |
7 | $99,100 |
8 | $105,500 |
To learn more about the program or to submit an application, visit the
Colorado Rent Assistance Program website.
Additional Housing Resources
For more housing assistance options, visit the Colorado Housing Connects website.
This resource center offers information on various housing programs and connects you to helpful services.
For direct support, call (844) 926-6632.
Program Funding
A federal grant from the United States Department of the Treasury funds the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) (Grant Number ERA0099). This funding supports all program operations and assistance initiatives.
Angela Silva, a dedicated 42-year-old consultant specializing in government housing and rental assistance, hails from Sydney, Australia. She completed her education with a degree in Urban Planning from the University of New South Wales. Angela’s career has been marked by her relentless advocacy for affordable housing solutions, where she has worked extensively with both local governments and international agencies in Asia-Pacific regions. Her initiatives have led to the development of sustainable housing projects that cater to low-income families. Outside of her professional environment, Angela enjoys a peaceful life with her partner and their two adopted dogs, engaging in community gardening and urban sustainability projects.