Broomfield Housing Division

City and County of Broomfield can't legally mediate disputes. Here are some resources for you. Low-income persons may receive assistance from Colorado Housing Connects Tenant-Landlord Hotline at 1.844.926.6632. In addition, if you believe you may be experiencing discrimination, contact the HUD Office of Fair Housing at 800-669-9777 to discuss your complaint. If you need legal assistance for a pending eviction, contact Colorado Legal Services at https://www.coloradolegalservices.org or 303-837-1313.

Hello,

Here are some resources that might be helpful to you. 

Domestic Violence Safe Houses and Support

• A Woman's Place - Greeley Safe House 970-356-4226
• Alternatives to Family Violence (Adams) (Voice/TTY) 303-289-4441
• Domestic Violence Initiative for Women With Disabilities / (Voice/TDD) 303-839-5510
• Project Safeguard (Legal Advocacy) 303-863-7233 (Broomfield / Adams Office) 303-637-7761
• Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley (Longmont) (24-hour) 303-772-4422
• Safe House Progressive Alliance for Non-Violence (SPAN)(Boulder) 303-444-2424 (Tri City Office) 303-673-9000
• Women in Crisis (Family Tree) (Voice/TTY) 303-420-6752

Thank you for your inquiry. Please click here for more information regarding Housing Choice Vouchers. There is information regarding where Broomfield is currently and who to contact if you are porting a voucher to Broomfield. 

Hello,

Usually there are different applications for Section 8 housing vouchers and lower income housing. For Housing Vouchers (section 8), Broomfield currently doesn't have any openings. We recommend searching in the surrounding counties for an application. 

The Broomfield Housing Division does not own or operate any low income housing. Please conduct an online search for Low Income Housing Tax Credit Housing (LIHTC apartments) in the areas that you are interested in living in; a list should pop up with each municipality you try-you will need to be mindful of which apartments are age restricted. The next step will be to reach out to the apartments' office manager directly to find out if there are any vacancies. 

Thank you for your question, Raven. Please note that the City and County of Broomfield does not own or operate any housing units. You will need to contact Academy Place directly. Their phone number is 720-792-8993

Good Morning Scott 

Broomfield Housing Division is responsible for bringing housing to Broomfield, we do not own or operate and low income housing. You will need to call each of the apartment complexes individually to see if they are 1. holding a wait list and 2. check for vacancies if they are open for business. Please review other questions and answers for how to search for low income housing tax credit apartments. Thanks.

Ash

We have found that the best way to search for these housing units is to include a search on Low Income Housing Tax Credit Housing and then choose the city you want. For example: Low Income Tax Credit Housing in Broomfield. You can do that for the surrounding municipalities as well.

What I would tell you is to be patient, be persistent, and connect with as many people and resources as you can try.

Other resources include

Affordable housing online

Boulder county-

Boulder Housing Partners (BHP) 

Here is the link to what is available for rentals

CLICK on Cities below for more information about each of their low income Housing options and housing voucher programs

Lafayette- 

Louisville

Superior, 

Longmont 

Jefferson County/ Foothills Regional Housing Authority

Arvada 

Wheatridge 

Adams County-Maiker Housing Authority

Northglenn, 

Thornton, and 

Westminster

Good afternoon, Ms Torres. Thank you for your inquiry.  I believe we spoke on the phone earlier, and I will respond to this question in case others in the community have the same question. The best thing for you to do right now is contact The Broomfield Housing Alliance. They are the organization that is handling the Housing Choice Vouchers (HCV). 

Good Morning.  For immediate assistance, we recommend contacting the Housing Division directly at housingdivision@broomfield.org. 

Have you connected with an organization that will train you to become your child's caretaker. Please connect with Broomfield FISH for more information on that.

My understanding around housing for people with disabilities, is that they are eligible to become residents at senior housing facilities. You may want to call different places to find out if they accept people with documented disabilities. You will need proper documentation and they will be able to guide you. 

You can also check the Broomfield Housing Alliance for information.

Good Afternoon,

The Broomfield Housing Division does not manage the properties. You will need to contact the apartment managers at the places you are looking at for specific rates. For example, if you want to find out about Academy Place, you will need to contact them directly. There are different units at different rates and your income verification will determine which affordable unit you need for your family.