Dear Community Members,
While the City of Westminster is not a direct provider of housing, we partner closely with the local housing authorities in Adams and Jefferson Counties and non-profit organizations who do provide housing and housing services. In addition, we work alongside county staff to allocate federal dollars to assist low-income individuals and families. We have included a list of housing resources below and will continue to add to this list as we receive updates.
The City of Westminster is committed to affirmatively furthering fair housing. To learn more about fair housing and housing discrimination visit the Fair Housing page.
Visit the Homelessness Resources and Information page for details about resources for homelessness in Westminster.
The City of Westminster’s Emergency and Essential Home Repair (EEHR) Program provides up to $5,000 in eligible home repairs to income-qualified, owner-occupied households in Westminster. From start to finish, repairs can be completed within weeks after a resident begins the application process. For emergency repairs, the City’s partners can prioritize work to begin within days if needed.
Eligible repairs may include:
It takes three simple steps to get started:
Step 1: Determine if you are income-eligible
The Emergency and Essential Home Repair (EEHR) Program is available to residents who earn up to 80% of Area Median Income (AMI), which for a family of four is just under $94,650 a year.
Step 2: Determine what county you are in
Adams or Jefferson. If you are west of Sheridan Boulevard, you live in Jefferson County. If you are east of Sheridan Boulevard, you live in Adams County.
Step 3: Contact your local county partner below to apply!
If you have any additional questions or concerns, please contact Shannon Picaso at 303-658-2191 or spicaso@westminsterco.gov.
Adams County - Brothers Redevelopment Jefferson County - Foothills Regional HousingThere are a number of organizations that provide weatherization and utilities assistance to Westminster residents.
Adams County LEAP Jefferson County LEAP Colorado Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) Energy Outreach ColoradoCHFA works throughout Colorado to increase the availability of housing for lower income Coloradans and by providing financial assistance to businesses.
Learn MoreFHFA provides mortgage assistance mortgage education to homeowners and homebuyers.
Learn MoreColorado Housing Connects helps you find answers to your homeowner questions.
Learn MoreThe Emergency Mortgage Assistance Program is designed to help eligible Colorado homeowners keep their homes.
Learn MoreCopies of the Senior Resource Guide (a/k/a the “Blue Book”) may be obtained at The MAC, 3295 W 72nd Ave or by calling 303.426.4310
NOTE: this is not meant to be an all-inclusive list and is subject to change. If you have questions or feedback, please contact us. Thank you!
Contact Information
Stephanie Troller
stroller@westminsterco.gov or 303-658-2318
Economic Development
ecodevo@westminsterco.gov or 303-658-2108
