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COVID-19 Updates

Information and Rent Relief Resources

Boulder Housing Partners remains committed to helping ensure the health and well-being of those we serve and our community. We continue to closely monitor recommendations from public health agencies and are making operational changes to respond accordingly. We are also keeping a close eye on resources that are available in our community.

In-person Office Hours

Main Office

We suggest contacting your Property Manager or Housing Assistance Coordinator before going to the main office. COVID-19 safety guidelines will be in place. If masks are required and you do not have one, one can be provided for you.

  • Monday – Friday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Appointment suggested)

Leasing Offices

To Schedule an Appointment

Additional COVID-19 Information

Community Centers

Community Centers are open at some BHP communities for programming and resident use. For more information on community centers in your property, please contact your property manager.

Face Coverings and Social Distancing

Boulder Housing Partners follows Boulder County Public Health guidelines related to COVID. For more information, please visit https://www.bouldercounty.org/families/disease/covid-19/public-health-requirements/.

Public Health Information

Financial and Housing Supports

Please reach out to your BHP Property Manager, Resident Service Coordinator or HCV Housing Assistance Coordinator if you have any questions or concerns about paying rent due to COVID-19 economic hardships. They’re available to discuss rent relief supports with you. Additional supports can be found below, that are available to all local community members:

Boulder County Housing Assistance Hotline

In addition to visiting the Boulder County COVID-19 Resources page for general resources in the area, community members can contact the Boulder County Housing Assistance hotline for help directly related to housing. Leave a message to be called back by a Housing Assistance Coordinator within one or two days. Housing Assistance Coordinator will talk about your circumstances with you to make sure you’re connected with the right resources. Boulder County Housing and Human Services can also assist you with a United States Treasury Rental Assistance (USTRA) application for rent relief assistance.
Call: 303-441-1206

Emergency Family Assistance Agency (EFAA)

EFAA may be able to help with expenses and access to basic needs resources such as food through their pantry.
Visit: www.efaa.org/get-help/what-we-do-2/, www.efaa.org/obtener-ayuda/ (español)
Call: 303-442-3042

Employment Information