Colorado Legislature’s 2024 Housing Solutions and their Impact on Jeffco
A closer look at a few important bills and possible consequences in Jefferson County as a result of several housing bills recently passed in the Colorado legislature.
A closer look at a few important bills and possible consequences in Jefferson County as a result of several housing bills recently passed in the Colorado legislature.
The Office of Financial Empowerment (OFE) is making valuable progress in building the statewide infrastructure necessary to ensure the financial well-being of Colorado families and communities.
SecureSavings, the retirement plan for Coloradans who don't have an employer option, is off to a great start with 50,000 accounts.
Either of these measures would have a devastating impact on Colorado and would be felt in every sector of our economy.
The Bell provides the details about what’s in SB24-233 and examines the delicate balance it achieved to avoid deep cuts to local governments that provide essential community services.
SB24-233 is the legislature's thoughtful effort to lower property taxes. We succinctly explain the "effective assessment rate" for homes of various values.
Get a recap of the 2024 legislative session and learn about the policy research we’ve conducted so far this year with your support.
If Initiative 50 were to pass at the ballot in November, the state will face K-12 education funding trouble.
Policies that passed in the 2024 legislative session could expand housing opportunities in Jefferson County.
Jeffco residents want more affordable housing. Local governments recognize the need and want to fill it. Housing developers are incentivized to fill this gap. But prohibitive factors stand in their way.
