Colorado Civil Rights Division announces that, as of January 1, 2021, discrimination based on source of income is prohibited by law DENVER — The Colorado Civil Rights Commission (CCRD) is reminding Coloradans that, as of January 1, 2021, refusing to rent, lease, show for rent or lease, or transmit an offer to rent or lease […]

December 17, 2020   The Honorable Jared Polis   Governor of Colorado   Colorado State Capitol   200 East Colfax Avenue   Denver, CO 80203   Dear Governor Polis,   As we approach the expiration of your current Executive Order D 2020 255 of November 19th concerning an extension of the eviction moratoriums, we are writing for the Colorado Landlord Legislative Coalition […]

During a Special Legislative Session convened by Governor Polis, Colorado Legislators approved Senate Bill 20B-002.  The bill signed by the Governor on December 07, transfers $54 million to the Housing Development Grant Fund to provide rental assistance and residential mortgage assistance to those that have experienced financial need due to the COVID-19 pandemic or second-order […]

Special Legislative Session Allocates $54 MM more to housing and rental assistance With just about two weeks before the Thanksgiving holiday, Governor Jared Polis called the Colorado legislature into special session beginning this past Monday November 30th and charged them with providing additional relief related to the COVID 19 pandemic.  Among the issues, was continued […]

Bill Summary (Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at http://leg.colorado.gov/ The bill requires the state […]

The Colorado Landlord Legislative Coalition is here representing single-family and small multi-family landlords both individually as self-managing owners as well as Property Management companies. This subset of Landlords typically own 1-3 rental properties and thus do not have the capital to sustain months without rent.  An important consideration of our members and the tenants we […]

The primary purpose of the Colorado State Chapter of NARPM was to address the need of the single-family rental industry to have a voice in the state legislative process.  This need was made very clear due to the number and type of bills introduced in the 2020 Legislative Session.  Over the past year, the Executive […]

11/30 commencement date. In order to pass legislation, the session must last at least three days, and could go longer depending upon bills introduced. The areas of focus for the session have also expanded to include: food insecurity, utilities assistance, and public health. D 2020 255 Evictions Extension (PDF) D 2020 256 Marriage License (PDF) […]

We have achieved substantial financial and membership momentum from our founding members/partners, and we are well positioned to be an effective voice at the Capitol. Our lobbying firm has now been retained, and we are already engaging with legislators and coalition partners representing your interests at our State Capitol. However, we cannot do this alone […]