Community Block Grant

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Weld County has received an Urban County Designation from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). This means the county is eligible to receive Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds once a Consolidated Plan is submitted and approved by HUD. An Urban County must be at least 200,000 in population not including Entitlement Cities. In Weld County there are several Entitlement Cities: Greeley, Brighton, Northglenn, Thornton, and Longmont.

It is anticipated the Consolidated Plan with Action Plan will be submitted to HUD this spring. View the draft Consolidated Plan(PDF, 7MB). Once the Consolidated Plan is approved, the county anticipates receiving around $1,041,930 each year from 2021 to 2023 and beyond. Weld County will establish a grant program for eligible participating jurisdictions. Entitlement Cities are not eligible to receive funds from Weld County’s grant program.

Notices and News

Find the latest information and news pertaining to the program here.

Grant Information

CDBG grant eligibility, guidelines and various construction and training resources are available.

Contact Us

Contact information for CDBG program staff.

Resources

Weld County's CDBG Program is dedicated to furthering fair housing within the county. Please refer to the topics below for more information and resources regarding fair housing.

Consolidated Plan

The plan outlines requirements by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to address three clear national objectives by the CDBG program. Read the plan here.

Calendar

See what events and public hearings are coming up.

Advisory Committee

This seven member committee reviews matters of importance regarding the Weld County CDBG Program.

Projects

Find out more about the projects occurring through the CDBG program.

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