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SB 22-146

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Middle Income Access Program Expansion

Plain-English Summary

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Senate Bill 22-146, also known as the Middle Income Access Program Expansion, allocates $25 million from Colorado’s general fund to help middle-income families buy homes. This money will be used by the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA) to expand a program that assists these families with down payments and closing costs. The bill has been signed into law, meaning it is now active and the funding can start being distributed to eligible homebuyers.

Official Summary

The act appropriates $25 million from the affordable housing and home ownership cash fund, which money originates from the general fund, to the department of local affairs (DOLA) for expansion of the middle income access program created and administered by the Colorado housing and finance authority (CHFA). The act requires the division of housing within DOLA to contract with CHFA for administration of the money appropriated. (Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)

Details

Chamber
Senate
First action
2022-05-16
Latest action
2022-03-07
Last action desc.
Introduced In Senate - Assigned to Local Government
OpenStates
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Sponsors

Related Legislation

This bill affects (3)

relates
HB 22-1342(2022A)· signed
State Emergency Reserve Cash Fund
relates
HB 21-1329(2021A)· signed
American Rescue Plan Act Money To Invest Affordable Housing
relates
HB 22-1340(2022A)· signed
Capital-related Transfers Of Money

Affected by (5)

amends
HB 22-1411(2022A)· signed
Money From Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund
amends
HB 24-1466(2024A)· signed
Refinance Federal Coronavirus Recovery Funds
repeals
HB 23-1301(2023A)· signed
Revisor's Bill
repeals
HB 24-1465(2024A)· signed
Program Changes Refinance Coronavirus Recovery Funds
repeals
SB 25-264(2025A)· signed
Cash Fund Transfers to the General Fund

Votes

BILL
2022-04-29 · House · passYes: 46 · No: 16 · Other:
BILL
2022-04-13 · Senate · passYes: 33 · No: 2 · Other: