HB 25-1019

House Bill 25-1019 allows third-party organizations to manage programs for people experiencing homelessness using funds from the Affordable Housing Support Fund. The state can also cover additional administrative costs for these organizations when they run the programs. When choosing which groups get to manage these programs, the state will look at how well those groups have performed in the past. This bill has been signed into law, meaning it is now active and being implemented.

Official Summary

The act specifies that a third-party contractor or grantee may administer a program in the division of housing in the department of local affairs (division) for persons experiencing homelessness that is funded from the affordable housing support fund. The division may negotiate reasonable administrative or project delivery costs for contractors or grantees to administer the program to be paid from the fund in addition to the up to 5% of the fund that the division is authorized to retain for program administration and oversight. The division must consider the past performance history of a contractor or grantee when selecting a contractor or grantee to administer the program. (Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)

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