Impact Report
Prop 123 in Gilpin County
Since 2023, 8 Prop 123 awards have reached Gilpin County, worth about $204K here. That is $34 per resident, the 47th highest of Colorado's 64 counties.
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$34
Where it is
Gilpin County in red, with the rest of the Denver Metro region shaded.
What the money does here
- Keep people housed$95K
Emergency rental assistance, homelessness services, youth housing and tenancy support.
- Plan for future homes$110K
Land banking, predevelopment and local planning so communities can build more.
8 of these awards serve several counties. Their dollars, homes and households are split evenly among those counties in the totals above.
Awards reaching Gilpin County
Largest first, at their full amount.
- Florence Crittenton Services of ColoradoYouth Housing Programs (YHS) · FY26 · shared by 7 counties$155K35 households
- Gilpin CountyLocal Planning Capacity (LPC) · FY24 · shared by 2 counties$104K
- Evergreen Christian Outreach (EChO) ShelterHomelessness Resolution Program (HRP) · FY25 · shared by 4 counties$85K70 households
- Evergreen Christian Outreach (EChO) ShelterHomelessness Resolution Program (HRP) · FY26 · shared by 4 counties$85K40 households
- Central CityLocal Planning Capacity (LPC) · FY24 · shared by 2 counties$66K
- Jefferson Center for Mental Health (JCMH ROHP)Tenancy Support Services (TSS) · FY26 · shared by 3 counties$54K15 households
- Central CityLPC Incentive · FY26 · shared by 2 counties$50K
- Jefferson Center for Mental Health (JCMH OA)Tenancy Support Services (TSS) · FY26 · shared by 3 counties$36K10 households
Local promises
These 2 local governments in Gilpin County committed to adding 31 affordable homes by the end of 2026, so they can use Prop 123 money.
- Gilpin CountyGoal met18 homes
- CentralCityAlso in Clear CreekGoal met13 homes