Weld County Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program

How it works

Weld County’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program is a county-administered funding source for eligible local government projects in Weld County. The county says the program is funded through an entitlement allocation from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and that Weld County first received this annual allocation in 2021.

What the money covers

The county’s public CDBG pages describe housing and neighborhood projects, including repairs and upgrades that address health and safety concerns. The county’s notices also describe examples such as single-family housing rehabilitation, manufactured home park upgrades, and minor repair programs.

Amounts and matching

Weld County says its annual entitlement allocation is approximately $1 million. The county does not state a standard homeowner dollar amount on the main program page, because awards appear to vary by project.

How to apply

The county says funding requests are made by eligible local governmental agencies, called the Urban County, and participating jurisdictions, not directly by individual homeowners. The county lists the participating jurisdictions and says project eligibility depends on location in a low- to moderate-income area or on an income survey showing a qualifying low- to moderate-income neighborhood.

Timing and deadlines

Weld County says the application period runs from October 1 to December 31 each year. The county directs applicants to read the CDBG guidelines before applying.