Key Dates
Community Update: Outreach Team and Housing Department Introduction
The City of Greeley’s Housing and Homeless Solutions Departments host their second community update of 2024 from 5:30-7 p.m. on Monday, June 10, at the LINC Library, 501 8th Avenue. (Please note change of location)
During the event, attendees will:
- Receive an update on the city’s homelessness initiatives.
- Learn about and meet the new Homeless Solutions Outreach Team and its priorities in the community.
- Gain insight into the major projects being worked on by the Housing Department.
- Engage by asking questions during the Q&A.
Officials ask residents to RSVP by June 3 at bit.ly/HousingHomelessOutreach. Light refreshments will be provided.
For those unable to attend, a recorded video of the presentation will be available on the city’s Speak Up Greeley website after July 1.
Community Update on Housing and Homelessness
Join us for the first Community Update on Housing and Homelessness of 2024!
Thursday, January 25
5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Greeley Recreation Center, Room 101
651 10th Avenue
Open to Everyone
At the meeting, participants will:
Learn about the new Mayor's Task Force on Homelessness
Hear an update on the City's homeless initiatives
Visit with local organizations who offer resources and services to those in need.
Light refreshments will be served
January 25 will be a very busy night at the Greeley Recreation Center. Parking is available throughout downtown, north of the Double Tree hotel, and south of the Union Colony Civic Center.
RSVP at bit.ly/HomelessSolutionsUpdate
Housing First Workshop and Presentation
Housing First: Why This Works to End Homelessness with Dr. Sam Tsemberis
Join us for an afternoon of learning and discussion with Dr. Sam Tsemberis, creator of the Housing First model that is being implemented in Greeley.
Thursday, August 17
2:00-4:45 p.m.
Union Colony Civic Center - Hensel Phelps Theater
701 10th Avenue, Greeley
During the free workshop, attendees will:
- Learn why Greeley is choosing Housing First
- Learn how the Housing First model can improve our community
- Participate in clinical vignettes highlighting the Housing First principles
Seating is limited!
Reserve your spot today at bit.ly/46RRmdM This Event Is Full
Community Update on Housing and Homelessness
Monday, May 22
6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
City Center South, City Council Chambers, 1001 11th Avenue, Greeley
Open to Everyone
At the meeting, participants will:
- Hear an update on the City’s homeless initiatives
- Learn about Greeley’s new Housing Initiatives Department
- View results of the 2023 Point in Time Count of unhoused in Greeley
- Hear about Weld County Department of Public Health’s Community Health Survey
- Find ways to get involved
Light refreshments will be served
RSVP at bit.ly/3KTsJ7w
Unable to attend?
A video recording of the meeting will be available online after June 8.
Únase a nosotros para una actualización de la comunidad sobre vivienda y personas sin hogar en Greeley. Organizado por el Departamento de Iniciativas de Vivienda de la Ciudad de Greeley.
Lunes, 22 de mayo
6:00-7:30 pm
City Center South, City Council Chambers, 1001 11th Avenue, Greeley
Abierto al público
En la reunión, los participantes:
- Escucharán una actualización sobre las iniciativas de la Ciudad acerca de las personas sin hogar
- Recibirán información sobre el nuevo Departamento de Iniciativas de Vivienda de Greeley
- Verán los resultados del conteo de 2023 de personas sin hogar en Greeley
- Escucharán sobre la encuesta de salud comunitaria del Departamento de Salud Pública del Condado de Weld
- Encontrarán maneras de involucrarse
Se servirán refrigerios ligeros.
Por favor confirme su asistencia utilizando el siguiente
¿No le será posible asistir?
Una grabación de video de la reunión estará disponible en la página web de Homeless and Housing Speak Up y en el canal de YouTube de la ciudad después del 8 de junio.
Homeless and Housing Recommendations Presented to City Council
Greeley City Council heard a report from consulting firm Urbanity Advisors. The report included recommendations for addressing homelessness and housing alternatives in Greeley. The report is the result of several community conversations with residents, stakeholder interviews, and survey feedback received from January-May 2022.
Residents can view the June 14 work session presentation, final report, and recommendations by visiting the City of Greeley meeting portal or greeleygov.com/homelessandhousingservices.
Community Conversation 3: What We Do to Move Forward
May 18: In-person at the Greeley Recreation Center
May 19: Virtual meeting
This third and final round of conversations focused on recommendations regarding homeless services, local coordination, and housing option in Greeley resulting from feedback provided at the February and April meetings. Participants discussed the costs and feasibility of those recommendations, funding options, and prioritized the next steps.
Community Conversation 2: How We Move Forward
April 13: Virtual Meeting
April 14: In-person at the Greeley Recreation Center
Community Conversation 2: How We Move Forward, More Conversations on Homeless and Housing Solutions in Greeley. This round of conversations focused on themes that emerged from the February meetings, demand for services locally and regionally, and best practices used around Colorado and nationally. Participants provided input on possible recommendations regarding homeless services, local coordination, and housing options in Greeley.
Community Conversation 1
February 16: Virtual Meeting
February 17: In-person at the Greeley Recreation Center
This first round of conversations asked participants to share their perceptions of homelessness and housing insecurity, how homelessness may impact their life, and how the community might work together to address the growing need in Greeley. 
Homeless presentation to Greeley City Council
Overview of City Partnerships & Strategies to Address Homelessness. This presentation gave a brief background on community efforts to address homelessness over the years, more recent partnerships and initiatives, and current challenges. Watch the video.
Stakeholder interviews, analysis, and evaluation
Evaluation of existing sources of information, conducting stakeholder interviews, analyzing demand drivers, and evaluation of project size and location
Consultant contract signed with Urbanity Advisors
City finalized a contract with Urbanity Advisors to complete the work. The anticipated timeline for scoping and assessment of possible sheltering and housing alternatives was approximately 6 months.
RFP issued for Scoping and Assessment project
RFP Issued for a 3rd party consultant to complete a scoping and assessment of Greeley regarding homelessness and housing alternatives.
Decision to create a scope of service for 3rd party consultant
Determination made by City of Greeley to create a scope of services in order to solicit the support of a 3rd party consultant to assist with gathering and evaluating data, examine demand drivers, determine market and financial viability and feasibility, and estimating capital and operating costs associated with the development of a “Weld Village” campus model.
Steering committee tours of Greeley faciliites
Members of the steering committee toured non-congregate facility (Bonell) and congregate facility/housing navigation center (Tri-Pointe).
Initial asset map creation
Initial Asset Map with potential locations and proximity to services was created. This tool has since been modified several times.
Cold Weather Shelter Opens
Cold weather congregate shelter opens at Tri-Pointe for the season with reduced capacity due to COVID. Capacity of 40. Overflow of capacity sent to nearby Rodeway Inn as needed. Cold weather non-congregate shelter opens at Bonell for the season to accept COVID vulnerable guests. Capacity of 40. No overflow capacity.