What's Working: Waiting for unemployment benefits in Colorado? It may now take up to 16 weeks
More than 8,000 Coloradans have waited seven or more weeks for their jobless benefits. Plus: Rising unemployment, jobs and more!
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More than 8,000 Coloradans have waited seven or more weeks for their jobless benefits. Plus: Rising unemployment, jobs and more!
Due to a low balance of remaining program funds, Denver’s Department of Housing Stability (HOST) will stop accepting new first-time applications for the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) at 11:59 p.m. Friday, Dec. 9. The federally-funded program was made possible due to limited Coronovirus Relief Funds and American Rescue Plan Act funds allocated to Denver.
With federal funding dwindling, the City of Denver will no longer accept first-time applications for emergency rental assistance starting next Friday.