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Housing Solutions Department

2025-2029 Five-year Consolidated Plan CDBG and HOME and 2025 Annual Action Plan (Draft)

The Consolidated Plan for the City of Greeley provides a concise overview of our strategic vision and comprehensive approach to community development, in compliance with the regulatory requirements set forth in 24 CFR 91.200(c) and 91.220(b). This summary encapsulates the collaborative efforts and strategic planning undertaken to address the diverse needs and priorities of Greeley's residents.

The City of Greeley is committed to serving its residents through transparent, effective and efficient operational practices and long-term strategic planning.

With a balanced perspective for serving residents now and planning for the community’s future, Greeley City Council and leadership have created a blueprint -- a strategic plan -- of the most important work that will help us be a leading municipal government across the state.

Greeley City Council Introduction

Greeley is a city that knows where it came from and where it is going. With a clear picture of who we are and pride in our roots, the Greeley City Council 2037 vision honors the strength, bountiful resources, diversity, entrepreneurial and creative spirit that is Greeley now and in the future.

Council Vision

Greeley will be a future-focused city. One that is intentionally developed, safe, affordable, innovative, sustainable, healthy and inclusive. Seven Key Focus Areas will guide the work that will affirm Greeley as a place where people choose to make their dreams come true and call home.

See Council’s Priorities and Strategic Performance.

Fair Housing Laws Promote Equal Access to Homeownership and Rental Housing Opportunities

Fair housing laws are fundamental to the values of our community. By protecting against housing discrimination, fair housing makes Greeley a stronger community and a better place to live, work and play.

Under Colorado state and federal law, it is illegal to discriminate against any person under the protected classes: race, color, creed, national origin/ancestry, religion, sex, sexual orientation including transgender status or gender expression, age, marital status, pregnancy, familial status, disability, source of income, veterans, or military status.

Housing discrimination is illegal including for anyone to threaten, coerce, intimidate, or interfere with anyone exercising a fair housing right or assisting others who are exercising that right. Visit the Colorado Civil Rights Division page for more information.

Contact Us

Deb Callies
Housing Solutions Director
deb.callies@greeleygov.com
housinginfo@greeleygov.com