Brighton Housing Authority, and other local housing authorities, recognized for their HUD designated Moving to Work status

Brighton Housing Authority adding more affordable housing (Brighton Blade article)

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"Nine new affordably-priced housing units along Brighton's N. 5th Ave. are the starting point to increasing and improving Brighton Housing Authority's supply, officials said. 'This project is part of our Rental Assistance Demolition conversion back in 2015,' said Debra Bristol, Brighton Housing Authority executive director.  'These duplexes were originally public housing so we are completely renovating them and increasing the density.'"

Affordable housing projects are popping up across Denver area (Denver Post article)

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Public-private partnerships funding some complexes

Housing Authority picks developer for Adams Point (Brighton Blade article)

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"Brighton will get 60 new units of affordable housing and commercial development based on a Brighton Housing Authority plan. The housing authority announced it had accepted a bid from MGL partners as co-developers of the Adams Point project. Plans call for the project, with 60 units of affordable housing, to go up on a 7.38 acre Adams County-owned parcel at 1931 E. Bridge St. That's the former site of the County courthouse, before it moved to 1100 Judicial Drive in Brighton, about three miles southeast."

Brighton Housing Authority and Adams County Announce 60-unit Adams Point Affordable Housing Development

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BHA has announced its intent to award MGL Partners with the co-development of Adams Point, a proposed minimum 60-unit affordable housing and commercial development to be located on a 7.38-acre site at 1931 Bridge Street. 

Brighton Housing Authority seeks partners with new grant money (Brighton Blade article)

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Authority interested in a food distribution program, housing outreach

Brighton Housing Authority Receives American Rescue Plan Act Funds to Support COVID-19 Community Recovery

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Agency to Dedicate $350,000 from Adams County Toward Housing Navigation

Brighton’s holistic approach to housing aims to break the cycle for the next generation (Colorado Sun article)

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During the pandemic, the Brighton Housing Authority started new programs to tutor school children and find emergency housing for victims of domestic violence

Brighton Housing Authority Announces Notice of Waiting List Opening for Housing Choice (Section 8) and Project Based Vouchers

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Online Applications Accepted September 28-30, 2022, at BrightonHousingAuthority.org

Debra Bristol named Brighton Housing Authority's new Executive Director

Brighton Housing Authority's Executive Director Joseph Espinosa Moving on to New Opportunities

Brighton Housing Authority Selected for the Moving To Work Demonstration Program

Brighton Housing Authority Receives Funding to Provide Counseling Services for Seniors 

Brighton Housing Authority Cancels the 10th Annual Dori Benavides Memorial Resource Fair and Section 8 Lottery 

Brighton Housing Authority Warns of Scammers

Brighton Housing Authority's New Chief of Staff

Brighton Housing Authority's 2020 Career and College Launch Program Now Accepting Scholarship Applications