Boulder Housing and Human Services: Older adults: Homeless, Food, Children
Aug 19th
August 19,2025 Boulder has shown that progress is possible and together we can make the vision of ending unsheltered homelessness a reality.
City Releases 2024 Older Adult Services Annual Report
The city has released the 2024 Older Adult Services Annual Report. Older Adult Services (OAS) aims to inspire and empower older adults to age well through community connection, learning and play. OAS provides a continuum of services from health and wellness to lifelong learning, case management and supportive services.
Fostering a Better Community for Children and Youth
August 12 is International Youth Day, a day to bring awareness of the potential of young people as bringers of peace, shapers of our future and agents of change.
Using Local Taxes to Support Food Security
Revenue collected through the Sugar Sweetened Beverage Product Distribution Tax funds programs that promote health equity, including supporting food security.
Supporting Boulder Children and Families
School is back in session and the city’s Family Outreach Coordinators are back at work connecting Boulder families with resources and services that can set them up for success.
Join Us for What’s Up Boulder!
Join us at What’s Up Boulder on Sunday, Sept. 7, from 1 to 4 p.m. at Scott Carpenter Park for a fun and informative afternoon with the City of Boulder.
2025 Affordable Housing Fund Round Now Open
Did you know the city’s affordable housing goal is to ensure 15% of all homes in Boulder are affordable for low-, moderate-, and middle-income households by 2035?
September is Falls Prevention Month
Each September, Older Adult Services provides evidence-based falls prevention programs for older adults. Program participants can receive practical tips and tools for staying safe and steady and learn ways to avoid falls and reduce fall risks by building strength, increasing balance, and maintaining mobility.
City of Boulder and Boulder County Gear up for August and September Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan Engagement Opportunities, Workshops, Community Change Requests and More
The City of Boulder and Boulder County invite community members to answer online questions, gather with their community, join workshops, complete Community Change Requests and more.
Save the Date: Elevate Boulder Storytelling Events + Progress Report
For nearly two years, the city has been providing direct cash assistance to 200 low-income community members, with no strings attached, through the innovative Elevate Boulder guaranteed income pilot project. During the week of September 15, the city and our partners will be releasing the final evaluation report about how direct cash assistance has impacted the lives of participants; and showcasing stories from participants about their Elevate Boulder experiences in their own words and photographic images.
You can watch for updates on the Elevate Boulder project webpage and can register in advance for information about a storytelling event on Sunday, September 21 at the Dairy Arts Center. This event will include a display of photos and videos by and of participants, and a Motus Theater performance featuring six participants sharing their own narratives.
City Releases 2024 Older Adult Services Annual Report
The city has released the 2024 Older Adult Services Annual Report. Older Adult Services (OAS) aims to inspire and empower older adults to age well through community connection, learning and play. OAS provides a continuum of services from health and wellness to lifelong learning, case management and supportive services.
Fostering a Better Community for Children and Youth
August 12 is International Youth Day, a day to bring awareness of the potential of young people as bringers of peace, shapers of our future and agents of change.
Using Local Taxes to Support Food Security
Revenue collected through the Sugar Sweetened Beverage Product Distribution Tax funds programs that promote health equity, including supporting food security.
Supporting Boulder Children and Families
School is back in session and the city’s Family Outreach Coordinators are back at work connecting Boulder families with resources and services that can set them up for success.
Join Us for What’s Up Boulder!
Join us at What’s Up Boulder on Sunday, Sept. 7, from 1 to 4 p.m. at Scott Carpenter Park for a fun and informative afternoon with the City of Boulder.
2025 Affordable Housing Fund Round Now OpenDid you know the city’s affordable housing goal is to ensure 15% of all homes in Boulder are affordable for low-, moderate-, and middle-income households by 2035?
September is Falls Prevention Month
Each September, Older Adult Services provides evidence-based falls prevention programs for older adults. Program participants can receive practical tips and tools for staying safe and steady and learn ways to avoid falls and reduce fall risks by building strength, increasing balance, and maintaining mobility.
City of Boulder and Boulder County Gear up for August and September Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan Engagement Opportunities, Workshops, Community Change Requests and More
The City of Boulder and Boulder County invite community members to answer online questions, gather with their community, join workshops, complete Community Change Requests and more.
Save the Date: Elevate Boulder Storytelling Events + Progress Report
For nearly two years, the city has been providing direct cash assistance to 200 low-income community members, with no strings attached, through the innovative Elevate Boulder guaranteed income pilot project. During the week of September 15, the city and our partners will be releasing the final evaluation report about how direct cash assistance has impacted the lives of participants; and showcasing stories from participants about their Elevate Boulder experiences in their own words and photographic images.
You can watch for updates on the Elevate Boulder project webpage and can register in advance for information about a storytelling event on Sunday, September 21 at the Dairy Arts Center. This event will include a display of photos and videos by and of participants, and a Motus Theater performance featuring six participants sharing their own narratives.
Boulder Homeless Point Failure
Aug 16th
August 16, 2025 Boulder Point in Homeless program completely leaves out treating drugs and alcohol among the Homeless. It doesn’t even mention it. 75% of all homeless are drug addicts an
d alcoholics living on the streets. This plan simply warehouses them all for one big party. We taxpayers will pay 15,000,000 for their party.
https://bouldercolorado.gov/news/city-releases-2025-july-point-time-count-results
City Releases 2025 July Point in Time Count Results
On July 22, 2025, the City of Boulder completed its third annual summer Point in Time Count of individuals experiencing unsheltered homelessness in the city. Findings from the count are available on the Point in Time Count dashboard on the city’s website.
d alcoholics living on the streets. This plan simply warehouses them all for one big party. We taxpayers will pay 15,000,000 for their party.https://bouldercolorado.gov/news/city-releases-2025-july-point-time-count-results
City Releases 2025 July Point in Time Count Results
On July 22, 2025, the City of Boulder completed its third annual summer Point in Time Count of individuals experiencing unsheltered homelessness in the city. Findings from the count are available on the Point in Time Count dashboard on the city’s website.
Point in Time Counts help identify how many people are experiencing homelessness in a community at a specific moment in time. Each January, communities across the country conduct a Point in Time Count. Data from this count helps show how homelessness in an area is changing over time.
Boulder HOP expands with RTD reopening
Aug 14th
Boulder HOP bus route expands with RTD reopening of the Boulder Junction Depot Square Station
City anticipates boost in ridership with station reopening after COVID-19 closure
City anticipates boost in ridership with station reopening after COVID-19 closure
BOULDER, Colo. – The City of Boulder, in partnership with the Regional Transportation District (RTD) and CU Boulder, is expanding the local HOP bus route. The modified route will directly serve Boulder Junction and connect with RTD routes returning to the Boulder Junction Depot Square Station beginning on Tuesday, September 2.
HOP service will be added along Pearl Parkway between 30th Street and Junction Place, Junction Place/32nd Street between Pearl Parkway and Walnut, and Walnut between 32nd and 30th streets. Route schedules will remain the same. Community members may notice new striping, bus stops and signage installation in the coming days in the area.
The HOP bus connects key destinations, including CU Boulder, University Hill, downtown and the 29th Street Mall with a 15-minute frequency during peak service. The updated route returns service to the center of the Boulder Junction Transit-Oriented Development (TOD): a mixed-use, walkable neighborhood where people live, work, shop and can access local and regional transit.
“The HOP bus has been a community staple for over 30 years, and we are tremendously proud to continue to evolve its route to provide Boulder Junction with centralized local transit service,” said City of Boulder Interim Director of Transportation & Mobility Valerie Watson.
The reopened station at Boulder Junction will also feature RTD routes serving Denver International Airport and the Denver Civic Center.
“RTD is excited to continue to enhance service throughout Boulder County, including to Boulder’s transit-oriented developments. The resumption of service to Boulder Junction is a great next step to enhance the overall transit experience for our Boulder customers,” said RTD Board Director Lynn Guissinger.
“We’ve heard a strong and clear desire for a return of transit service at Boulder Junction to support livable neighborhoods. We greatly appreciate RTD’s partnership and recognition of the importance of these services in Boulder,” added Watson.
High-quality transit service is key to making progress toward Boulder’s transportation vision of providing safe, equitable, sustainable and reliable travel choices. In support of these values, the city is also purchasing 7 battery electric buses with Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) grants to be delivered this fall and replace diesel buses that have reached useful life milestones, bringing Boulder closer to its goal of a fully electrified HOP bus fleet by 2030.
Updated route maps are available on the Boulder Bus Map and the HOP Bus webpage. Learn more about city transit and sign up for updates via the Transportation and Mobility Department newsletter.
