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Housing Information Management System (HIMS) Request for Proposals
The Aspen Pitkin County Housing Authority (APCHA) is seeking proposals from qualified vendors to implement a Housing Information Management System (HIMS) for the City of Aspen and Pitkin County. APCHA manages all aspects of affordable, workforce housing in Aspen and Pitkin County, including, but not limited to, property management, real estate procurement, real estate sales, leasing and program compliance. HIMS will integrate the major operational components of APCHA into a cohesive information management system with an external user portal.
Local news stories about APCHA's activities, policies, organization, and related development projects.
The Aspen Times
- February 19, 2019: Aspen City Council to consider fines for rule breakers in housing program
- February 12, 2019: Study forecasts how bad Roaring Fork Valley's affordable housing shortage will be by 2027
- January 28, 2019: John Colson: APCHA's housing program does its job, despite troubles
- January 28, 2019: Aspen's housing board forces two residents to sell their units for non-compliance
- January 26, 2019: Opinion, Glenn K. Beaton: Let's reinvent taxpayer-subsidized housing
- January 7, 2019: Supreme Court won't hear Mulcahy case over Aspen house
- December 19, 2018: Developer, city of Aspen and local housing authority partner to build 45 new apartments
- December 17, 2018: City official calls housing board extortionists for its financial ask
- December 12, 2018: City asks last-minute for housing authority to partner to get tax exempt status
- December 7, 2018: Survey says Aspen's affordable housing program meets residents' needs; issues identified in aging program
- December 5, 2018: Aspen developer held to housing employees in redeveloped building
- November 30, 2018: Aspen's housing board forces two to sell homes for breaking rules
- November 29, 2018: Skico to be audited for employees in years to come
- November 18, 2018: Aspen's housing program holding scofflaws accountable, focusing on compliance cases
- November 15, 2018: Aspen's housing program seeks to educate homeowners on the do's and don'ts
- November 9, 2018: Aspen's affordable housing authority looks at increasing user fees
- October 24, 2018: Two Aspen women bucking court, APCHA orders to move out of units
- October 19, 2018: Aspen housing board lets man suffering from PTSD stay in home
- October 17, 2018: Judge sides with Aspen-Pitkin County Housing Authority in eviction case
- October 24, 2018: Is affordable housing no longer affordable in Aspen?
- October 10, 2018: Officials dealing with Aspen's deteriorating affordable housing
- October 5, 2018: Developers' affordable-housing plan at base of Aspen Mountain changes
- September 26, 2018: Judge not ready to make Mulcahy sell Aspen home
- September 23, 2018: Aspen's east end will see new housing development
- September 22, 2018: Aspen's affordable housing program faces budget shortfall
- September 14, 2018: Mulcahy clings to Aspen home through continued litigation
- September 10, 2018: Aspen's affordable housing board consider stricter upkeep rules to avoid ' subsidizing garbage'
- September 6, 2018: Aspen councilman questioned by housing board on his motivations to change program
- August 16, 2018: APCHA sending surveys to gauge HOA finances
- August 15, 2018: Aspen's housing board kicks woman out of house
- August 8, 2018: Aspen's affordable housing program recommends fines up to $5,000 for scofflaws
- August 7, 2018: Aspen's aging affordable housing program creating issues
- August 2, 2018: Aspen's affordable housing board left in dark about changes afoot
- August 2, 2018: County open to housing board changes
- July 31, 2018: Aspen's affordable housing program may see changes
- July 18, 2018: Aspen housing authority forces former board member to sell home after illegally renting on Airbnb
- June 20, 2018: Aspen housing authority forcing former board member to sell her home after renting it out
- May 20, 2018: News briefs: Housing authority makes changes to income categories for affordable units
- May 17, 2018: New Aspen restaurant heading for government review
- May 9, 2018: Aspen housing authority kicks out woman who was listing unit on Airbnb
- May 4, 2018: Aspen's affordable housing board wants out of politics
- May 3, 2018: Mulchay: Next stop is U.S. Supreme Court in fight to keep Aspen house
- April 30, 2018: Colorado Supreme Court will not hear Mulcahy case over Aspen home ownership
- April 29, 2018: The balancing act of the town and the resort and the role of affordable housing
- April 29, 2018: Aspen housing program looking for an enforcer
- April 27, 2018: Three Aspen employee homes sell for $1.3 million each, one to go to lottery
- April 22, 2018: Aspen housing authority sues woman to sell her Snowmass house
- March 22, 2018: Aspen-Pitkin County housing board going after rule-breakers with fines
- March 8, 2018: Aspen's housing authority taking stock of homeowner association bank accounts
- March 7, 2018: Trailer park owner strove to keep beloved renters after sale
- March 5, 2018: City of Aspen looks to take over affordable housing program
- March 4, 2018: Renter's remorse: City of Aspen spending millions of dollars in rent
- March 1, 2018: Aspen-Pitkin County Housing Authority tells woman she has to move
- February 12, 2018: Aspen City Council to take over housing program from Pitkin County?
- February 9, 2018: City of Aspen’s lawsuit with resident rests with the Colorado Supreme Court
- February 8, 2018: City of Aspen’s ongoing housing dispute with local man goes behind closed doors
- February 1, 2018: Aspen government ‘controlling’ building access to local man involved in lawsuit
Aspen Daily News
- March 1, 2019: APCHA trying for third time to digitize database
- February 21, 2019: Housing hearing officer gets green light from city
- February 14, 2019: APCHA process changes going forward, but oversight still an issue
- January 31, 2019: Next steps discussed for Aspen's housing program
- January 30, 2019: Man seeks to block judge's ruling in APCHA case
- January 28, 2019: Opinion, Ireland: This election, it's all about the housing
- January 8, 2019: Aspen man loses long-shot bid at nation's highest court to keep home
- December 24, 2018: APCHA tweaks procedure for posting rental ads
- December 20, 2018: APCHA board receives apology, votes to join project
- December 6, 2018: APCHA to require renters' work history
- November 2, 2018: Judge issues stay in Aspen public-housing eviction case
- October 18, 2018: Judge upholds APCHA eviction, says tenant failed to disclose income
- October 6, 2018: Defendant at eviction trial lashes out at APCHA
- September 27, 2018: Judge refuses to lift stay in APCHA-Mulcahy case
- September 18, 2018: Trail set for woman opposing APCHA eviction
- September 18, 2018: City of Aspen's office space shuffle begins
- August 8, 2018: More input sought on APCHA structural changes
- July 31, 2018: APCHA hires full-time compliance manager
- July 31, 2018: Aspen homeowner sues APCHA in federal court
- June 28, 2018: Aspen man continues uphill fight to keep home
- June 13, 2018: Aspen artist found guilty after museum littering trial
- June 9, 2018: Woman says she will fight APCHA eviction
- May 25, 2018: APCHA moves closer to forcing sale of Mulcahy's home
- May 17, 2018: Housing authority seeks nearly $30,000 in legal fees from Mulcahy
- May 11, 2018: Facing eviction, Mulcahy not ready to give up fight
- May 3, 2018: APCHA considers bringing on hearing officer to handle appeals
- April 23, 2018: Balancing affordable housing with the big picture
- March 30, 2018: APCHA board members' service exceeds 2014 term limits rule
- March 21, 2018: Housing authority proposes fines for dozens of violations
- March 6, 2018: APCHA governance restructuring questioned
- March 2, 2018: Police investigating rocks thrown at artist's window
- February, 22, 2018: Man's trial delayed after judge's impartiality is questioned
- February 11, 2018: Short term rentals difficult to track
- February 9, 2018: Councilman contemplates APCHA split
- February 7, 2018: Man says he would defy court order to list home
- February 2, 2018: Schendler’s argument for housing density lights up social media
- February 2, 2018: City restricts Mulcahy’s access to public office buildings