Aspen's housing authority looks to pass costs onto residents who use system

With costs continuing to increase for managing deed-restricted units in the Aspen-Pitkin County Housing Authority inventory, officials are considering recouping some money by charging more fees to people who use the system.

Mike Kosdrosky, executive direct...

APCHA director calls position untenable

The Aspen-Pitkin County Housing Authority’s Board of Directors closed out its day-long retreat last month by ranking its top 10 priorities, agreeing that above all else, the agency’s intergovernmental agreement between Pitkin County an...

Legal battle between Aspen family facing eviction, housing authority ramps up

Aspen resident Lee Mulcahy, who is being forced to sell his deed-restricted home after a yearslong legal battle with the local housing authority, ramped up his veiled threats to elected officials last week, saying that an eviction could end with his and h...

Aspen council emphasizes housing as top city priority

Aspen City Council heads into budget talks this week with an agreed upon two-year plan that prioritizes employee housing above all else.

Last week, city of Aspen project manager Raquel Flinker led the council through a strategic plan confirmation, summariz...

APCHA Announcement: Greater Roaring Fork Regional Housing Study, 2019

As a member of the Greater Roaring Fork Regional Housing Study’s Advisory Group, I would like to thank the Advisory Committee and the Consultant Team for their hard work and extend a special thank you to the Aspen/Pitkin County Housing Authority...