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Home My WebLink About20202985.tiffRESOLUTION RE: APPROVE 2021-2023 COMMUNITY SERVICES BLOCK GRANT (CSBG) PROGRAM APPLICATION AND PLAN AND AUTHORIZE CHAIR TO SIGN WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, pursuant to Colorado statute and the Weld County Home Rule Charter, is vested with the authority of administering the affairs of Weld County, Colorado, and WHEREAS, the Board has been presented with the 2021-2023 Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) Program Application and Plan from the County of Weld, State of Colorado, by and through the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, on behalf of the Department of Human Services, to the Colorado Department of Local Affairs, Division of Local Government, commencing upon full execution of signatures, with further terms and conditions being as stated in said application and plan, and WHEREAS, after review, the Board deems it advisable to approve said application and plan, a copy of which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, that the 2021-2023 Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) Program Application and Plan from the County of Weld, State of Colorado, by and through the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, on behalf of the Department of Human Services, to the Colorado Department of Local Affairs, Division of Local Government, be, and hereby is, approved. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Board that the Chair be, and hereby is, authorized to sign said application and plan. The above and foregoing Resolution was, on motion duly made and seconded, adopted by the following vote on the 30th day of September, A.D., 2020. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD �nCO� COUNTY, COLORADO ATTEST: dedivo o;ok (Y1 1 Mike Freeman, Chair Weld County Clerk to the Board Steve Moreno. ,Pro-Tem ounty '"`orney Kevin D. Ross Date of signature: 10106/20 Cc : H S D, FIlso), p c7(3c/cr) lo 10612.o 2020-2985 HR0092 ;EP ''I93 PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL MEMORANDUM DATE: September 22, 2020 TO: Board of County Commissioners — Pass -Around FR: Jamie Ulrich, Director, Human Services RE: Weld County Department of Human Services' Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) Application Packet Please review and indicate if you would like a work session prior to placing this item on the Board's agenda. Request Board Approval of the Departments' Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) Application Packet, The 2021-2023 Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) Application and Community Action Plan is the three-year application and plan submitted, as required, to the State Department of Local Affairs for the use of U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Community Services Block Grant. l'he three-year plan for the grant will begin on January 1, 2021 and continue through December 31, 2023. The Application and Community Action Plan identify the strategic use of CSBG funds in assisting low-income residents of Weld County. Attached you will find the three-year application, plan and 2021 budget. The attached budget is for the projected allocation of $265,175.00 for 2021. The three-year plan includes; emergency assistance, which includes funding to the shelters in Weld County, case management and support toward employment and training, including living stipends, case management support to senior citizens and disabled populations, Additionally, it includes training and travel costs to employees and board members as well as food and beverages for board meetings. The Application is due by October 1, 2020, submitted through the DOLA Grant Portal. I do not recommend a Work Session. I recommend approval of this Application, Plan and Budget, authorize the Chair to sign, and the Department to submit via the DOLA Online Grants Portal. Approve Recommendation Mike Freeman, Chair Scott James Barbara Kirkmeyer Steve Moreno, Pro -Tern Kevin Ross Schedule Work Session Other/Comments: Pass -Around Memorandum; September 22, 2020 - CMS 4125 2020-2985 09/30 J -h ec3 2 Bri White From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Attachments: Thank you, Lesley. Cheryl Hoffman Wednesday, September 23, 2020 3:54 PM Lesley Cobb CTB FW: PA - Community Services Block Grant Application (CMS 4125) 9.22.20 Human Services Community Services Block Grant Application Packet.pdf Bri, Once we receive this OnBase Contract, could you make sure this email is attached? Thanks! Cheryl L. Hoffman Deputy Clerk to the Board 1150 O Street/P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO 80632 Tel: (970) 400.4227 choffman@weldgov.com From: Lesley Cobb <cobbxxlk@weldgov.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2020 3:27 PM To: Cheryl Hoffman <choffman@weldgov.com> Cc: HS Contract Management <HS-ContractManagement@co.weld.co.us> Subject: RE: PA - Community Services Block Grant Application (CMS 4125) Hi Cheryl, FYI on this one, we do need the Chair to sign page 11 of the document that is in CMS. This signature can be electronic so you can email me the page once signed, we will not need an original. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks! Lesley Cobb Data Analyst Contract Management and Compliance Supervisor Weld County Dept. of Human Services 315 N. 11th Ave., Bldg A PO Box A Greeley, CO 80632 c (970) 400-6512 A A (970) 353-5212 >cobbxxlk a),weldgov.com 1 a COLORADO Department of Local Affairs Division of Local Government COMMUNITY SERVICES BLOCK GRANT (CSBG) PROGRAM 2021-2023 APPLICATION AND PLAN PLEASE NOTE: DOCUMENT CANNOT BE UPLOADED IN ITS ENTIRETY FOR THE APPLICATION BUT IS BEING RELEASED TO ALLOW YOU TO DEVELOP THE CONTENT FOR EACH SECTION/QUESTION IN ADVANCE. THE TEXT FOR EACH QUESTION WILL NEED TO BE PASTED INTO EACH SECTION. Due October 1, 2020 through the Grants Portal A. APPLICANT/CONTACT INFORMATION 1. Organization -Weld County 2. Principal Representative a. Honorific: Mr. b. First Name: Michael c. Middle Name: d. Last Name: Freeman e. Suffix: f. Role: Chair, Board of County Commissioners g. Mailing Address: PO Box 758 h. Address 2: i. City: Greeley j. State: Co k. Zip Code: 80632 I. Phone Number: 970-336-7215 m. Email Address: 3. Responsible Administrator (will receive all mailings) for the Application: a. Honorific: Ms. b. First Name: Jamie c. Middle Name: d. Last Name: Ulrich e. Suffix: f. Role: Human Services Director g. Mailing Address: PO Box A h. Address 2: i. City: Greeley j. State: CO k. Zip Code: 80631 I. Phone Number: 970-400-6581 m. Email Address: ulrichjj@weldgov.com B. ORGANIZATION INFORMATION: 1. Federal Tax ID#: 84-600813 2. DUNS #: 075757955 3. Service Area (Counties served by the CSBG Program): Weld County 4. State House District: 50 5. State Senate District: 4 6. Amount of CSBG Projected FFY21 Allocation: 7. Mission Statement: "Engaging and partnering with the community to improve the safety, health and well- being of individuals and families through the delivery of responsive and collaborative services." 8. Project Description (Provide three to five sentences summarizing your CSBG program. This will be the summary statement for your Exhibit B — Scope of Work in the contract): Provide emergency assistance to stabilize or move toward economic stability. Provide case management and support toward employment and training, including living stipends. Provide case management support to senior citizens and disabled Page 1 of 11, Revised 2020 populations. Provide training and travel costs to employees and board members. Food and beverages for board meetings. Building costs. 9. Upload a PDF of your organization's W9: Page 2 of 11, Revised 2020 C. TRIPARTITE BOARD MEMBERSHIP ROSTER 1. Eligible Entity Type 0: ® Single County Government El Council of Governments ❑ Private CAA ❑ Multi -County Service Agency 2. Total Seats per Agency Bylaws: 15 3. Total Current Vacant Seats: 0 4. Total Number of Seats Reserved for low income sector: 5 5. Total Number of Seats Reserved for elected officials' sector: 5 6. Total number of Seats Reserved for_private sector: 5 7. Upload Board Roster (Please indicate the sector each board member represents): Page 3 of 11, Revised 2020 D. BUDGET SUMMARY 1. Please upload your budget, based on the CSBG projected FFY21 amount. 2. I certify that CSBG funds will not be used for construction related expenses. 3. I certify that CSBG funds will not be used for any type of political activity. 4. I certify that CSBG funds will be used in accordance with Uniform Guidance. E. PROJECT ELIGIBILITY Ezi The purpose of the CSBG program is to alleviate the causes and conditions of poverty in communities. Please select the Federal Objective(s) and National Goal(s) addressed in this application and plan. 1. Federal Objectives, as listed in IM152. (Select one or more objectives to be addressed in the Community Action Plan submitted.) ❑❑❑®❑®®❑❑® Employment Education and Cognitive Development Income, Infrastructure, and Asset Building Housing Health and Social/Behavioral Development (includes Nutrition) Civic Engagement and Community Involvement Services Supporting Multiple Domains Linkages (e.g. partnerships that support multiple domains) Agency Capacity Building Other (e.g. emergency management/disaster relief) 2. National Goals, as listed in IM152. (Select one or more national goals to be addressed in the Community Action Plan submitted.) Grantee will be expected to report on the results of all CSBG-funded programs in relation to these goals in the CSBG IS Final Reports. ® Goal 1: Individuals and Families with low incomes are stable and achieve economic security. ® Goal 2: Communities where people with low incomes live are healthy and offer economic opportunity. ® Goal 3: People with low -incomes are engaged and active in building opportunities in communities. Page 4 of 11, Revised 2020 F. PROJECT INFORMATION - If applying for Linkages only. indicate "not applicable" for questions 1-4 in this section and proceed to question 5. 1. Applicant must be able to demonstrate that customers of CSBG programs or services will be low-income individuals and/or families living at 125% Federal Poverty Level or below. Describe how customer eligibility based on Federal Poverty Level is determined, evaluated and tracked for the purpose of CSBG program activities. The county will verify income through all resources available like CBMS and Department of Labor. If not available, the county will make a collateral contact to verify over the phone or require the client to provide verification. 2. If the proposed project requires customers to complete an application or there is a selection process (e.g., emergency assistance, human services program, etc.), describe what procedures will be used to ensure that customers receiving assistance will be selected through an open and equitable process and that greatest community needs are addressed. The selection process for our CSBG paid case managers is determined by the percentage of the caseload that is at or below 125% of poverty. The application for emergency assistance is determined eligible by income at or less than 125% of poverty and those that meet the emergency criteria. All clients are served that have cooperated with program requirements. 3. Please describe the notification process and grievance procedures for customers who are declined assistance. The customer is mailed a letter notifying them their application has been denied and explains their appeal rights. 4. If sub -recipients determine customer eligibility, please describe monitoring procedures the eligible entity uses to ensure the federal poverty level income requirement, selection process and notification/grievance procedures as listed in Question 1-3 are met. If no sub -recipients are used in this program, please indicate "not applicable." N/A 5. If applying for Linkages, please describe how services provided will involve community partners, coordinate services and provide and evaluate community outcomes that address poverty. Please note that "information and referral" type services are not eligible as linkages. Rather, a coordinated and community -driven strategy to improve service delivery at the community level must be described and implemented. Weld County will participate in monthly meetings of case reviews and care coordination. We partner to leverage monies and ensure families and individuals basic needs are being met. G. COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT 1. Based on the results of the community needs assessment, what are the key causes and conditions of poverty in the service area? What are the needs or conditions (economic or otherwise) contributing to poverty Page 5 of 11, Revised 2020 in the community that this application and plan will address? Weld County Human Services gathered data from our local Health Department Needs Assessment, Community Commons.org and United Way Trend Reports of unmet needs. We also use internal data and trends of clients receiving public assistance. 2. Please Upload your Community Needs Assessment (PDF): 3. Please Upload Board Minutes approving your Community Needs Assessment (PDF): H. COMMUNITY ACTION PLAN (3 YEARS) 1. Describe how the federal domains your agency will be working in, identified in Section E, will address the needs identified in the community needs assessment and what are the general services and strategies that will be used? Workforce Center programs that serve the unemployed populations who meet 125% of poverty income. Case management services and worksite development that staff would be able to provide to designated target groups and caseloads. Individuals who encounter numerous employment barriers such as poor work histories, lack of work experience, limited education and offender status in need of more structured job seeking assistance to compete within the labor market. Weld County will be providing emergency (i.e. rent, utilities, clothing etc.) and health (i.e. vision, dental, etc.) services to individuals and families to stabilize the household, maintain, or improve the self-sufficiency of the household. Assess the need for ongoing case management and care planning. The need to make referrals to other medical resources and to provide ongoing case management for youth aging out of Foster Care, seniors, disabled individuals and families needing extra support to ensure quality living in the least restrictive setting. 2. Describe the expected outcomes for the customers or community that will be achieved. Indicate whether each outcome is a family, agency or community level outcome. Projected number of clients to receive case management services per year: 300. 20% of clients served in case management will obtain employment at exit. Provide emergency shelter and case management to over 110 homeless individuals. Provide emergency assistance to approximately 150 individuals/families per year, 85% will stabilize or improve self- sufficiency. Provide case management to 150 seniors or disabled individuals per year, they will retain their least restrictive living setting. 3. How will success be measured? Include how data will be collected and the quantitative and qualitative evaluation techniques that will be used. Success will be measured by the outcomes identified in the Community Action Plan. These outcome indicators include: -Achieve and maintain capacity to meet basic needs for 90 days - households experiencing homelessness receive safe temporary shelter or a hotel voucher -low-income households obtain self-sufficiency or stability -Obtained and/or maintained safe and affordable housing project to serve 25 families and 80% will maintain for 90 days. - Households avoiding eviction, project to serve 25 families of those 80% of families served will avoid evictions for a minimum of 90 days. Page 6 of 11, Revised 2020 -Improved health and safety due to improvements in their home -Obtained access to reliable transportation, project to serve 10 families. -Unemployed and obtained a job -Employed and maintained a job for at least 90 days -Employed and obtained an increase in employment income and/or benefits -Obtained skills/competencies required for employment - Completed a high school diploma and/or obtained an equivalency certificate or diploma. - Seniors (65+) who maintained an independent living situation -Individuals with disabilities who maintained an independent living situation. 4. What other community entities, organizations, or stakeholders are contributing to this project and how services will be coordinated? Describe how duplication of services will be avoided. Our team works with our community partners to leverage funds to ensure there is no duplication of services and we are working together to support families and individuals. We attend regular community meetings to make sure we know what services are available and how to access them. 5. If you will still be spending down your CARES Act allocation in 2021 describe how will they complement your 2021-2023 services and strategies? We will be using our Cares Act Funding to support those that are unemployed due to Covid19. They will be supported though employment -based programs, support in acquiring public assistance and emergency assistance in the community. 6. Describe how CSBG funds are leveraged with other cash and in -kind resources in the community. In what ways does CSBG fill gaps in services or address unmet needs in the community? Our Outreach Team works closely with our community partners and all Human Services divisions. They work to ensure clients have access to all services in the community and work to leverage funds. 7. How is Results Oriented Management and Accountability (ROMA) — the 5 -step process of assessment, planning, implementation, achievement of results and evaluation — used in your agency and program? Describe how you achieve each of the five steps in the process. The principles of ROMA are embedded in Weld counties everyday process. Assessment -We worked with the agency doing a needs assessment to have additional questions added to determine community need. Reviewed additional community data from partnering agencies and internally to determine needs. Planning -Reviewed assessed data to determine the need. Implementation -Combined funding sources to leverage existing program. Achievement of results and evaluation -Providing services to families or individuals that may not have received the services. Tracking data to ensure proper data collections to track and determine achieved goals and desired outcomes. Page 7 of 11, Revised 2020 8. When was the last ROMA training accessed by the organization? Who attended, and who provided the training? 2018, County staff attended the training. The training was provided by Colorado Community Action Association. 9. Did a Certified ROMA Trainer review this Community Action Plan prior to submission? X Yes ❑ No Provide the name of the Certified ROMA Trainer who completed the review. Josiah Masingale, NCRMT 10. Upload ROMA Trainer/Implementer Review Certification (PDF) 11. Please upload a copy of the Board minutes approving the Community Action Plan Page 8 of 11, Revised 2020 I. CHECKLIST OF REQUIRED ITEMS This checklist includes requirements for completing the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) Application and Plan. Eligible entity should mark all items included in the submission. Document Section Requirement Documents Resources A. APPLICANT/CONTACT INFORMATION B. ORGANIZATION INFORMATION 1. Organization W9 - PDF 1. State W9 Form C. TRIPARTITE BOARD MEMBERSHIP ROSTER 1. Board Roster - PDF 1. Board Roster template D. BUDGET SUMMARY 1. Budget - xlsx 1. Budget Template E. PROJECT ELIGIBILITY F. PROJECT INFORMATION G. COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT • Includes analysis of information collected directly from low-income individuals (1.2) • Includes analysis of information from community partners in assessing needs and resources (2.2) • Includes data specific to poverty and its prevalence related to (at a minimum) gender, age and race/ethnicity for service area (3.2) • Includes both qualitative and quantitative data (3.3) • Includes key finding on the causes and conditions of poverty in service area (3.4) • Reviewed and accepted by tri-partite board as documented in board minutes (3.5) 1. Community Needs Assessment — PDF 2. Board Minutes approving the Community Needs Assessment - PDF 1. Community Needs Assessment Template H. Community Action Plan • Description of the expected outcome for the client or community. • Description of the measurement tool and process that wilt be used to determine success. • Description of how coordination will occur with other programs • Description of how CSBG funds will be leveraged with other resources • Description of any innovative initiatives being undertaken • Outcome -based, anti -poverty focused and ties directly to community needs assessment (4.2) • Demonstrates full use of the ROMA cycle and use of a ROMA certified trainer (4.3) • Accepted by tri-partite board as documented in board minutes 1. ROMA Trainer/Implementer Review Certification — PDF 2. Board Minutes approving the Community Action Plan - PDF 1. ROMA Trainer/Implementer Certification — .docx I. Checklist of Required Items K. Official Board Action Taken 1. Signed Official Board Action Taken Form - PDF 1. Signed Official Board Action Taken Form - .docx Completed Attachments Comments ❑ 1. W-9 (Address where payments will be sent.) (Section B) ❑ 2. Tripartite Board Roster (Section C) ❑ 3. Detailed Budget and Narrative (Use form provided.) (Section D) ❑ 4. Community Needs Assessment (Section G) ❑ 5. Board Minutes approving Community Needs Assessment (Section G) ❑ 6. ROMA Trainer/Implementer Review Certification (Section G) ❑ 7. Board Minutes approving Community Action Plan (Section G) ❑ 8. Organizational Standards Annual Assessment Submit online by 10/1/2020 ❑ 9. Official Board Action Taken (Section K) Page 9 of 11, Revised 2020 Official Board Action taken on September 30, 2020 Date Submission of this form indicates official action by the applicant's governing board authorizing application for these funds. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ® ■ ■ ■ ■ ® ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I ■ ■ EN Eta Egi To the best of my knowledge and belief, statements and data in this application, including the attached tables and other documentation, are true and correct and the submission of same has been duly authorized by the governing body of the applicant/lead jurisdiction and other participating jurisdictions, if any. Public Entities: Signature, Chief Elected Official Mike Freeman Name (typed or printed) Chair, Board of Weld County CQmni§sioners Title SEP 3 4 2Q20 Date Private Entities: Signature, Board President Name (typed or printed) Title Date Page 11 of 11, Revised 2020 Form W-9 (Rev. January 20/1) Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification Give Form to the requester. Do not send to the IRS. I Print or type See Specific Instructions on page 2. Name (as shown on your income tax return) Weld County Government Business name/disregarded entity name, if different from above Check appropriate box for federal tax classification (required): ❑ Individual/sole proprietor ❑ C Corporation ❑ S Corporation po ❑ Partnership ❑ Trust/estate Limited liability company. Enter the tax classification C=C corporation, S=S corporation,❑� ❑ P Y ( po P=partnership)► ✓❑ Other (see instructions)► Government Exempt payee Address (number, street, and apt. or suite no.) P.O. Box 758 Requester's name and address (optional) City, state, and ZIP code Greeley, CO 80632 List account number(s) here (optional) _ axpayer Identification Number Enter your TIN in the appropriate box. The TIN provided must match the name given on the "Name" line to avoid backup withholding. For individuals, this is your social security number (SSN). However, for a resident alien, sole proprietor, or disregarded entity, see the Part I instructions on page 3. For other entities, it is your employer identification number (EIN). If you do not have a number, see How to get a TIN on page 3. Note. If the account is in more than one name, see the chart on page 4 for guidelines on whose number to enter. Social security number Employer identificabon number 8 4 6 0 0 0 8 3 Part II Certification Under penalties of perjury, I certify that: 1. The number shown on this form is my correct taxpayer identification number (or I am waiting fora number to be issued to me), and 2. I am not subject to backup withholding because: (a) I am exempt from backup withholding, or (b) I have not been notified by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) that I am subject to backup withholding as a result of a failure to report all interest or dividends, or (c) the IRS has notified me that I am no longer subject to backup withholding, and 3. I am a U.S. citizen or other U.S. person (defined below). Certification instructions. You must cross out item 2 above if you have been notified by the IRS that you are currently subject to backup withholding because you have failed to report all interest and dividends on your tax return. For real estate transactions, item 2 does not apply. For mortgage interest paid, acquisition or abandonment of secured property, cancellation of debt, contributions to an individual retirement arrangement (IRA), and generally, payments other than interest and dividends, you are not required to sign the certification, but you must provide your correct TIN. See the instructions on page 4. Sign Here Signature of U.S. person ► General Instructions Section references are to the Internal Revenue Code unless otherwise noted. Purpose of Form A person who is required to file an information return with the IRS must obtain your correct taxpayer identification number (TIN) to report, for example, income paid to you, real estate transactions, mortgage interest you paid, acquisition or abandonment of secured property, cancellation of debt, or contributions you made to an IRA. Use Form W-9 only if you are a U.S. person (including a resident alien), to provide your correct TIN to the person requesting it (the requester) and, when applicable, to: 1. Certify that the TIN you are giving is correct (or you are waiting for a number to be issued), 2. Certify that you are not subject to backup withholding, or 3. Claim exemption from backup withholding if you are a U.S. exempt payee. If applicable, you are also certifying that as a U.S. person, your allocable share of any partnership income from a U.S. trade or business is not subject to the withholding tax on foreign partners' share of effectively connected income. Date ► 644 Note. If a requester gives you a form other than Form W-9 to request your TIN, you must use the requester's form if it is substantially similar to this Form W-9. Definition of a U.S. person. For federal tax purposes, you are considered a U.S. person if you are: • An individual who is a U.S. citizen or U.S. resident alien, • A partnership, corporation, company, or association created or organized in the United States or under the laws of the United States, • An estate (other than a foreign estate), or • A domestic trust (as defined in Regulations section 301.7701-7). Special rules for partnerships. Partnerships that conduct a trade or business in the United States are generally required to pay a withholding tax on any foreign partners' share of income from such business. Further, in certain cases where a Form W-9 has not been received, a partnership is required to presume that a partner is a foreign person, and pay the withholding tax. Therefore, if you are a U.S. person that is a partner in a partnership conducting a trade or business in the United States, provide Form W-9 to the partnership to establish your U.S. status and avoid withholding on your share of partnership income. Cat. No. 10231 X Form W-9 (Rev. 1-2011) Human Services Advisory Commission Last Name First Name Affiliation Barber Elizabeth Weld County School District 6, Greeley Dream Team Foos Stephanie Justice Services Gausch Stephanie Weld Food Bank Graffis Stanley VFW 2121 Hartmann Jodi High Plains Housing Development Corp. Horn Cynthia Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment James Scott Weld County Board of County Commissioners Kearns-Hout Enita Catholic Charities Serving Weld County Lorenz Rebecca Cornerstone Lending Services, Inc. Montoya Pres Jobs for Hope Munoz Meredith North Colorado Health Alliance Lisa Immigrant and Refugee Center of Northern Colorado Taylor Teixeira Tom Greeley -Weld Housing Authority Adam Greeley Police Department Turk Woolman Melanie United Way of Weld County Updated Feb2020 Agency Name: Weld County Human Services Budget Information for 2021-2023 (Program Year 1): Budget Detail Explanation A. Direct Personnel (Salary) Under Item, list the position for which CSBG, record the number of positions Only time spent on the CSBG program salary under is allowable. is Item requested. If as well. Be Fringe benefits the position(s) sure to should show is (are) not filled, under Computation, be noted separately record "To Hire." If there are multiple positions of the the annual salary for positions already funded and the in Section B. same type/title percentage of time being funded through devoted to the program. Item Federal Funds I Computation Accounting Clerk $6426 per year $ 6,426.00 Chafee Manager $35500 for 1 PTE $ 35, 500.00 Child Preventions Managers Welfare Case $79000 for 2 PTE $ 71,000.00 Personnel (Salary) Total $ 112,926.00 B. Direct Fringe Benefits Include fringe benefits for individuals paid by CSBG position(s) is (are) not filled, record "To Hire." If there show under Computation, the annual fringe amount funds. These should not be included are multiple positions of the for positions funded and the percentage in Section A. same type/title being of time devoted Under Item, list the position title(s) for funded through CSBG, record the to the program. Percentages should which number fringe benefits are requested. of positions under Item correspond with Section as well. A. If the Be sure to Item 1 Computation I Federal Funds Accounting Clerk Employee benefits $ 2,624.00 Chafee Case Manager Employee benefits $ 14, 500.00 Child Preventions Mangagers Welfare Case Employee benefits $ 29,000.00 Fringe Benefits Total I $ 46,124.00 C. Direct Operating Costs -Travel and Training Under Item, indicate the type of travel and training requested. Include the number costs, airfare or mileage, accomodations and per diem or meals/expenses. of individuals if known. Show under computation how amount was determined, including training registration Item 1 Computation I Federal Funds Conferences and Training Registration fees, mileage reimbursement, hotel, meals, travel expenses, etc.... $ 3,000.00 Travel Total $ 3,000.00 D. Direct Operating Costs -Supplies Under Item, indicate the type of supplies to be purchased, Direct Operating Costs - Other section. Include the projections for planned activities. number as is reasonable to predict. Only supplies should be listed here. Rent, utilities, IT costs, and other expenses should be included in the of items and/or frequency of purchase. Show under computation how determined. Estimates may be based on prior year's budget or Item I Computation I Federal Funds E. Direct Operating Costs -Services Under Item, indicate the services (such as Emergency Services, Employment Services, Nutrition Services, etc.) to be provided. Show under computation (rent/mortgage assistance, bus passes, food boxes, etc.). This section is ONLY for services performed by your agency and does not include sub the detail of services provided -awards. Item I Computation I Federal Funds Emergency Relocation/moving, vouchers, care, and background background computer training, weatherization, services:eyeglasses employment auto learning checks checks, repairs, including lab Rent, car interview skills fees, household or Mortgage, insurance, repairs, ESL/GED assessments finger translation repairs, physicals, prints, Motel car books and payment services, and furnace, immunizations uniforms and job Homeless testing and transportation search hot shelter water storage or special or supplies needed class heater, unit. fees, to vouchers, clothing for vouchers, obtain Employment furniture, a Certification job, to and utilities, start driver's bus clothing, support a tickets, fees, maintain job, bus license employment. passes, -Client special hygiene education food, or gas child Supplies tools, state kits, ID, $86,325 Board expenses and meeting Food and beverages $800.00 Services Total $87,125 F. Direct Operating Costs -Other Under Item, indicate any other how determined. This section direct expenses that do not fit in the above categories, including rent, utilities, IT costs, etc. Include the quantity or number of items. Show under computation is for services performed by your agency and does not include sub -awards. Item Federal Funds I Computation l Building Costs and Business rent, utilities, IT, office supplies 16000.00 Other Total $16,000 G. Total Direct Charges (Sections A -F) Federal Funds Total Direct Charges j Add Sections A -F to total direct costs. $265,175 H. Sub -Awards (Includes both sub -grants and sub -contractors.) Under Item, indicate the name use(s) of funds. Please include of the sub-awardee. Show under description any supporting documentation such of services whether as board minutes showing the recipient is a sub -grantee or sub -contractor, the federal objective(s) addressed and primary sub-awardees approved, and/or contracts/IGAs/MOUs with sub-awardees. Item Description of Services Federal Funds Sub -Awards Total i $ _ I. Sub -Awards allowable for Indirect Expenses (Limited to first $25,000 of each sub -award). a. Total dollar amount of sub -awards less than $25,000 each = 100%of sub awards that are less than 525,000 may be included in calculations for indirect cost rate. - $ b. Number more than of sub -awards $25,000 The first $25,000 of each sub - award exceeding the $25,000 limit may be included in calculations for indirect cost rate. C. # from 2b X $25,000 limit = The sub-awardee total allowable for indirect expenses will calculate in the box to the right (a+c). You will add this amount to the total direct charges to calculate indirect cost rate in the next section. J. Indirect Cost Rate Federal Funds 1. Federal negotiated indirect cost rate of % (Please attach supporting documentation.) Enter % in green cell here: 2. De minimus indirect cost rate of 10%. Enter 10% in green cell here: 3. Not claiming an indirect cost rate. (May include administrative costs allocated in Sections A -F.) Total Direct Charges G): $ 265,175.00 $ 265,175.00 (Section Allowable Sub -Award Total (Section I): $ Total Costs eligible for indirect $ 265,175.00 rate: The indirect cost rate indicated multiplied by total costs eligible will calculate in the box to the right. $ K. Total Program Budget I Federal Funds Subtotal Direct Charges (Section G) $265,175 Subtotal Sub -Awards (Section H) $ - Subtotal Indirect Cost Rate (Section J, if applicable) $ - TOTAL Grant Award (Must match projected allocation.) I$265,175 Guidance on completing the Colorado CSBG PY2021 Community Needs Assessment process: • The Needs Assessment completed may be an interim/abridged Needs Assessment (for just PY2021) or the more long-term 3 -year Needs Assessment if it includes up to date relevant to COVID-19. If an interim/abridged Needs Assessment is conducted, then an update to the Needs Assessment for PY2022 and PY2023 will be required by October 2022 • Agency's may use their own Needs Assessment template/report as long as all relevant Organizational Standards are met or may use this template to collect the information and provide a "report" to the Tripartite Board/Committee. • Completed Needs Assessment, accepted by the Tripartite Board, is due by October 1, 2020 in the Online Portal (PDF must be uploaded). © Needs Assessment must tie directly to the 2021 Community Action Plan. Community Needs Assessment Weld County Department of Human Services 09/10/2020 1. Executive Summary Based off reports from United Way, the Health Department, and Human Services, our community found an increased need for rental assistance, food assistance, housing assistance, utility assistance, and shelter assistance In addition, added supports were offered for those seeking employment and seniors who face poverty With 10 5% of those in poverty through weld county, services are in place to help eliminate barriers and address their needs 2. Evaluation of Past Performance and Environmental Scan - 211 has been a platform that the community can use to obtain resources needed - From March to July, United Way 211 had an increase of calls from people looking for resources and assistance for rent, food, utility, and health care 3. Geographic Area Covered by the Assessment - The geographic area served is the urban and rural populations throughout Weld County - Weld County has 10 2% of households living in poverty (Community Action Partnership Report) - The south west side of the county has the highest population - Hispanic and Latino populations make up almost 16% of those experiencing poverty in Weld County - Weld county is comprised of both urban and rural communities, but the majority of the population is located in the urban areas - Geographical factors that affect poverty are a lack of resources available in the rural parts of the county For example, rural populations lack transportation to access resources available - In addition, females have a higher representation in poverty (12 17%) than males (9 08) in the county, and higher rates than Colorado overall (yet less than the U S rate) Weld County has almost 13% of females experiencing poverty, and 45% of households experiencing poverty in Weld County are Female Head of Households (47 7% Married Couples and 7 3% Male Head of Household) 4. Community Resources - Agencies in Weld County aided with payments for rent, financial assistance, food assistance, health care, housing assistance, shelter/transitional housing, and information services that are offered throughout the county - Employment First assisted individuals with applications for Unemployment benefits - Area Agency on Aging assisted the senior population by providing resources and food baskets 5. Data Analysis - Standard 3 2 - As part of the community assessment, the department collects and includes current data specific to poverty and its prevalence related to gender, age, and rac%thnicrty for their service area(s). The data analysis section should include - Qualitative Data — (Org Standard 1 2, Standard 3 2, Standard 3 3) o Based off the Weld county CAP National Quantitative Data Report there are around 18,919 people living in poverty (census goy) o Agencies such as United Way, the health department, and the department of human services help identify these individuals o The department of human services can survey the amounts of families and individuals in poverty by determining eligibility for public assistance This shows the amount of person(s) in poverty based off their FPL In addition, United Way does their Point in Time Count, which gathers the numbers of those who are homeless in Weld County The Health Department also provided a community wide survey that gathered data about a household's health o Agencies like United Way focus on homelessness and Lutheran Family Services focuses on the refugee population. Quantitative Data — (Standard 3.2, Standard 3.3) o American Community Survey data o Census data o Colorado State Demography Data Resource o Community Action Partnership Data Hub o Since March, over 25,000 unemployment claims have been completed through employment services. o United Way 211 was able to gather data during and post COVID. Their data shows that during the first month of quarantine (March) 211 experienced an influx of calls requesting resources for rental assistance and food assistance. Towards the end of the quarantine in July, 211 calls decreased significantly by the thousands. For instance, March had a total of 19,682 calls versus in June, phone calls decreased to 9,684 for the month. (COVID-19 Cumulative Summary) Information gathered from key sectors of the community — (Org Standard 2.2) o United Way of Weld County, the Workforce Center o The Health Department, Human Services 6. Key findings on the Causes and Conditions of Poverty (Standard 3.4) - Cause of poverty: Factors that create or foster barriers can be lack of childcare, lack of transportation, lack of accessible resources, and lack of education. Condition of poverty: Evictions are conditions of poverty. - Needs should be identified as family, agency or community needs o Families who experienced layoffs are needing to regain stability. o Agencies were able to support each other in what the other lacked in for resources. o The Community experiences an increase for the need of resources and financial assistance to help support those in poverty. Org Standard requirements - Standard 1.2 - The department analyzes information collected directly from low-income individuals as part of the community assessment. - Standard 3.2 - As part of the community assessment, the department collects and includes current data specific to poverty and its prevalence related to gender, age, and race/ethnicity for their service area(s). Standard 3.3 - The department collects and analyzes both qualitative and quantitative data on its geographic service area(s) in the community assessment. - Standard 3.4 - The community assessment includes key findings on the causes and conditions of poverty and the needs of the communities assessed. Standard 3.5 - The tripartite board/advisory body formally accepts the completed community assessment. Standard 4.2 - Community Action plan is outcome -based, anti -poverty focused, and ties directly to the community assessment. Standard 4 3 - The department's Community Action plan and strategic plan document the continuous use of the full Result Oriented Management and Accountability (ROMA) cycle or comparable system (assessment, planning, implementation, achievement of results, and evaluation) In addition, the department documents having used the services of a ROMA-certified trainer (or equivalent) to assist in implementation Standard 6 4 - Customer satisfaction data and customer input, collected as part of the community assessment, is included in the strategic planning process, or comparable planning process Steps After the Assessment is completed - Acceptance by the tripartite board/committee — (Org Standard 3 5) - Creation of Community Action Plan — (Org Standard 4 2) Weld County 2019 Community Health Survey Human Services Board Meeting July 17, 2020 Cindy Kronauge MPH PhD Weld County Department of Public Health & Environment Public Health Population Health Monitoring Community Health 1 --rafttbsk 2020 Supplemental Survey Health Assessment Health Profile • Improvement Plan Other Data Sources Sunrise Clinics Survey Weld County 2019 Community Health Survey Department of Public Health and Environment 1 —0-- ',cat?... ...: ►. -eta% Vii! SURVEY INSTRUCTIONS this survey is important. Your responses, along with others, will be grouped together to identify issues and concerns in weld County related to health. We want to hear from you! Your participation is voluntary. You may choose to participate or not. Your individual answers are kept confidennal. Thank you for completing this survey! 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Si desea Deny la encuesta en espanof, favor de lamer al (910400.2125 pare recibir una encuesta per CO' reo 0 vaya a wvnv. he a It hywe ld2 0l0 .c om pare Ilenarla en finea ±f you have questions or need assistance with the survey in any language call our survey help lane at (970) 400-2125 Paper Your health matters. Your answers matter. Su salud importa. Sus respuestas importan. 0 FAQs u Contact Us 2019 Community Health Survey Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment Hello! You have reached the online 2019 Community Health Survey of the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment. Thank you for participating in this survey. Your responses are very important to us. If you have received a letter or packet in the mail about the Weld County Community Health Survey you are eligible to complete this survey You will need the household survey passcode to get started Begin with the link below Survey in English Si usted ha recibido una carta o paquete poi coireo acerca de la Encuesta de salud de la comunidad del Condado Weld. usted es elegible para completar esta encuesta Necesitara el codigo de acceso de la encuesta de su hogar para empezar Cornience su encuesta en el enlace de abajo Encuesta en a panol Online Multi -mode survey in English and Spanish Weld's CHS k carefully designed and comprehensive • Scientific random sample is chosen from a list • Conducted every three years since 2007 2007 • •• ••••••• V,016 • wif 44 a 44 • 2019 \‘. :4 • Households contacted by mail between September and rflvtti • Are there certain population groups disproportionately more (or less) healthy than other groups? Multiple contact method Letter "Community Residents" Web invite letter Replacement questionnaire • 1st paper questionnaire packet i Thank you / reminder postcard 10,106 households invited to participate Stratified sample for more precise regional and county- wide estimates Overall response rate was 20% Received responses from every single community in county Total = 1,986 0 Fort Col Lovela • Greeley/Evans Southwest Firestone, Frederick, Johnstown, Longmont, Mead, Milliken awe North Southeast Ault, Briggsdale, Carr, Eaton, Gill, Grover, Lucerne, New Raymer, Nunn, Pierce, Severance, Windsor 4924f Dacono, Erie, Ft Lupton, Gilcrest, Hudson, Keenesburg, Kersey, La Salle, Lochbuie, Platteville, Roggen, Wiggins Fort Morgan 71 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Age Groups 70/0 26% 16% 19% 10% 11% 10% 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75+ Sample is Representative White only, non - Hispanic 70% Asian only, non - Hispanic 1% Alaska Native or American Indian only, non -Hispanic <1% Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander only, non -Hispanic <1% Other/Multiracial, non - Hispanic 2% Black or African American only, non - Hispanic 1% Hispanic, any race 26% Household Income $100,000+ $50,001 - $100,000 $25,001 - $50,000 < $25,001 28% 36% 21% 16% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% Males Population 65+ years (among 18 yr and older) Bachelors degree or higher (age 25 and older) Hispanic origin 219 Respadents' (post atmeng), EV -_4$--; , 14;14 50% 21% 25% 26% Ii20,19 AGS ogiu ikVititirtRAII 50% 16% 27% 30% Demographics of low income residents • 2 out of 3 are women • Most are younger or older • 3 out of 4 report a household income less than $25,000 • 6 out of 10 are non-White • 3 out of 10 do not have a high school diploma • Almost 4 out of 10 have a disability or chronic disease that limits them in some way • 3 out of 10 report there housing situation is unstable O a •••• N. I I Adult Health Insurance Coverage by Income 2019 Employer -Sponsored ■ Medicare IP Medicaid ■ Other Public, Military 'nr Individual Insurance Uninsured 4% Not Low Income (>138% FPL) Low Income (≤ 138% FPL) 62% 17% 17% 13% I 4% 1% 7% 4% \9% ABOUT 9 OUT OF HAVE PRESCRIPTION DRUG COVERAGE ABOUT 2 OUT OF 3 HAVE COVERAGE FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES ABOUT• OUT • 1 HAVE COVERAGE S. VISION ONLY 4IPERCENT SM THEY HAVE A REGULAR DENTIST AND ONLY • i PERCENT SM THEY HAVE DENTAL CARE COVERAGE OVER 30 PERCENT SAID DELMED •' WENT WITHOUTI D HEALTH CARE :::::: loydult Health Insurance Low Income Group Health Profile de Income Group Comparison Low Income ≤ 138% FPL) Not Low Income ( > 138% FPL) 20 42 8 % 62 Fair/Poor Health High Blood Pressure Diabetes Overweight or obese 9 % 30 11 % 70 Health Profile - Income Group Comparison Low Income (≤ 138% FPL) Not Low Income ( > 138% FPL) 48% 18% 41% Currently has depression/anxiety Smoker One or more ER visits in past year 24% 8% 18% Food Security— Low Income Group Worried or Stressed about Money for Food 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% 23% 23% 19% 19% 0 Never Rarely Sometimes U Usually Always Finding: 4 out of 10 low income residents were usually or always worried or stressed about having enough money for food. Housing Security — Low Income Group Worried or Stressed about Money for Housing 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% 29% 23% 0 O 12% Never Rarely Sometimes ■ Usually Always 0 Finding: 3 out of 10 low income residents were usually or always worried or stressed about having enough money to pay rent or mortgage. Had to quit, not take, or greatly change job in past 12 months due to the following: (low income group) Inadequate public transportation Transportation broke down Not enough pay or hours to work Got laid off work Chidcare problems Take care of family member Own illness, injury, medical problem 3% Thank you! Questions? Cindy Kronauge MPH PhD ckronauge@weldgov.com Phone: 970-400-2221 Community Action Partnership Report Location Weld County, CO Population Profile Population Change Population change within the report area from 2000-2018 is shown below. During the sixteen -year period, total population estimates for the report area grew by 63.11 percent, increasing from 180,936 persons in 2000 to 295,123 persons in 2018. Percent Change In Population Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Total Population, 2018 ACS 295,123 5,531,141 322,903,030 Total Population, 2000 Census 180,936 4,301,261 231,421,906 Population Change from 2000-2018 Census/ACS Note This indicator rs corn pared to the state average Data Source US Census Bureau, A Pm(,t ? .,„r '. , "e-, US Census Bureau, Decennial Census. 2014-18. Source geography County View larger map Population Change F•!•li ent C_ hln.Jt Ft orn 114,187 1,229,880 41,481,124 Percent Change from 2000-2018 Census/ACS Population, Density (Persons per Sq Mile) by Tract, ACS 2014-18 NI Over 5,000 III 1,001 - 5,000 501 - 1,000 51 - S00 Under 51 No Data or Data Suppressed E Weld County, CO A %Ad County. CO I Colorado • United States Age and Gender Demographics 63.11% 28.59% 14.74% • Weld County. Co 163.1 1%) • Colorado (28.59%1 • United States (14.74%) Population by gender within the report area is shown below. According to ACS 2014-2018 5 year population estimates for the report area, the female population comprised 49.84% of the report area, while the male population represented 50.16%. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States 0to4 Male 11,054 171,155 10,146,960 Data Source us Census Bureau. 4" en an Community Surve, 1014-18. Source geography County G2' View larger map 0to4 Female 10,534 164,044 9,689,890 5to17 Male 29,180 473,614 27,438,613 5to17 Female 27,822 451,006 26,277,777 18 to 64 Male 92,376 1,798,146 99,617,317 Median Age by Tract, ACS 2014-18 MI Over 45.0 II 40.1 - 45.0 35.1 - 40.0 Under 35.1 No Data or Data Suppressed Li Weld County, CO 18 to 64 Female 89,853 1,732,538 100,493,892 Over 64 Male 14,812 308,346 19, 630,586 Over 64 Female 18,287 402,722 27,457,281 Page 1 / 37 Age and Gender Demographics Adult Ages (18 - 65) Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States 18 to 24 Male 13,961 273,523 15,846, 667 Over 64 Female: 6.2% Over 64 Male: 5.0% 18 to 64 Female: 30.6% 18 to 24 0 to 4 Male: 3.8% i� 25 to 34 0 to 4 Female: 3.6% Sto17 Male: 9.9% 5to17 Female: 9.5% 18 to 64 Male: 31.4% Female Male 13,807 22,501 249,207 441,313 15,057,052 22,550,492 Adult Ages (18 - 65) Weld Count‘ 55 to 64 Female: 9.5% 55 to 64 Male: 9.3% 45 to 54 Female: 9.9% 45 to 54 Male: 10.2% 35 to 44 Female: 10.6% Hispanic Ages (Male and Female Combined) Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Race Demographics 0to4 8,260 103,744 5,141,740 5to17 25 to 34 35 to 44 Female Male 21,493 20,528 407,844 384,968 22,017,484 20,308,605 18 to 24 Male: 7.7% 18 to 24 Female: 7.6% 25 to 34 Male: 12.3% 25 to 34 Female: 11.8% 35 to 44 Male: 11.3% 22,535 289,461 13,206,083 18 to 24 10,335 139,248 6,710,463 Hispanic Ages (Male and Female Combined) ::eld County. CO Over 65: 5.8%` 5S to 64: 7.0% 45 to 54: 10.5% 35 to 44: 13.4% 25 to 34: 15.7% 0 to 4: 9.6% S to 17: 26.1% 18 to 24: 12.0% 25 to 34 13,564 191,682 9,110, 263 35 to 44 Female 19,237 364,309 20,454, 605 45 to 54 45 to 54 Male Female 18,513 18,012 359,584 355,770 20,998,089 21,591,484 35 to 44 11,540 169,369 8,287,301 45 to 54 9,055 128,061 6,648,870 55 to 6z- 55 to 64 Male Female 16,873 17,304 338,758 355,408 19,913,464 21,373,267 55 to 64 6,0C3 87,196 4,457,641 Over 65 5,030 76,033 3,955,574 Population by gender within the report area is shown below. According to ACS 2014-2018 5 year population estimates, the white population comprised 93.55% of the report area, black population represented 1.2%, and other races combined were 5.25%. Persons identifying themselves as mixed race made up 2.93% of the population. White Report Area Total Weld County, CO Colorado United States Data Source: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey. 2014-2018 Source geography: County 267,514 4,655,584 234,904,818 Black Total American Indian Total 3,431 227,938 40,916,113 2,032 54,483 2,699,073 Asian Total 4,327 172,695 17,574,550 Native Hawaiian Total 280 8,296 582,718 Total 8,381 197,328 10,435,797 Page 2 /37 Race Demographics Weld County, 11 Mixed Race: 2.9% Asian: 1.5% American Indian: 0.7% Black: 1.2% Race Demographics - Male Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Ethnicity Demographics - Male White Male 134,066 2,339,178 116,135,803 Report Area Total Males Hispanic / Latino Weld County, CO 44,261 Colorado 603,610 United States 29,059,591 • White: 93.5% Black Male 2,090 121,277 19,555,560 Total Males Not Hispanic / Latino 104,366 2,177,221 129,924,599 Ethnicity Demographics - Male '! wt. nr LAtn10 Nor Hlsp:wit or Latino • Weld County. Co • Colorado • United States Race Demographics - Female Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Ethnicity Demographics - Female White Black Female Female 133,448 2,316,406 118,769,015 1,341 106,661 21,360,553 American Indian Male 1,141 26,791 1,338,375 Asian Total 2,050 78,195 8,343,752 Percent Males Hispanic / Latino American Indian Female 891 27,692 1,360,698 29.78% 21.71% 18.28% Asian Female 2,277 94,500 9,230,798 Report Area Total Females Hispanic / Latino Total Females Not Hispanic / Latino Percent Females Hispanic / Latino Weld County, CO 42,061 104,435 28.71% Colorado 581,184 2,169,126 21.13% United States 28,458,344 135,460,496 17.36% • Ethnicity Demographics - Female linpatt!c of Latina rt Fi»tr.!!!i• or t enna • Weld County. CO • Colorado S United States Native Hawaiian Male 165 4,049 290,789 Mixed Race Male 4,148 99,421 5,211,268 Percent Males Not Hispanic / Latino Native Hawaiian Female 115 4,247 291,929 70.22% 78.29% 81.72% Mixed Race Female 4,233 97,907 5,224,529 Percent Females Not Hispanic / Latino 71.29% 78.87% 82.64% Page 3/37 Veterans, Age and Gender Demographics Veterans, Age and Gender Demographics show the number of veterans living in the report area. According to the American Community Survey (ACS), 7.62% of the adu t population in the report area are veterans, which is more than the national average of 7.49%. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Veterans Total Veterans 16,487 375,746 18,611,432 Data Source: US Census Bureau, American CommunitySurvey.2014-1a Source geography County Gr View larger map Veterans by Age Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Poverty Veteran Age Males 18-34 1,585 33,716 1,345,845 Male Veteran Age Females 18-34 206 7,673 299,561 Veterans by Age Weld County. C') Females Over 65: 1.9% Males Over 65: 42.4% Females 55-64: 1.5% 15,180 336,346 17,003,235 Veteran Age Males 35-54 3,903 85,107 3,741,653 Males 18-34: 9.6% Females 18-34: 1.2% Veterans Female Males 35-54: 23.7% Females 35-54: 3.3% Males 55-64: 16.4% 1,307 39,400 1,608,197 % Pop over 18 Total 7 62% O.3-;;i 7 49% % Pop over 18 Males Veterans, Percent of Total Population by Tract, ACS 2014-18 • Over 13% 11.1 - 13.0% 9.1 - 11.0% Under 9.1% No Data or Data Suppressed D Weld County, CO Veteran Age Females 35-54 537 16,524 655,611 Veteran Age Males 55-64 2,697 61,338 3,003,356 Veteran Age Females 55-64 254 8,907 352,763 14.03% 15.96% 14.11% Veteran Age Males Over 65 6,995 156,185 8,912,381 % Pop over 18 Females 1.21% 1.85% 1.26% Veteran Age Females Over 65 2018 poverty estimates show a total of 32,314 persons living below the poverty level in the report area. Poverty information is at 100% of the federal poverty income guidelines Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States All Ages No of Persons 32,314 540,579 41,852,315 All Ages Poverty Rate 10.51 9.7% 12.96% Note: This indicator is compared to the state average. Data Source US Census Bureau, Small Area income & Poverty Estimates. 2018. Source geography. County G.' View larger map Age 0-17 No of Persons 10,772 151,618 12,997,532 Age 0-17 Poverty Rate Age 5-17 No of Persons 7,336 105,173 8,930,152 Age 5-17 Poverty Rate Population Below the Poverty Level, Percent by County, SAIPE 2018 Under 12% 12.01% - 16% in 16.01% - 22% 22.01% - 30% in Over 30% o Weld County, CO -10 6,296 300.262 All Ages Postern; Rate ItiN. ivr 5 iYF • Weld County, CO (10.5%) • Colorado (9.7%) • United States ;12.96%) Page 4 /37 Poverty £overt, Rate • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States Poverty Rate Change Poverty rate change in the report area from 2000 to 2018 is shown below. According to the U.S. Census, the poverty rate for the area increased by 0.5%, compared to a national increase of 2.1%. Persons in Poverty Report Area 2000 Weld County, CO Colorado United States 18,919 384,830 31,581,086 Note- This indicator is compared t0 the State average. Data Source- US Census Bureau, Small Area income & Poverty Estimates, 2018. Source geography: county 7 vsev. qtr„ !ir nl�il, n Households in Poverty Poverty Rate Persons in Poverty 2000 2018 Poverty Rate Change 10.0% 8.9% 11.3% itneftv Rote C.hunge • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States 32,314 540,579 41,852,315 Poverty Rate Change in Poverty Rate 2018 2000-2018 10.5% 9.7% 13.1% Population Below the Poverty Level, Percent by County, SAIPE 2018 Under 12% 12.01% - 16% 16.01% - 22% II 22.01% - 30% IN Over 30% O Weld County, CO 0.5% 0.8% 1.8% Change in Poverty Rate 2000-2018 GIP.. • Weld county, co (0.5%) • Colorado (0.831 • United States (1.8%) The number and percentage of households in poverty are shown in the report area. In 2018, it is estimated that there were 10,431 households, or 10.2%, living in poverty within the report area. Report Area Total Households Weld County, CO Colorado United States Note. This indicator is compared to the state overage Data Source. US Census Bureau, American Community Survey. 2014-18 Source geography County G� View larger map 102,101 2,113,387 119,730,128 Households Percent Households in Poverty in Poverty 10,431 224,819 16,027,481 Households Living Below the Poverty Level, Percent by Tract, ACS 2014-18 Ill Over 20.0% X15.1-20.0% 10.1-15.0% Under 10.1% No Data or Data Suppressed o Weld County, CO 10.2% 10.6% 13.4% Percent Households in Poverty • Weld County. CO110.2%) • Colorado (10.6%) • United States (13.4%1 Page 5/37 Households in Poverty Percent tlr iseholds in Pove;ty • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States Poverty Rate (ACS) The following report section shows population estimates for all persons in poverty for the report area. According to the American Community Survey (ACS) 5 year estimates, an average of 10.61% of all persons lived in a state of poverty during the 2014 - 2018 period. The poverty rate for all persons living in the report area is less than the national average of 14.05%. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Total Population Note This indicator is corn pored to the state average. Data Source: US Census Bureau, Amer can Community Sanity 2014-18. Source geography: Tract Population in Poverty by Gender 288,048 5,409,817 314,943,184 Population in Poverty Population in Poverty, Percent 30,574 590,504 44,257,979 This indicator reports the population in poverty in the report area by gender. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Male Female 13,176 269,382 19,737,150 Population in Poverty by Gender tor • Weld County. CO • Colorado S United States Population in Poverty by Ethnicity Alone This indicator reports the population in poverty in the report area by ethnicity alone. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Hispanic or Latino Not Hispanic or Latino 13,278 204,322 11,849,315 17,296 386,182 32,408,664 Population Below the Poverty Level, Percent by Tract, AG 2014-18 Over 20.0% 15.1 - 20.0% II 10.1 - 15.0% Under 10.1% S No Data or Data Suppressed o Weld County, CO 17,398 321,122 24,520,829 10.61% 10.92% 14.05% Population in Poverty. Percent • Weld County. CO (10.61%) • Colorado (10.9241 • United States `.14.05%) Male, Percent Female, Percent 9.08% 9.97% 12.80% Hispanic or Latino, Percent Not Hispanic or Latino, Percent 15.71% 17.65% 21.02% 12.17% 11.86% 15.26% 8.50% 9.08% 12.53% Page 6/37 Population in Poverty by Ethnicity Alone Hispanic . Latino • Weld County. CO • Colorado Unitnri c,t.itr, Population in Poverty Race Alone, Percent Not N,;oam: idtini7 This indicator reports the percentage of population in poverty in the report area by race alone. Report Area White Black or African American Native American or Alaska Native Asian Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander Some Other Race Multiple Race Weld County, CO 9.84% 34.89% 11.79% 14.56% 0.00% 18.92% 15.09% Colorado 9.94% 18.66% 20.30% 11.42% 15.34% 17.96% 14.27% United States 11.64% 24.19% 25.84% 11.55% 18.29% 22.58% 17.51% re x 2P Population in Poverty Race Alone, Percent � I III Ill 11 111 ICI MK?: Black of Atiican Ameiltan Native American of Alaska Asian Native Hawaiian of Pacific come Other Race Multiple Rare Native blander • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States Population in Poverty by Race Alone, Total This indicator reports the total population in poverty in the report area by race alone. Report Area Non -Hispanic White Black or African American Native American or Alaska Native Asian Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander Some Other Race Multiple Race Weld County, CO 25,728 1,040 226 622 0 1,719 1,239 Colorado 453,233 40,526 10,509 19,337 1,212 38,167 27,520 United States 26,730,734 9,490,587 673,665 1,989,768 103,304 3,497,625 1,772,296 Population in Poverty by Race Alone, Total Weld County. Co Multiple Race: 4.1% Some Other Race: 5.6% Asian: 2.0% Native American /Alaska Native: 0.7% Black or African American: 3.4% - White: 84.1% Poverty Rate 200% (ACS) In the report area 27.06% or 77,952 individuals are living in households with income below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). This indicator is relevant because poverty creates barriers to access including health services, healthy food, and other necessities that contribute to poor health status. Report Area Total Population Weld County, CO 288,048 Colorado 5,409,817 United States 314,943,184 Population with Income at or Below 200% FPL Percent Population with Income at or Below 200% FPL 77,952 1,435,234 100,490,740 Note: This indicator is compared to the state overage. Doto Source: US Census Bureau, Amencon Community Survey 20]4-18 Source geography: Tract 27.06% 26.53% 31.91% Peicent Population with Income at or Below 200% FPL 1 opy: • Weld County, CO (27.06%) • Colorado (26.53%1 • United States ;31.91%) Page 7/37 U? View larger map Population Below 200% Poverty Level, Percent by Tract, ACS 2014-18 • Over 50.0% ▪ 38.1 - 50.0% or 26.1 - 38.O% Under 26.1% No Data or Data Suppressed ® Weld County, CO Poverty Rate 125% (ACS) In the report area 14.33% or 41,274 individuals are living in households with income below 125% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). This indicator is relevant because poverty creates barriers to access including health services, healthy food, and other necessities that contribute to poor health status. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Population, Total 288,048 5,409,817 314,943,184 Data Source US Census Bureau, American Community surer 2014 2018 Source geography Tract Family Poverty Rate 125% (ACS) Population with Income at or Below 125% FPL Population with Income at or Below 125% FPL, Percent 41,274 791,265 58,418, 702 In the report area 10.10% or 7,540 family households are living with income below 125% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Family Households, Total Data Source US Census Bureau, American Community Survey Families in Poverty by Family Type 74,632 1,351,683 78,697,103 Families with Income at or Below 125% FPL Families with Income at or Below 125% FPL, Percent 7,540 135,793 10,803,905 The number of families in poverty by type are shown in the report area. According to ACS 2014-2018 5 year estimates for the report area, there were 5,279 families living in poverty. Report Area Total Families Weld County, CO Colorado United States 74,632 1,351,683 78,697,103 Data Source US Census Bureau, 4mencan CommunitySunrey 2014-18 Source geography. County f ' • Collins .: �. and Feeley 45. C? View larger map Female Householder: 45.0% Family Poverty Rate by Family Type Families in Poverty Total Families in Poverty by Family Type Male Householders: 7.3% i DS 5,279 96,899 7,930,699 Families in Poverty Married Couples Married Couplles: 47.7% 2,517 39,758 2,907,148 Families in Poverty Male Householder 384 9,750 843,489 Fami ies in Poverty Female Householder Married Family Households Living Below the Poverty Level, Percent by Tract, ACS 2014-18 Over 9 0% 6.1 - 9.0% 3.1 - 6.0% Under 11% No Married Families Reported No Data or Data Suppressed O Weld County, CO 14.33% 14.63% 18.55% 10.10% 10.05% 13.73% 2,378 47,391 4,180,062 The percentage of households in poverty by household type are shown for the report area. It is estimated that 7.1% of all households were living in poverty within the report area, compared to the national average of 10.1%%. Of the households in poverty, female headed households represented 45.0% of all households in poverty, compared to 47.7% and 7.3% of households headed by males and married couples, respectively. Page 8 / 37 C? View larger map Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Poverty Rate All Types Note: This indicator is compared to the state overage. Data Source US Census Bureau. Amerean Community Survey 2014-18 Source geography County 2,1View larger map 1U in Percent of Poseity Percent of Poverty Married Couples Family Poverty Rate by Family Type Percent ot Poverty Wailed Couples male Householder • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States Poverty Rate Change (Age 0-17) Percent of Poverty Percent of Poverty Male Householder Female Householder 47.7% 7.3% 41.0% 10.1% 36.7% 10.6% 45.0% 48.9% 52.7% Percent of Poverty Female Householder RYA, • Weld County. CO 05.0%1 • Colorado (48.x) • United States (52.7%) Single Parent Family Households Living Below the Poverty Level, Percent by Tract, ACS 2014-18 • Over 37.0% up 30.1 - 37.0% 23.1 - 30.0% Under 23.1% No 1 Parent Households Reported • No Data or Data Suppressed Weld County, CO The poverty rate change for all children in the report area from 2000 to 2018 is shown below. According to the U.S. Census, the poverty rate for the area decreased by -1.1%, compared to a national increase of 1.8%. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Poverty Age 0-17 2000 7,742 273,652 34,757,074 Note: This indicator is compared to the state overage. Data Source US Census Bureau, Small Area income & Poverty Entractes. 2018 Source geography County Poverty Rate Age 0-17 2000 14.3% 12.2% 16.2% Poverty Rate Change (Age 0-17) Poverty Rate Change (Age 0-4) Ddierence iu Rate Age 0-I? 'ono - 2018 Poverty Age 0-17 2018 10,772 302,422 38,986,565 Poverty Rate Age 0-17 2018 13.2°ro 12.2% 18.0% Difference in Rate Age 0-17 2000 - 2018 Poverty Rate Change Age 0-1 7 _' S.. pig • Weld County. CO (-1.1%) • Colorado (0.0%) • United States (1.8%) Population Below the Poverty Level, Children (Age 0-18), Percent by County, SAIPE 2018 Under 14% 14.1% - 18% 18.1% - 22% a 22.1% - 30% Over 30% O Weld County, CO • Weld County, CO • Cnloiado • United States The poverty rate change for all children (age 0 - 4) in the report area from 2000 to 2018 is shown below. The U.S. Census Bureau's Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates only calculates poverty for this age on the state and national levels. The national poverty rate change for this age group increased by 0.8% over the described time period. Page 9 / 37 Poverty Rate Change Age 0-4 Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States No data Poverty Age 0-4 2000 43,064 7,166,195 No data Note This indicator is compared to the state average. flora Source: US Census Bureau, Small area income & Poverty Estimates. 2018 Source geography State 24 View larger map Poverty Rate Change (Age 5-17) Poverty Rate Age 0-4 2000 13.9% 18.7% Poverty Rate Change (Age 0-4) Difference In Rate Age 0-4 ?ono - ?al R • Colorado • United States No aata Poverty Age 0-4 2018 No data 40,263 7,517,410 Poverty Rate Age 0-4 2018 12.2% 19.5% No data Difference in Rate Age 0-4 2000 - 2018 -1.7% 0.8% Population Below the Poverty Level, Children (Age 0-4), Percent by State, SAIPE 201E Under 14% 14.01% - 17% 17.01% - 21% al 21.01% - 26% Over 26% O Weld County, CO • Colorado (-I.7%) • United States (0.3%) The poverty rate change for all children in the report area from 2000 to 2018 is shown below. According to the U.S. Census, the poverty rate for the area decreased by -0.9%, compared to a national increase of 2.4%. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Poverty Age 5-17 2000 5,053 170,832 22,606,876 Note This indicator is compared to the state average Dora Source US Census Bureau. Smolt Area income & Poverty Estimates 2018 Source geography County Baal Fo Golan a" a' "' Lay land Greeter •nparon t Gr View larger map Fat Nsgal flag, Poverty Rate Age 5-17 2000 13.4% 10.7% 14.6% Poverty Rate Change (Age 5-I 7) Child Poverty Rate (ACS) Ages 0-17 •telanre in Rate Age 5-1: 2000-:01S Poverty Age 5-17 2018 7,336 209,746 26,786,403 Poverty Rate Age 5-17 2018 12.5% 11.5% 17.0% Difference in Rate Age 5-17 2000 - 2018 -0.9% 0.8% 2.4% Poverty Rate Change Ages -1' • • Weld County, CO (-0.9%1 • Colorado (0.8%1 • United States (2.4%1 Population Below the Poverty Level, Children (Age 5-17), Percent by County, SAIPE 2018 Under 12% 12.1% - 17% a 17.1% - 22% II 22.1% - 27% Over 27% o Weld County, CO • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United Mates Population and poverty estimates for children age 0-17 are shown for the report area. According to the American Community Survey 5 year data, an average of 12.7% percent of children lived in a state of poverty during the survey calendar year. The poverty rate for children living in the report area is less than the national average of 19.5%. Page 10 / 37 Ages 0-17 Poverty Rate Report Area Ages 0-17 Total Population Ages 0-17 In Poverty Ages 0-17 Poverty Rate & View larger map Weld County, CO Colorado United States Note This indicator rs compared to the state average. Data Source US Census Bureau, American Community Surrey. 2014-18. Source geography County s Child Poverty Rate (ACS) Ages 0-17 Age, 0-1f Poverty Rate 77,520 1,242,689 72,382,641 9,835 168,248 14,117,014 12.7% 13.5% 19.5% arN. Sot • Weld County. CO (12.7%1 • Coloi ado 11 3.5%) • United States (19.5%) Population Below the Poverty Level, Children (Age 0-17), Percent by Tract, ACS 2014-18 El Over 30.0% ■ 22.6 - 30.0% 15.1 - 22.5% Under 15.1% No Population Age 0-17 Reported MI No Data or Data Suppressed O Weld County, CO • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States Children in Poverty by Gender: Age 0 - 17 Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Total Male 4,992 85,228 7,173,125 Children in Poverty by Gender: Age 0 - 17 Total Female 100 4,843 83,020 6,943,889 , not Mali: .r( • L.. ;i • Weld County. CO • robot ado • United States Children in Poverty by Ethnicity Alone: Age 0 - 17 Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Total Hispanic / Latino Total Not Hispanic / Latino 6,042 87,803 5,127,592 Children in Poverty by Ethnicity Alone: Age 0 - 17 • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States Children in Poverty by Race Alone, Percent: Age 0 - 17 3,793 80,445 8,989,422 Pet tent Not Hitpamc 0, tattoo Percent Male Percent Female 12.61% 13.41% 19.41% Percent Hispanic / Latino Percent Not Hispanic or Latino 19.86% 22.66% 28.36% 12.77% 13.67% 19.60% 305 9.41% 16.55 - Page 11 /37 Report Area Non -Hispanic White Black or African American Native American / Alaska Native Asian Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander Some Other Face Multiple Race Weld County, CO 6.80% 40.18% 18.86% 14.44% 0.00% 29.53% 16.94% Colorado 7.67% 24.87% 24.62% 11.30% 20.09% 24.87% 14.21% United States 11.69% 34.79% 33.21% 11.29% 24.79% 31.16% 19.64% Children in Poverty by Race Alone, Percent: Age 0 - 17 Non—Hisp•,nic White i Black of Atr• .r American NaUvc American Alaska i 1 Asian NativeHawadan: Pacrrur )on,+,ltl.rr Rice MLA' i• Native Islander • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States Children in Poverty by Race Alone, Total: Age 0 - 17 1 Report Area Non -Hispanic White Black or African American Native American / Alaska Native Asian Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander Some Other Race Multiple Race Weld County, CO 2,914 411 63 174 0 681 621 Colorado 53,730 13,894 2,972 4,198 393 15,109 12,242 United States 4,306,236 3,522,808 236,154 392,859 35,459 1,442,736 926,442 Children in Poverty by Race Alone, Total: Age 0 - 17 :j.01.1 I „r,r., Multiple Race: 12.1% Some Other Race: 14.0% - Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: 0.0% Asian: 3.6% Native American / Alaska Native: 1.3% Black or African American. 8.4% Child Poverty Rate (ACS) Ages 0-4 Non -Hispanic White: 59.9% Population and poverty estimates for children age 0-4 are shown for the report area. According to the American Community Survey 5 year data, an average of 12.7% p?rcent of children lived in a state of poverty during the survey calendar year. The poverty rate for children living in the report area is less than the national average of 21.5%. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Note- This indicator is compared to the state average Data Source: US Census Bureau, American Corununsty Survey. 2014-I8 Source geography: County P. idinr! r1)c31_; Ages 0-4 Total Population Child Poverty Rate (ACS) Ages 0-4 Ages 0-4 Poverty Rot 21,225 330,914 19,514,070 Ages 0-4 In Poverty 2,706 48,108 4,193,998 Ages 0-4 Poverty Rate 12.7% 14.5% 21.5% Population Below the Poverty Level, Children (Age 0-4), Percent by Tract, ACS 2014-18 Over 37.0% X27.1-37.0% X17.1-27.0% Under 17.1% No Population Age 0-4 Reported • No Data or Data Suppressed o Weld County, CO • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States Ages 0-4 Poverty Rate st„ SO/ • Weld County, CO (I2.7%3 • Colorado it 4.5%1 • United States t21.5% Page 12 /37 Children in Poverty by Gender: Age 0 - 4 Weld County, CO Colorado United States Report Area • Total Male Total Female 1,433 24,812 2,133,564 Children in Poverty by Gender: Age 0 - 4 Percent Male Percent Female • Weld County, CO • roloiado E'i united states Children in Poverty by Ethnicity Alone: Age 0 - 4 Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Total Hispanic / Latino Total Not Hispanic / Latino 1,651 24,862 1,520,861 Children in Poverty by Ethnicity Alone: Age 0 - 4 • Weld County. CO • Colorado i) United States Children in Poverty by Race Alone, Percent: Age 0 - 4 1,273 23,296 2,060,434 1,055 23,246 2,673,137 Percent Male Percent Female 13.19% 14.70% 21.38% Percent Hispanic / Latino Percent Not Hispanic or Latino 20.34% 24.31% 30.05% 12.29% 14.37% 21.61% 8.05% 10.17% 18.50% Report Area Non -Hispanic White Black or African American Native American / Alaska Native Asian Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander Some Other Race Multiple Race Weld County, CO 6.88% 35.68% 38.71% 13.16% 0.00% 16.80% 17.68% Colorado 8.19% 28.23% 13.80% 10.86% 20.93% 26.56% 15.25% United States 13.07% 39.04% 38.14% 11.15% 27.60% 32.85% 21.16% ■ Children in Poverty by Race Alone, Percent: Age 0 - 4 1 N,)., tt?'cr:ank White Black or Mitten Anterttatt Native Amenc'in ' Ma..kA \anve 1 Asian Native Hawaiian . Pat lilt ;nme Othei P..ai.e Multiple Race Islander • Weld County. CO • reloiad.) It United States Children in Poverty by Race Alone, Total: Age 0 - 4 Report Area Non -Hispanic White Black or African American Native American / Alaska Native Asian Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander Some Other Race Multiple Race Weld County, CO 812 66 24 50 0 64 238 Colorado 15,204 4,195 437 1,020 90 3,843 4,077 United States 1,262,843 1,057,191 70,441 102,722 10,666 411,000 317,697 Page 13/37 Children in Poverty by Race Alone, Total: Age 0 - 4 Multiple Race: 19.0% Some Other Race: 5.1% Native Hawaiian / Pacific islander: 0.0% Asian: 4.0% Native American / Alaska Native: 1.9% Black or African American: 5.3% Child Poverty Rate (ACS) Ages 5-17 1 4,„ 4010.0411, Non -Hispanic White: 64.8% Population and poverty estimates for children age 5-17 are shown for the report area. According to the American Community Survey 5 year data, an average of 12.7% percent of children lived in a state of poverty during the survey calendar year. The poverty rate for children living in the report area is less than the national average of 18.8%. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Note: This indicator is compared to the state average. Data Source: US Census Bureau, Amp( con Community Survey 2014.18, Source geography Courts Gr View larger map Ages 5-17 Total Population Child Poveity Rate (ACS) Ages 5-17 Ages S-1 Paveity Rate • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States Children in Poverty by Gender: Age 5 - 17 Weld County, CO Colorado United States Report Area 56,295 911,775 52,868,571 Ages 5-17 In Poverty 7,129 120,140 9,923,016 Ages 5-17 Poverty Rate 13.2% 13.3% Ages 5-17 Poverty Rate • Weld County. CO x12.7%1 • Colorado (1 3.2%) • United States (1 8.8%1 Population Below the Poverty Level, Children (Age 5-17), Percent by Tract, ACS 2014-18 1. Over 29.0% 21.1 - 29.0% 13.1 - 21.0% Under 13.1% No Population Age 5-17 Reported No Data or Data Suppressed O Weld County, CO Total Male Total Female 3,559 60,416 5,039,561 Children in Poverty by Gender: Age S - 17 • Percent yWle. Pfrr.e;1; Frrnale • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States Children in Poverty by Ethnicity Alone: Age S - 17 3,570 59,724 4,883,455 Percent Male Percen- Female 12.39% 12.94% 18.68% 12.95% 13.42% 18.86% Page 14 / 37 Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Total Hispanic / Latino 4,391 62,941 3,606,731 Total Not Hispanic / Latino Children in Poverty by Ethnicity Alone: Age 5 - 17 111 Percent Hispanic Lithio • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States Children in Poverty by Race Alone, Percent: Age 5 - 17 Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States 30 0; Non -Hispanic White Non -Hispanic White 6.78% 7.49% 11.19% Black or African American 41.17% 23.65% 33.24% 2,738 57,199 6,316,285 Percent Not Hispanic of Latino Native American / Alaska Native Children in Poverty by Race Alone, Percent: Age 5 - 17 I 1 1 Black or Atitca', American Native American \Ia,6:t Native Native Hawaiian , Pacific islander • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States Children in Poverty by Race Alone, Total: Age 5 - 17 Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Seniors in Poverty Non -Hispanic White 2,102 38,526 3,043,393 Black or African American 345 9,699 2,465,617 Percent Hispanic / Latino Asian 14.34% 15.03% 28.47% 11.45% 31.47% 11.35% Some tithe' Race Native American / Alaska Native Children in Poverty by Race Alone, Total: Age Weld C 'unty, Ct l Multiple Race: 10.6% Some Other Race: 17.1% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: 0.0% Asian: 3.4% Native American / Alaska Native: 1.1% Black or African American: 9.6% Non -Hispanic White: 58.2% 39 2,535 165,713 Multiple Race 19.69% 22.07% 27.71% Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 0.00% 19.86% 23.75% Asian Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 124 3,178 290,137 303 24,793 Percent Not Hispanic or Latino Some Other Race 32 05-, 24.34% 30.53% Some Other Race 0 617 11,266 1,031,736 8.05% 9.13% 15.85% Multiple Race 16.51% 13.74% 18.93% Multiple Race 383 8,165 608,745 Population and poverty estimates for persons age 65 and up are shown for the report area. According to the American Community Survey (ACS) 5 year data, an average of 8.3% of people lived in a state of poverty during the survey calendar year. The poverty rate for people living in the report area is less than the national average of 9.3%. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Note: This indicator is compared to the state average. Doto Source: US Census Bureau, American Cumawun:ty survey 2014-18 Source geography: county Ages 65 and Up Total Population 33,773 725,423 47,940,937 Ages 65 and Up In Poverty 2,812 54,227 4,448,892 Ages 65 and Up Poverty Rate 8.3% 7.5% 9.3% Ages 65 and Up Pavel ty Rate • Weld County. CO t&3%) • Colorado RS %) • United States (9.3%1 Page 15/37 L? View larger map Poverty by Gender: Age 65 and Up Weld County, CO Colorado United States Report Area Seniors in Poverty Age% 65 and Uc Pavetty Rate • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States Total Male Total Female 956 20,102 1,589,822 Poverty by Gender Age 65 and Up .% •Id r unit. ; 7 • ,Inrado • United States Poverty by Ethnicity Alone: Age 65 and Up Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Percent intuit Total Hispanic / Latino Total Not Hispanic / Latino 'e1,,. , 791 10,989 711,533 Poverty by Ethnicity Alone Age 65 and Up • Weld county. CO • Colorado • United States Poverty by Race Alone, Percent: Age 65 and Up Population Below the Poverty Level, Senior (Age 65+), Percent by Tract, ACS 2014-18 in Over 17.0% MI 12.1 - 17.0% in 7.1 - 12.0% Under 7.1% No Population Age 65+ Reported NI No Data or Data Suppressed Weld County, CO 1,856 34,125 2,859,070 _,021 43,?3� 3 '37 359 Percent Male Percent Female 6.02% 6.05% 7.45% Percent Hispanic / Latino Percent Not Hispanic or Latino 16.20% 14.75% 18.32% 10.37% 8.68% 10.74% 7 0--=. 664 S Report Area Non -Hispanic White Black or African American Native American / Alaska Native Asian Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander Some Other Race Multiple Race Weld County, CO 7.00% 0.00% 4.00% 9.83% 0.00% 16.26% 4.13% Colorado 6.22% 13.06% 18.19% 12.43% 12.14% 16.37% 12.55% United States 7.20% 16.89% 17.55% 12/9% 13.20% 21.13% 13.28% Page 16/37 Poverty by Race Alone, Pei cent: Age 65 and Up • i atnerican Native Arrlrt .:., Alaska Asian Native •':dell iHaktaliun (511 •r'II Weld comity co • i nInrado • United States Poverty by Race Alone, Total: Age 65 and Up Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Non -Hispanic White 1,968 37,744 2,667,743 Population Age 65+ Black or African American 0 2,461 723,383 Pdi tr,i i i ?i,1i12 �Jdl,•r Rerr Native American / Alaska Native Asian Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander Some Other Race Multiple Race 4 29 0 94 19 885 2,085 64 2,138 1,000 45,719 266,568 6,333 180,553 68,636 Poverty by Race Alone, Total: Age 65 and Up Weld Ccunty. CY Multiple Race: 0.9% Some Other Race: 4.4% Asian: 1 .4% Native American / Alaska Native: 0.2% Non -Hispanic White: 93.1% Of the estimated 295,123 total population in the report area, an estimated 34,304 persons are adults aged 65 and older, representing 11.62% of the population. These data are based on the latest U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 5 -year estimates. The number of older adults in the report area is relevant because this population has unique needs which should be considered separately from other age groups. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Doter Source. US Census Bureau, American Community Su,vey.2014-I8 Source geography Trod 7/ View larger map Population Age 65+ by Gender Total Population 295,123 5,531,141 322,903,030 Population Age 65+ Population Age 65+, Percent 34,304 740,638 49,238,581 Population Age 65+, Percent by Tract, ACS 2014-18 Over 20.0% 16.1 - 20.0% 12.1 - 16.0% Under 12.1% No Data or Data Suppressed O Weld County, CO 11.62% 13.39% 15.25% The table below reports the percentage of the population that is age 65 or older by gender. Among the male population in the report area, 9.97% are aged 65 years or older. Among the female population, 12.48% are aged 65 years or older. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Male Female 14,812 308,346 19,630,586 18,287 402,722 27,457, 281 Male, Percent Female, Percent 9.97% 11.09% 12.35% 12.48% 14.64% 16.75% Page 17/37 Population Age 65 - by Gender Population Age 65+ by Ethnicity Alone is Weld County. CO • Colorado United States This indicator reports the percentage of population that are at age 65+ by ethnicity alone. In the report area, 5.83% of Hispanic / Latino population are at age 65+, and 14.02% of non Hispanic / Latino population are at age 65+. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Hispanic or Latino Not Hispanic or Latino Hispanic 01 Latino, Peri enr 5,030 76,033 3,955,574 Population Age 65+ by Ethnicity Alone 29,274 664,605 45,283,007 • Weld County, CO • Colorado • United States Population Age 65+ by Race Alone, Percent Hispanic or Latino, Percent Not Hispanic or Latino, Percent 5.83% 6.42% 6.88% Not H: ,; um: t :,.. ..•rf.eut This indicator reports the percentage of each race (alone) making up the population aged 65 or older. Report Area White Black or African American Native American or Alaska Native Asian Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander Weld County, CO 12.25'% 2.42% 4.92% 6.82% 3.21% Colorado 14.54% 8.63% 9.08% 9.81% 6.35% United States 17.44% 10.88% 9.89% 12.00% 8.37% 15 i ■ Population Age 65 ;. by Race Alone, Percent 'Nhite ;:r AI];ka Liar. i :,r rduPi:. V]rk? i'Sl!''rif'r • Weld County. CO • Colorado S United States Population Age 65+ by Race Alone, Total 1 1 come t'ther RAtr 4ltdtiple Race This indicator reports the proportion of each race (alone) making up the population aged 65 or older. Some Other Race 6.17° 54-, 14.02% 15.29% 17.06% Multiple Race 5.54 4.17% 5 05., Report Area Non -Hispanic White Black or African American Native American or Alaska Native Asian Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander Some Other Race Multiple Race Weld County, CO 32,775 83 100 295 9 578 464 Colorado 677,070 19,672 4,946 16,940 527 13,247 8,236 United States 40,960,055 4,451,760 266,934 2,108,633 48,799 874,104 528,296 Page 18 / 37 Population Age 65 + by Race Alone, Total Weld :::ou!u+. CO Multiple Race: 1.4% Some Other Race: 1.7% Asian: 0.9% Life Expectancy by Census Tract This indicator reports the average life expectancy at birth. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Non -Hispanic White: 95.5% Total Population (2011-2015) 270,948 5,278,906 320,098,094 Note. This indicator is compored to the state average. Data Source. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Notional Center for Health Statistics. U.S. Small -Area life Expectancy Estimates Project 2010-1S. Source geography: Tract Vie,..• larger nicip Life Expectancy (2010-2015) - Geographic Disparity Report 1 Life Expectancy at Birth (2010-15) Life Expectancy At Birth, Years by Tract, CDC and NCHS 2010-15 Over 87 Years 84 - 87 Years 81 - 84 Years 78 - 81 Years 75 - 78 Years 72 - 75 Years 72 Years or Less No Data or Data Suppressed The table and chart below display the minimum, maximum, median and interquartile ranges for census tract values of life expectancy within the report area. Weld County, CO %ninmurn i a Quartile Mediae ;rd Quartile \t.ixrrnom Report Area Minimum 1st Quartile Median 73.20 76.20 79.50 Life Expectancy (2010-2015) - Geographic Disparity Report I 0 40 is Weld County. CO S0 Life Expectancy (2010-2015) - Geographic Disparity Report 2 tin 1: 79.51 79.66 78.69 Life Expectancy at Birth, 2010- 2015 tip 80 • Weld County. CO (79.51) • Color ado 179.66) • United States (78.69) 3rd Quartile Maximum 81.30 88.50 The table and chart below display summary measures describing the distribution of life expectancy values within the report area, including the range (maximum - minimum) and variance. Variance measures include the standard and weighted variance. Weighted variance takes into consideration the population of the neighborhoods/census tracts in determining the spread or values. Report Area Range (Maximum - Minimum) in Life Expectancy Weld County.: O 10 5 Life Expectancy (20I0-201 5) - Geographic Disparity Report 2 Range !Maximum - Moiltuninl in Life Expertai'c% Variante in Life Expectancy • Weld County, CO Variance in Life Expectancy Weighted Variance in Life Expectancy 15.3 Weighted Variance in Life Expectancy 10 22 Page 19 / 37 Period Life Table (2010-2015) This table displays the probability of dying between the ages referenced in each category (among the population living to the first age in the reference category). For example, the data in column 0 expresses the probability of dying between one and four years of age. Data values are expressed as a percentage. Report Area Under Age 1 Ages 1-4 Ages 5-14 Ages 15-24 Ages 25-34 Ages 35-44 Ages 45-54 Weld County, CO 0.74% 0.10% 0.18% 0 85% 0.93% 1 62 3 42-3'n Colorado 0.64% 0.12% 0.16% 0.79% 1.07% 1 5S: 3.49., United States 0.74% 0.15% 0.17% 0.81% 1.19% ? ? 1 r I) Under Aga I Employment Ages 1-4 Apes 5-I Current Unemployment Period Life Table (2010-2015) Acs i -_4 Agri 2S-34 Age; Y,-4-4 Aytn+4r.-ci + Weld County. CO t Colorado - United States Ages 55-64 7 16';',: 7.11% 8.20% Ages 65-74 if, 70% 14.69% 16.63% Ages 75-84 37.04% 3 6.24% 37.96% Labor force, employment, and unemployment data for each county in the report area is provided in the table below. Overall, the report area experienced an average 7.2% percent unemployment rate in July 2020. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Labor Force 165,644 3,102,029 162,416,604 Note This indicator is compared to the state average. Data Source US Deportment of labor. Bureau of labor Statistics 2020 - July Source geography County 2�' View larger map Number Employed Current Unemployment Unemployment Rate 153,656 2,873,107 145,458,574 Number Unemployed Unemployment Rate 11,988 228,922 16,958,029 Unemployment, Rate by County, BLS 2020 - July El Over 12.0% • 9.1-12.O% X6.1-9.0% X3.1-6.0% Under 3.1% Q Weld County, CO • Weld County. Co • Colorado • United States Unemployment Change 7.2% 7.4% 10.4% Unemployment Rate • Weld County. CO (7.2%1 • Colorado (7.4%1 • United States 00.4%'1 Unemployment change within the report area from July 2019 to July 2020 is shown in the chart below. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, unemployment for this thirteen month period grew from 2.6% to 7.2%. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Unemployment July 2019 4,352 85,711 6,625,372 Note. This indicator is competed to the state overage Data Source: US Deportment of tabor, Bureau of labor Statnncs. 2020 - July. Source geography County Unemployment July 2020 11,988 228,922 16,958,029 Unemployment Rate July 2019 2.6% 2.7% 4.0% Unemployment Rate July 2020 Rate Change -4.7% -4.7% Rate Change _/01. P,. -6.4% • Weld County, CO (-4.7%) • Colorado (-4.7%► • United States t-6.4%1 Page 20 / 37 G? View larger map Unemployment Change I nrrnplp‘rnrrt Rate I •ri, ,ry. .i,I °t • Weld County. Co • Colorado d United states Household Income Unemployment, Rate by County, BLS 2020 - July ▪ Over 12.0% X9.1-12.0% X6.1-9.0% • 3.1-6.0% Under 3.1% El Weld County, CO a „•m Hlo�rnent laic rebniarN Median annual household incomes in the report area for 2018 are shown in the table below. Since this reports a median amount, a "Report Area" value is not able to be calculated. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Data Source ;:S Census Bureau, E? View larger map 11? View larger map Commuter Travel Patterns 21Y8 Sn:.r'r rgralp npnv Household Income Median Household 'mount, Estimated Population Median Household Income 295,123 5,531,141 322,903,030 Median Household Income by County, SAIPE 2018 Under $40,000 $40,001 - 550,000 ▪ $50,001 - $60,000 ▪ Over $60,000 • Weld County, CO Median Household Income by County, SAIPE 2018 Under $40,000 • $40,001 - $50,000 ▪ $50,001 - $60,000 II Over $60,000 • Weld County, CO • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States $75,629 571,949 $61,937 This table shows the method of transportation workers used to travel to work for the report area. Of the 143,802 workers in the report area, 80.1% drove to work alone while 10.2% carpooled. 0.5% of all workers reported that they used some form of public transportation, while others used some optional means including 2.5% walking or riding bicycles, and 1.0% used taxicabs to travel to work. Page 21/37 Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Workers 16 and Up 143,802 2,822,072 150,571,044 Percent Drive Alone 80.1% 75.3% 76.4% Note This indicator is compared to the state average. Doto Source. US Census Bureau, American Community Survey. 2014-18 Source geography. County C? View larger map Non -Hispanic Commuters Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Percent Carpool 9 1 Commuter Travel Patterns Weld Lounl'., i Work at Home: 5.7% Taxi or Other: 1.0% Bicycle or Walk: 2.5% Public Transportation: 0.5% Carpool: 10.2% White Non -Hispanic Commuters Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Hispanic Commuters Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Travel Time to Work Percent Public Transportation Drive Alone: 80.1% Workers 16 and Up Travel by Car 112,046 2,291,186 125,353,557 Workers 16 and Up Travel by Car 82,170 2,013,044 95,722,101 Workers 16 and Up Travel by Car 31,756 530,886 26,218,743 90.09% 83.09% 85.68% 87.95% 83.23% 87.02% 91.02% 88.75% 84.98% } _ 1 Percent Bicycle or Walk 4_ Percent Taxi or Other Percent Work at Home Workers Traveling to Work by Car, Percent by Tract, ACS 2014-18 Ill Over 95.0% 91.1-95.0% 87.1 - 91.0% Under 87.1% • No Data or Data Suppressed • Weld County, CO Use Public Transit Use Public Transit Use Public Transit 0.54% 2.98% 4.68% 0.13% 2.50% 3.10% 0.47% 3.42% 6.71% Bike/Walk Bike/Walk Bike/Walk 3.04% 5.28% 4.37% 3.59% 5.15% 4.10% 4.91% 4.06% 5.16% 5.7% 7.7% 4.9% Pei cent Drive Alone tb. 1 De-' • Weld County. CO i80.I%1 • Colorado (75.3%) • United States (76.4%) Work from Home Work from Home Work from Home 6.32% 8.65% 5.28% 8.33% 9.13% 5.78% 3.61% 3.78% 3.15% Travel times for workers who travel (do not work at home) to work is shown for the report area. The median commute time, according to the American Community Survey (ACS), for the report area is -1 minutes shorter than the national median commute time of 26.64 minutes. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Workers that Commute Age 16 and Up 135,573.00 2,603,858.00 143,148,111.00 Travel Time in Minutes (Percent of Workers) Less than 10 Note: This indicator is compared to the state average Data Source. US Census Bureau. American Community Survey 2014-18. Source geography County 12.10 12.53 12.45 Travel Time in Minutes (Percent of Workers) 10 to 30 47.04 51.05 49.55 Travel Time in Minutes (Percent of Workers) 30 to 60 30.76 29.28 28.89 Travel Time in Minutes (Percent of Workers) More than 60 Average Commute Time (mins) 10.10 No data 7.14 9.11 25.48 26.64 h Average Commute Time mins) 100 • Colorado (5.48) • United States (26.64) Page 22 /37 L? View larger map Travel Time to Work Weld ibllnty. CO More than 60: 10.1% 30 to 60: 30.8% Less than 10: 1 2. 1 % 10 to 30: 47.0% Average Work Commute Time (Minutes), Average by Tract, ACS 2014-18 Over 28 Minutes El 25 - 28 Minutes 21 - 24 Minutes Under 21 Minutes No Data or Data Suppressed Weld County, CO Thirteen Month Unemployment Rates Unemployment change within the report area from June 2019 to June 2020 is shown in the chart below. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, unemployment for this thirteen month period grew from 2.6% to 7.2%. Report Area Jul. 2019 Aug. 2019 Sep. 2019 Oct. 2019 Nov. 2019 Dec. 2019 Jan. 2020 Feb. 2020 Mar. 2020 Apr. 2020 May 2020 Jun. 2020 Jul. 2020 Weld County, CO 2.6% 2.5% 2.2% 2.2% 2.2% 2.3% 2.7% 2.9% 5.1% 9.9% 8.6% 10.1% 7.2% Colorado 2.7% 2.6% 2.4% 2.4% 2.4% 2.4% 2.8% 2.9% 5.4% 12.2% 10.0% 10.7% 7.4% United States 4.0% 3.8% 3.4% 3.4% 3.3% 3.4% 4.0% 3.8% 4.5% 14.4% 13.0% 11.2% 10.4% Data Source. US Deportment of tabor, Bureau of tabor Statistics. 2020 - July. Source geography: County 3 View larger map Thirteen Month Unemployment Rates ,ep .:0I 4 �)+a.: 0I Ut. 201'?‘ ♦ Weld County. CO Unemployment, Rate by County, BLS 2020 - July Over 12.0% • 9.1-12.0% •6.1-9.0% 3.1-6.0% Under 3.1% O Weld County, CO .•. :u:•7 '\rsi. :!0:0 lial '0:c1 jun. -I Colorado lb- United States Five Year Unemployment Rate Unemployment change within the report area from July 2016 to July 2020 is shown in the chart below. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, unemployment for this five year period grew from 3.5% to 7.2%. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Note. This indicator is compared to the state average. Data Source: US Department of Labor. Bureau of labor Statistics. 2020 - July Source geography: County July 2016 - 5°0 3.3 5.2'% July July 2017 2018 2.7% 2.8% 4.6% July July 2019 2020 3 QH 2.6% 3.2. 2.7% 4.1 4.0% 7.2% 7.4% Sit\i n 10.4% • Weld County. CO r7.2%) • Colorado (7.4%) • United States (10.4%) Page 23 / 37 E? View larger map View larger map I 3 e 0 -- Education Educational Attainment Five Year Unemployment Rate iuiy l,!ly 101; :U1R :019 + Weld County. CO ;• Coloiacio f United States Unemployment, Rate by County, BLS 2020 - July III Over 12.0% X9.1-12.0% ▪ 6.1-9.0% ® 3.1-6.0% Under 3.1% CI Weld County, CO Educational Attainment shows the distribution of the highest level of education achieved in the report area, and helps schools and businesses to understand the needs of adults, whether it be workforce training or the ability to develop science, technology, engineering, and mathematics opportunities. Educational attainment is calculated for persons over 25, and is an estimated average for the period from 2014 to 2018. For the selected area, 18.4% have at least a college bachelor's degree, while 27.5% stopped their formal educational attainment after high school. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States No High School Diploma 11.93% 8.61% 12.34% Note: This indicator is compared to the state average. Doto Source. US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2014-18. Source geography. County High School Only 2- 5 21.4c,_ ,, Educational Attainment Weld County, CO Graduate or Professional Degree: 8.3% Bachelors Degree: I Associates Degree: 9.1% Some College: 24.7% Youth Not Working and Not in School Some College 24.7% 21.4% 20.6% No High School Diploma: 11.9% High School Only: 27.5% Associates Bachelors Degree Degree 8.4'J L5.294 3 3A Graduate or Professional Degree 8.3% 15.0% 12.1% Population with No High School Diploma (Age 18+), Percent by Tract, ACS 2014-18 Over 21.0% 16.1 - 21.0% 11.1 - 16.0% Under 11.1% No Data or Data Suppressed O Weld County, CO Percent Population with No High School Diploma SIN t?t' sat • Weld County. CO CI 1.93%1 • Colorado i8.61%) • United States (12.34%) This indicator reports the percentage of youth age 16-19 who are not currently enrolled in school and who are not employed. The report area has a total population of 17,000 between the ages, of which 4.59% are not in school and not employed. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Population Age 16-19 Population Age 16-19 Not in School and Not Employed, Percent 17,000 282,569 17,021,831 Note. This indicator is compared to the state average Data Source US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2014-18. Source geography. Tract 4.59% 6.34% 6.78% Population Age 16-19 Not in School and Not Employed. Percent :S' • Weld County. CO i4.599% • Colorado 16.34%) • United States (6.73%) Page 24 / 37 G? View larger map Youth Not Enrolled in School and Not Employed, Percent by Tract, ACS 2014-18 In Over 20.0% 15.1 - 20.0% 10.1 - 15.0% 5.1 - 10.0% Under 5.1% No Data or Data Suppressed Q Weld County, CO Head Start Head Start is a program designed to help children from birth to age five who come from families at or below poverty level. The program's goal is to help children become ready for kindergarten while also providing the needed requirements to thrive, including health care and food support. This indicator reports the number and rate of Head Start program facilities per 10,000 children under age 5. Head Start facility data is acquired from the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) 2018 Head Start locator. Population data is from the 2010 US Decennial Census. The report area has a total 13 Head Start programs with a rate of 6.5% per 10,000 children under 5 years old. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Children Under Age 5 20,001 343,960 20,426,118 Total Head Start Programs Note This indicator is compared to the state average Data Source. US Deportment of Health 81 Human Services, hdmmistrat,on for Children ono tomtits. 2019. source geography Point View larger map 13 309 21,511 Head Start Programs, Rate (Per 10,000 Children) Head Start Facilities, All Facilities, ACF 2019 Head Start Facilities, All Facilities, ACF 2019 O Weld County, CO 6.5% 8.98% 10.53% Head Start Programs Rate (Per 10.000 Children Under Age SI • Weld County. CO (6.5%) • Colorado (8.98%) • United States (10.53%) Enrollment Age 3-4 This indicator reports the percentage of the population age 3-4 that is enrolled in school. This indicator helps identify places where pre-school opportunities are either abundant or lacking in the educational system. Report Area Population Age 3-4 Weld County, CO 8,967 Colorado 135,913 United States 8,164,659 Note: This indicator is compared to the state average. Doto Source US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2014-18 Source geography Tract Ed' View larger map Population Age 3-4 Enrolled in School 4,021 69,359 3,913,159 Population Age 3-4 Enrolled in School, Percent Enrollment in School, Children (Age 3-4), Percent by Tract, ACS 2014-18 Over 55.0% 45.1 - 55.0% 35.1 - 45.0% Under 35.1% No Population Age 3-4 Reported II No Data or Data Suppressed o Weld County, CO 44.84% 51.03% 47.93% Adult Literacy The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) produces estimates for adult literacy based on educational attainment, poverty, and other factors in each county. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Estimated Population over 16 Percent Lacking Literacy Skills 153,573 3,385,807 219,016,209 Note: This indicator is compared to the state average. Data Source Notional Center for Education Statistics, NOES - Estimates of low literacy. 2003. Source geography County Percentage of Population Age 3-4 Enrolled In School I®, • Weld County. CO (44.84%) • Colorado (51.037,) • United States t47.93%) Percentage of Adults Lacking Literacy skills ifr' • Weld County, CO it 4961 • Colorado (1 0%) • United States (14.64%) Page 25/37 • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States Veterans - Educational Attainment Veterans Educational Attainment contrasts the distribution of educational attainment levels between military veterans and non -veterans in the region. Educational attainment is calculated for persons over 25, and is an estimated average for the period from 2014 to 2018. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Veterans % No Diploma 5.98% 3.86% 6.21% Veterans % High School Diploma Note Th,s snd'cator a corn pored to the state average Data Source US Census Bureau, : • 7 - • , . 2014-18 Source geography County G1 View larger map Housing Housing Age 27.85% 20.20% 28.21% Veterans % Some College Diploma Veterans - Educational Attainment S%eld ':_-.ltin?`. , ' Veterans Bachelors or Higher: 25.0% Veterans Some College: 41.2% 41.15% 37.96% 37.23% Veterans No Diploma: 6.0% Veterans % Bachelors or Higher Diploma Veterans High School: 27.9% 25.02% 37.97% 28.34% Non -Veterans % No Diploma 12.51% 9.18% 12.94% Non -Veterans % High School Diploma 27.51% 21.63% 27.08% Non -Veterans % Some College Diploma No High School Diploma, Veterans, Percent by Tract, ACS 2014-18 • Over 14.0% El 11.1 - 14.0% 8.1 - 11.0% Under 8.1% Of Veterans Age 25+, No Population with No High School Diploma No Data or Data Suppressed Weld County, CO 33.09% 28.81% 28.19°i. Non -Veterans % Bachelors or Higher Diploma 26.89% 40.38% 31-79% Total housing units, median year built and median age in 2018 for the report area are shown below. Housing units used in housing age include only those where the year built is known. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Data Source US Census Bureau, Amernan Community Surrey. 2014.18 Source geography County Homeowners Total Housing Units 106,193 2,352,202 136,384,292 Median Year Built 1993 1983 1977 Median Age (from 2018) Housing Constructed Before 1960, Percent by Tract, ACS 2014-18 Over 45.0% MI 30.1 - 45.0% 20.1 - 30.O% Under 20.1% y j No Data or Data Suppressed Weld County, CO The U.S. Census Bureau estimated there were 74,144 owner occupied homeowners of the estimated 106,198 housing units in the report area in 2018. This 69.82% is an ncrease over the 35 Page 26 / 37 68.64% owner occupied homes in 2000. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Total Housing Units Owner Occupied Homes 2000 63,247 1,658,238 105,480,101 2000 43,413 1,116,137 69,815, 753 Owner Occupied Homes 'Note This indicator +s compared to the state average Data Source US Census Bureau, Amer 'con Comrn.,nrtv S an'ey US Census Bureau. 0ecenn.ol Ce's<a 2014-18 Source geography County View larger map S rr Homeowners Percent Owlet Occupied Home. iuth) 2000 68.64% 67.31% 66.19% • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States Total Housing Units Owner Occupied Homes 2018 106,198 2,352,202 136,384,292 2018 74,144 1,371,145 76,444,810 Owner Occupied Homes Owner -Occupied Housing Units, Percent by Tract, ACS 2014-18 ▪ Over 82.0% II 74.1 - 82.0% 66.1 - 74.0% Under 66.1% ▪ No Data or Data Suppressed Q Weld County, CO Per,. tot CIA' Wei lit( w -t. 1 4.•,r.r: '' ' 2018 69.82% 58.29% 56.05% Owner Occupied Homes 2018 or/ Ire Otis • Weld County,. CO (69.82%) • Colorado (SS.293 • United States (56.05%) Vacancy Rates The U.S. Postal Service provided information quarterly to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development on addresses identified as vacant in the previous quarter. Residential and business vacancy rates for the report area in the second quarter of 2019 are reported. For this reporting period, a total of 859.00 residential addresses were identified as vacant in the report area, a vacancy rate of 0.7%, and 627.00 business addresses were also reported as vacant, a rate of 6.7. Report Area Residential Addresses Weld County, CO 126,553.00 Colorado 2,613,082.00 United States 149,623,509.00 Vacant Residential Addresses Residential Vacancy Rate Business Addresses 859.00 0.7% 9,378.00 32,398.00 1.2% 248,281.00 3,747,598.00 2.5% 13,904,730.00 Note This indicator is compared to the state average Data Source US Oeaart'rent of Nous.rgand • bon Oevelopmer: 2019-02 Source geography County View larger map Vacancy Rates Retrdentnl Vacarht Rare • Weld County. CO • rains grin • United States Residential Vacancy Rates by Quarter, 2017 through 2019 Vacant Business Addresses 627.00 24,770.00 1,270,600.00 Residential Vacancies, Percent by Tract, HUD 2019-Q2 Over 100 51 - 100 21-50 Under 21 No Residential Vacancies No Residential Addresses or No Data El Weld County, CO 3tr.:'..,+na Rate Business Vacancy Rate 6.7 10.0 9.1 (1$ Residential Vacancy Rate 105: • Weld County. CO (0.7%) • Colorado 11.2%) • United States (2.5%) Page 27 / 37 Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States 2017 - Q1 08% 1 3)' Number of Unsafe, Unsanitary Homes 2017 - Q2 0.8% 1.2% 2.6% 2017-Q3 0.8% 1.2% 2.6% 2017 - Q4 0.8% 1.2% 2.5% 2018 - Q1 0.8% 1.2% 2.6% 2018 - Q2 0.8% 1.2% 2.6% 2018 - Q3 0.8% 1.2% 2.5% 2018 - Q4 07% 1.2% 2.5% 2019 - Q1 0.7% 13% 2.5% 2019 - Q2 0.7% 1.2% 2.5% The number and percentage of occupied housing units without plumbing are shown for the report area. U.S. Census data shows 368 housing units in the report area were without plumbing in 2000 and ACS S year estimates show 392 housing units in the report area were without plumbing in 2018. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Occupied Housing Units 2000 63,247 1,658,238 106,741,426 Housing Units without Plumbing 2000 368 7,243 736,626 Percent without Plumbing 2000 Note This indicator is compared to the state overage. Data Source: US Census Bureau. Amer tar Community Survey. US Census Bureau. Decennial Census. 2014-18. Source geography: County G� View larger map Number of Unsafe, Unsanitary Homes Percent .tithaut Plumbing • Weld County. CO • Colot ado • United States Evictions 0.56% 0.40% 0.69% Occupied Housing Units 2018 102,101 2,113,387 120,935,203 Housing Units without Plumbing 2018 392 6,539 489,836 Percent without Plumbing 2018 0.38% 0.31% 0.41% Housing Units Lacking Complete Plumbing Facilities, Percent by Tract, ACS 2014-18 Over 2.0% III 1.1 - 2.0% X0.1-1.0% 0.0% la No Data or Data Suppressed o Weld County, CO Percentage of Housing Units Without Complete Plumbing Facilities ?: S • Weld County. CO t0.38%) • Colorado (0.31%) • United States (0.41%) This indicator reports information about formal evictions based on court records from from 48 states and the District of Columbia, compiled by the Eviction Lab. The number evictions and eviction filings within the report area is shown in below. The "filing rate" is the ratio of the number of evictions filed in an area over the number of renter -occupied homes in that area. An "eviction rate" is the subset of those homes that received an eviction judgment in which renters were ordered to leave. Note: Indicator data do not include information about "informal evictions", or those that happen outside of the courtroom. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Note This indicator is compared to the state average Data Source f v ct;on Lob. 2016, Source geography: County air 0 for Colons Ian (keel c; 1r or View larger map Renter Occupied Households Eviction Filings 32,964 No data 661,532 38,372,860 36,240 2,350,042 Evictions No data 18,195 898,479 No data Eviction Filing Rate 5.481; 6 12.7 - Eviction Rate do Data Evictions, Rate per 100 Rental Homes by County, Eviction Lab 2016 No Data or Data Suppressed 0 - 2.34% (US AVERAGE) 2.35% - 5% 536-10% 10%.- 20% NI Over 20% Q Weld County, CO 2.75% 2.34% Eviction Rate s 1 tY:: • Colorado (2.75%) • United States (2.34%) Page 28 / 37 Evictions Eviction Rate • Colorado • United States Eviction Filing Rate by Year, 2007 - 2016 Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 7.3% 6.7% 6.0% 3.7% 5.8% 5.0% No data No data 7.7% 6.5% 5.4% 6.6% 6.5% 6.2% 4.3% 6.3% 6.4% 6.4% 7.0% 7.2% 7.0% 6.7% Eviction Filing Rate by Yeat, 2007 - 2016 10I 1 + Colorado •- United States 2015 No data 4.2% 3.9% No data 2016 5.5% 6.6% 6.2% 6.1% Eviction Filings and Filing Rate by Neighborhood Predominant Race/Ethnicity, 2016 Rates by race/ethnicity are calculated by aggregating data on evictions in census block groups with a majority of the population (over 50%) belonging to a specific race/ethnicity. Reported race/ethnicity categories include: Non -Hispanic White; Black or Africa American; Asian, and Hispanic or Latino. In some counties there are no majority Black, Asian, or Hispanic census block groups. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States White Black No data No data 1.66% 0.01% 1.50% 0.80% Eviction Filings and Filing Rate by Neighborhood Predominant Race Ethnicity, 2016 Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Income Income Levels Stark • Colorado • United States Await White Black No data No data 9,954 405,649 41 217,305 No data Asian Hispanic or Latino No data 0.00% 0.64% 0.01% 0.39% Asian Hispanic or Latino No data No data 18 3,861 1,960 105,380 Two common measures of income are Median Household Income and Per Capita Income based on U.S. Census Bureau estimates. Both measures are shown for the report area below. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Median Household Income Per Capita Income $70,908 $68,811 $60,293 $30,626 $36,415 $32,621 Data Source: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey. 2013-17. Source geography- County Page 29 /37 & View larger map Income Levels Pei Car'u:1 Incane Per Capita Income by Tract, ACS 2013-17 mi Over $30,000 $25,001 - $30,000 $20,001 - $25,000 Under $20,001 No Data or Data Suppressed Q Weld County, CO 6 Weld County. CO 1♦ Colorado • United States Household Income Median annual household incomes in the report area for 2018 are shown in the table below. Since this reports a median amount, a "Report Area" value is not able to be calculated. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Doto Source US Census Bureau, Jobs and Earnings by Sector 2018 Source geography: County Estimated Population 295,123 5,531,141 322,903,030 Median Household Income $75,629 $71,949 $61,937 The number of jobs and total wage and salary earnings from employment in the report area are broken down by economic sector in the table below_ These figures include both private and government employment. The sectors listed below represent private employment except for the last line which includes all the earnings from jobs with local, state and federal government. A negative number means that overall business in that sector lost money for the year in the report area. Notes: (D) - Not shown to avoid disclosure of confidential information, but the estimates for this item are included in the totals (L) - Less than $50,000, but the estimates for this item are included in the totals (no data) - Data not available for this year_ Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Farm Jobs 5,981 48,316 2,604,000 Farm Earnings ($1,000) $329,820 $862,606 $67,932,000 Farm Average $55,145.0 $17,853.0 $26,088.0 Data Source. US Department of Commerce, US Bureau of Economic Analysis_ 2078 Source geography County Forestry, Fishing, and Related Activities Report Area Jobs Weld County, CO Colorado Doto Source US Deportment of Commerce, US Bureau of Economic Analyses. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado 1,437 14,266 Construction Data Source US Deportment of Commerce, US Bureau of Economic Analyse Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado Wholesale Trade Jobs 4,763 116,552 Jobs Wholesale Trade Earnings ($1,000) $384,900 $11,293,662 Nonfarm Jobs 156,155 3,815,838 198,142,000 Forestry, Fishing, and Related Activities Earnings ($1,000) 16,485 262,525 Construction Earnings ($1,000) $1,252,593 $18,773,207 Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Average Jobs $48,479 $359,409 Nonfarm Earnings ($1,000) S8,621,274 $237,234,912 $12,442,723,000 Nonfarm Average $55,210.0 $62,171.0 $62,797.0 Forestry, Fishing, and Related Activities Average Construction Retail Trade Earnings ($1,000) Average $75,984.0 $71,510.0 $33,736.0 $25,193.0 Manufacturing Jobs Private Nonfarm Jobs 138,111 3,315,776 173,599,000 Private Nonfarm Earnings ($1,000) $7,610,222 $200,734,908 $10,458,009,000 Private Nonfarm Average $55,102.0 $60,539.0 $60,242.0 Mining Utilities Mining Mining Utilities Utilities Earnings Earnings Jobs Average Jobs Average ($1,000) ($1,000) 10,549 $948,409 $89,905.0 409 $55,571 $135,870.0 57,758 $14,127,488 $244,598.0 8,795 $1,270,071 $144,408.0 14,779 167,168 Retail Trade Tranportation and Warehousing Average $80,810 14,338 $499,745 $34,855 $96,898 342,742 $12,090,980 $35,277 Jobs 7,097 155,931 Manufacturing Earnings ($1,000) $1,003,418 $13,668,642 Tranportation and Warehousing Earnings ($1,000) $652,324 $9,603,098 Manufacturing Average $67,895.0 $81,766.0 Tranportation and Warehousing Average $91,915 $61,586 Page 30 / 37 Data Sauce. US Department 4 Commerce, US Bureau of Economic Ana: v+" Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado Information Jobs Information Earnings ($1,000) Information Average 1,221 S48,899 $40,048 89,905 $6,360,405 570,746 Data Source: US Deportment of Commerce, US Bureau of Econom c A -orysrs. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services Jobs 7,040 351,522 Data Source: US Deportment of Commerce, US Bureau of Economic Analysts. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado Finance and Insurance Jobs 6,865 218,096 Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services Earnings ($1,000) Administrative and Waste Management Services Jobs Doto Source: US Department of Commerce, US Bureau of Economic Analysts. Weld County, CO Colorado Health Care and Social Assistance Jobs 11,425 348,888 Doto Source: US Deportment of Commerce, US Bureau o/ Economic Analysis Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado Accommodation and Food Services Jobs 9,336 305,673 8,775 213,071 Finance and Insurance Earnings ($1,000) $339,057 $30,399,237 $296,441 $14,301,853 Finance and Insurance Average $43,182 $65,576 Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services Average Administrative and Waste Management Services Earnings ($1,000) Health Care and Social Assistance Earnings ($1,000) $629,308 $21,299,994 Accommodation and Food Services Earnings ($1,000) Doto Source US Deportment of Commerce, US Bureau of Economic Analysis. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado 5.795.9^9 $8,891,131 $328,832 $9,835,907 Health Care and Social Assistance Average Accommodation and Food Services Average Government and Government Enterprises Data Source: US Deportment of Commerce, US Bureau of Economic Analysts. Nutrition Free and Reduced Lunch Program Jobs 18,044 500,062 $22,063 $29,087 $48,162 $86,479 $55,082 $61,051 Real Eastate and Rental and Leasing Jobs 8,080 227,735 Management of Companies and Enterprises Jobs 47,832 Real Eastate and Rental and Leasing Earnings ($1,000) $182,298 56,374,922 Management of Companies and Enterprises Earnings ($1,000) Administrative and Waste Management Services Average Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation Jobs Other Services, Except Public Administration Jobs 2,840 110,504 8,772 199,094 Government and Government Enterprises Earnings ($1,000) $37,474 $46,163 $290,075 $6,548,686 Educational services Jobs 1,933 77,669 Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation Earnings ($1,000) Real Eastate and Rental and Leasing Average $22,562 $27,993 Management of Companies and Enterprises Average Educational services Earnings ($1,000) $35,370 $4,144,722 Other Services, Except Public Administration Earnings ($1,000) $1,011,052 $36,500,004 S365,275 $8,642,170 $43,246 $2,749,274 5147,471 $136,767 Educational services Average $22,372 $35,397 Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation $12,454 $37,507 Other Services, Except Public Administration Average Government and Government Enterprises Average $41,641 $43,407 $56,033 $72,991 The following report shows that 23,706 students (or 41.56 percent) were eligible for free or reduced price lunches during the 2016 - 2017 school year, which is less than the national average of 49.5%. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Total Students 57,037 911,341 50,744,629 Students Eligible for Free or Reduced Price Lunch Note. This indicator is compared to the stole average. Dora Source, Notional Center for Education Statistics, NCES - Common Core of Dato. 2018-19 Source geography Address 23,706 371,326 25,124,175 Students Eligible for Free or Reduced Price Lunch, Percent 41.6% 40.7% 49.5% Percentage of Students Eligible toi Free or Reduced Price School Lunch • Weld County, CO 141.6%1 • Colorado i40.7sit • tinned States (49.5%) Page 31/37 CAI View larger map Students Eligible for Free or Reduced -Price Lunch, NCES CCD 2018-19 • Over 90.0% 75.1% - 90.0% 50.1% - 75.0% 20.1% - 50.0% Under 20.1% Not Reported Weld County, CO Children Eligible for Free or Reduced Price Lunch by School Year, 2012-13 through 2018-19 The table below shows local, state, and national trends in student free and reduced lunch eligibility by percent. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States 2012-13 46.1% 41.7% 51.8% 2013-14 2014-15 47.2% 42.2% 52.4% 44.7% 41.8% 523% Children Eligible for Free or Reduced Price Lunch by School Year, 2012-13 through 2018-19 .- 201 .)_ } ; + Weld County. CO t roloririn # United States 2015-16 07 A- 45.8% 42.1% 52.7% 2016-17 44% 42.1% 52.1% 2017-18 44% 42.1% 52.1% 2018-19 41.6% 40.7% 52.4% Children Eligible for Free or Reduced Price Lunch by Eligibility The table below displays the number and percentage of students eligible for free or reduced price lunch by income eligibility category. Percentages in the table below are out of the total student population. Report Area Free Lunch, Total Free Lunch, Percent Reduced Lunch, Total Reduced Lunch, Percent Weld County, CO Colorado United States 18,799 300,001 21,661,831 33.0% 32.9% 43.0% 4,907 71,283 2,568,683 The chart below displays the percentage of the students in each eligibility category out of the total number of students eligible for free or reduced price lunch. Children Eligible for Free or Reduced Price Lunch by Eligibility Weld County, CO Free Lunch, Total: 79.3% Reduced Lunch, Total: 20.7% Ilk Households Receiving SNAP by Poverty Status (ACS) The below table shows that according to the American Community Survey (ACS), 8,593 households (or 8.42%) received SNAP payments during 2018. During this same period there were 7,153 households with income levels below the poverty level that were not receiving SNAP payments. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Households Receiving SNAP Total 8,593 168,243 14,635, 287 Households Receiving SNAP Percent Data Source US Census Bureau, American Community S✓rve. 1014.18 Source geography County 8.42 7.96% 12.22% Households Receiving SNAP Income Below Poverty 3,278 75,608 7,090,216 Households Receiving SNAP Income Above Poverty 5,315 92,635 7,545,071 Households Not Receiving SNAP Total 93,508 1,945,144 105,094,841 Households Not Receiving SNAP Percent 91.53".: 92.04% 87.78% Households Not Receiving SNAP Income Below Poverty 7,153 149,211 8,937,265 8.6% 7.8% 5.1% Households Not Receiving SNAP Income Above Poverty 86,355 1,795,933 96,157,576 Page 32 / 37 View larger map Households Receiving SNAP by Poverty Status (ACS) Weld r_ountv-. C.'! Receiving SNAP Income Below Povery: 3.2% Receiving SNAP Income Above Povery: 5.2% Not Receiving SNAP Income Below Povery: 7.0% Not Receiving SNAP income Above Povery: 84.6% Households Receiving SNAP Benefits, Percent by Tract, ACS 2014-18 a Over 19.0% 14.1 - 19.0% 9.1 - 14.0% Under 9.1% No Data or Data Suppressed O Weld County, CO Food Insecurity This indicator reports the estimated percentage of the population that experienced food insecurity at some point during the report year. Food insecurity is the household -level economic and social condition of limited or uncertain access to adequate food. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Note This indicator is compared to the state average Data Source feeding America 2017 Source geography County & View larger map Total Population Food Insecure Population, Total 286,790 5,624,057 325,717,422 23,230.00 596,150.00 41,133,950.00 Percentage of Total Population Food Insecurity Rate with Food Insecurity Food Insecure Population, Percent by County, Feeding America 2017 Over 18.0% 15.1 - 18.0% 12.1 - 15.0% Under 12.1% O Weld County, CO 8.10% 10.60% 12.63% 67, o ' S 01: • Weld County, CO (8.10%) • Colorado t10.o1>9g) • United States O 2.63%) Food Insecurity - Food Insecure Children This indicator reports the estimated percentage of the population under age 18 that experienced food insecurity at some point during the report year. Food insecurity is the household -level economic and social condition of limited or uncertain access to adequate food. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Population Under Age 18 76,563 1,266,857 73,641,039 Food Insecure Children, Total Child Food Insecurity Rate 9,800 00 177,360.00 13,411,620.00 12.80% 14.00% 18.21% Food Insecurity - Food Insecure Population Ineligible for Assistance This indicator reports the estimated percentage of the total population and the population under age 18 that experienced food insecurity at some point during the report year, but are ineligible for State or Federal nutrition assistance. Food insecurity is the household -level economic and social condition of limited or uncertain access to adequate food. Assistance eligibility is determined based on household income of the food insecure households relative to the maximum income -to -poverty ratio for assistance programs (SNAP, WIC, school meals, CSFP and TEFAP). Report Area Food Insecure Population Food Insecure Population Ineligible for Assistance, Percent Food Insecure Children Food Insecure Children Ineligible for Assistance, Percent Weld County, CO 23,230.30 19.00;: 3,800.00 36.00% Colorado 596,150.00 35.00% 177,360.00 41.00% United States 41,133,950.00 33.00% 13,411,620.00 35.00% Page 33 /37 Food Insecui ity - Food Insecure Population Ineligible for Assistance tit.; I R,p le. lip' Low Income and Low Food Access • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States This indicator reports the percentage of the low income population with low food access. Low food access is defined as living more than /2 mile from the nearest supermarket, supercenter, or large grocery store. Data are from the 2017 report, Low -Income and Low -Supermarket -Access Census Tracts, 2010-2015. This indicator is relevant because it highlights populations and geographies facing food insecurity. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Total Population Low Income Population Low Income Population with Low Food Access 252,825 74,747 16,055 5,029,196 1,482,296 304,484 308,745,538 106,758,543 20,221,368 Note This indicator is compared to the state average Data Source US Department of Agriculture. Economic Research Service, USDA - Food Access Research 4tlos. 2015. Source geography Tract r View larger map SNAP Authorized Food Stores Percent Low Income Population with Low Food Access 21.48% 20.54% 18.94% Population with Limited Food Access, Low Income, Percent by Tract, FARA 2015 MI Over 50.0% 20.1 - 50.0% 5.1 - 20.0% Under 5.1% No Low Food Access Weld County, CO Percent Low Income Population with Low Food Access • Weld County. CO (21.48%1 • Colorado (20.54%) • United States It 8.94%) This indicator reports the number of SNAP -authorized food stores as a rate per 10,000 population. SNAP -authorized stores include grocery stores as well as supercenters, specialty food stores, and convenience stores that are authorized to accept SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits. The report area contains 127 total SNAP -Authorized Retailers with a rate of 5.02. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Total Population (2010) 252,825 5,029,196 312,383,875 Total SNAP -Authorized Retailers 127 2,884 250.022 Note This indicator is compared to the state overage Data Source US Department of Agriculture, rood and Nutrition Service, USDA • SNAP Retailer locator Additional doto analysis by CARES 2020 Source geography. Tract 3 or cairns a Lo., (end Wpwrd r, z. r 1t t r - • A ,rt View larger map Health Care Federally Qualified Health Centers Federally Qualified Health Centers in this selected area. County Weld County Weld County Weld County Weld County Weld County Weld County Provider Number PN: 061950 PN: 061801 PN: 061809 PN: 061810 PN: 061815 PN: 061910 FQHC Name SUNRISE ADELANTE CLINIC SUNRISE MONFORT FAMILY CLINIC PLAN DE SALUD DEL VALLE PLAN DE SALUD DEL VALLE PLAN DE SALUD DEL VALLE - NEW HORIZONS SUNRISE COMMUNITY HEALTH - SPMI CLINIC SNAP -Authorized Retailers, Rate per 10,000 Population 5.02 5.73 8.00 SNAP -Authorized Retailers Access, Rate per 10,000 Population by Tract, USDA 2020 IN Over 12.0 6.1 - 12.0 Under 6.0 No SNAP -Authorized Retailers No Population or No Data O Weld County, CO Address 1010 A STREET 2930 11TH AVENUE 5995 IRIS PARKWAY, POST OFFICE BOX 189 1115 SECOND ST 1115 SECOND ST 1300 NORTH 17TH AVENUE City GREELEY EVANS FREDERICK FT LUPTON FT LUPTON GREELEY SNAP -Authorized Retailers. Rate (Per 10.000 Population) • Weld County. CO (5.02, • Colorado (S.73) • United States (8.00) Phone (970) 313-0400 (970) 353-9403 (303) 833-2050 (303) 857-2771 (303) 857-2771 (970) 353-9403 Data Source US Department of Health & Human Services, Center for Medicare 8 Medicaid Services, Provider of Services He. December 2019 Source geography. roan! ,• Page 34 / 37 Crr View larger map Federally Qualified Health Centers, POS December 2019 • Federally Qualified Health Centers, POS December 2019 • Weld County, CO Medicare and Medicaid Providers Total institutional Medicare and Medicaid providers, including hospitals, nursing facilities, Federally qualified health centers, rural health clinics and community mental health centers for the report area are shown. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, there were 33 active Medicare and Medicaid institutional service providers in the report area in the fourth quarter of 2019. Report Area Total Institutional Providers Hospitals Nursing Facilities Weld County, CO 33 4 Colorado 1,125 120 United States 74,721 7,072 8 225 15,491 Data Source US Department of Health & Human Services, Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Provider of Services Fie December 2019 Source geography County Gr View larger map Federally Qualified Health Centers Rural Health Clinics 6 166 9,215 All Providers of Service, POS December 2019 All Providers of Service, POS December 2019 • Weld County, CO 0 58 4,455 Community Mental Health Centers 1 3 125 Persons Receiving Medicare The total number of persons receiving Medicare is shown, broken down by number over 65 and number of disabled persons receiving Medicare for the report area. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services reported that a total of 44,080 persons were receiving Medicare benefits in the report area in 2019. A large number of individuals in our society are aware that persons over 65 years of age receive Medicare; however, many of them are unaware that disabled persons also receive Medicare benefits. A total of 5,301 disabled persons in the report area received Medicare benefits in 2019. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Persons Over 65 Receiving Medicare Data Source Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, CMS Geographic Variation Public Use File Source geography County Uninsured Population 38,780 1,627,448 52,987,966 Persons Receiving Medicare Disabled Persons: 12.0%. Persons over 65: 88.0% Disabled Persons Receiving Medicare Total Persons Receiving Medicare 5,301 195,287 8,519,960 44,080 1,822,904 61,507,926 The uninsured population of 2018 is calculated by estimating the number of persons eligible for insurance (generally those under 65) minus the estimated number of insured persons. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Insurance Population (2018 Estimate) 295,123 5,531,141 322,903,030 Number Insured Note. This indicator is compared to the state average. Data Source US Census Bureau, American Community Survey US Census Bureau, Small Area Health Insurance cst,motel 2018 Source geography County 245,259 4,364,229 240,092,386 Number Uninsured Percent Uninsured 25,472 419,456 27,954,329 8.63% 7.58% 8.66% Percent Uninsured 5-r • Weld County. Co 18.63%) • Colorado (7.58%) • United States (8.66%) Page 35 /37 C? View larger map I) Asthma Prevalence Uninsured Population Pr! tent Uninsured Uninsured Population, Percent by County, SAHIE 2018 Over 25.0% 20.1 - 25.0% 15.1 - 20.0% Under 15.1% Tr No Data or Data Suppressed Weld County, CO • Weld County. CO • Colorado • United States This indicator reports the percentage of adults aged 18 and older who self -report that they have ever been told by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional that they had asthma. This indicator is relevant because asthma is a prevalent problem in the U.S. that is often exacerbated by poor environmental conditions. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Survey Population (Adults Age 18+) 198,742 3,831,497 237,197,465 Total Adults with Asthma Percent Adults with Asthma Note: This indicator is compared to the state overage. Data Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Behavioral Risk Factor Surve'+iance System. Additional data analysis by CARE S 2011 12 Soevte geography County For' Cairns Loy land Conley - rl traso 1. Adults Ever Diagnosed with Asthma by Race / Ethnicity, Percent The table below displays the prevalence of asthma among the adult population by race/ethnicity Report Area Colorado United States 21,798 493,570 31,697, 608 11.00% 12.90% 13.40% Asthma (Diagnosed), Percentage of Adults Age 18+ by County, BRFSS 2011-12 Over 16.0% 13.1 - 16.0% 10.1 - 13.0% Under 10.1% No Data or Data Suppressed O Weld County, CO Non -Hispanic White Non -Hispanic Black 12.94% 18.12% 13.19% 15.75% Note. No county data available See data to 're and rn,r:nudo/coy fnr nmr dr!r, Adults Ever Diagnosed with Asthma by Race ' Ethnicity, Percent \on-llispanir Black • Colorado • United States Deaths of Despair I Percent Adults with Asthma 2S, • Weld County. CO O1.00%) • Colorado O2.90%1 • United States 113.40%) Non -Hispanic Other Race Hispanic or Latino 14.56% 10.77% 11.90% 12.02% This indicator reports the rate of death due to intentional self -harm (suicide), alcohol -related disease, and drug overdoses per 100,000 population. Figures are reported as rates age - adjusted to year 2000 standard. Rates are resummarized for report areas from county level data, only where data is available. This indicator is relevant because suicide is an indicator of poor mental health. Page 36 / 37 Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Total Population 279,218 5,361,841 318,679,623 Avg. Annual Deaths, 2011-2017 Note This indicator is compared to the state overage Data Source Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Vital Statistics System. Accessed via CDC t4.ONDt H Source geography- County Built Environment Broadband Access 113 2,600 129,605 Mortality Rate, 2001-2007 Mortality Rate, 2011-2017 25.8 36.2 28.9 40.47 48.5 40.67 This indicator reports the percentage of population with access to high-speed internet. Data are based on the reported service area of providers offering download speeds of 25 MBPS or more and upload speeds of 3 MBPS or more. This data represent both wireline and fixed/terrestrial wireless internet providers. Cellular internet providers are not included. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States Note: This indicator is compared to the state average Data Source: National Broadband Map. lune 2019 Source geography: Tract C? View larger map Broadband Access, Percent by Time Period Total Population (2010) Access to DL Speeds > 25MBPS (2019) 252,825 5,029,196 312,471,327 94.68% 95.94% 95.31% Percentage of Population with Access to Broadband Internet iDL Speeds .• 25MBPS) �w. • Weld County, CO (94.68%) • Colorado (95.94%) • United States (95.31%) Broadband Access, Pct. Population in a High -Speed Internet Service Area by Tract, FCC June 2019 100.0% 95.1 - 99.9% 90.1 - 95.0% 70.1 - 90.0% 0.01% - 70.0 No Coverage or No Data O Weld County, CO The table below displays temporal trends in high-speed internet availability as the percent of the population with access to broadband in the indicated area. Report Area Weld County, CO Colorado United States RS junta 10) June Pe!.eniFri, 'U; 5 December, 2016 99.26% 95.48% 92.63% June, 2017 83.24% 92.03% 93.00% Broadband Access, Percent by Time Period -r Weld County, CO -r- Colorado t United States December, 2017 83.61% 94.20% 94.49% C).•: rrnV.•r i I ri Irtn4 : ril'i June, 2018 92.69% 95.67% 94.41% December, 2018 94.31% 96.14% 94.81% June, 2019 94.68% 95.94% 95.31% Page 37/37 G.4 oa+n.d.a. 6O Help.' Mile High United Way United Way of Latimer County United Way of Weld County M LE HIGH UNITED WAY'S 2-1-1 COVID-19 CUMULATIVE SUMMARY i i Monday March 2nd through Friday July 10th, 2020 Cumulative Contact Volume Table 1. demonstrates the contact volume that the Mile High United Way's 2-1-1 Call Center has received since March 2nd, 2020. Table 2. demonstrates total contact volume on a weekly basis since March 2nd. Chart 1. demonstrates the contact volume and answer rate by day since March 2nd, 2020. Table 1. Cumulative Contact Volume Metric Number Total Contacts 51,666 Total Calls 43,936 1,041 Total Emails 1,761 Total Chats 4,665 Total Text for 2-1-1 Total CCRR Texts 335 Total Contacts Answered 42,932 Percentage of Contacts Answered 83% 2. Weekly Contact Volume Table Week Contact Volume Week of March 2nd 1 728 Week of March 9th 1,484 Week of March 16th 4,029 Week of March 23rd 5,375 Week of March 30th 7,066 Week of April 6th 3,510 Week of April 13th 3,462 Week of April 20th 2,806 Week of April 27th 2,508 Week of May 4th 2,359 Week of May 11th 1,977 Week of May 18th 1,860 Week of May 25th (4 -day week) 1,585 Week of June Pt 1,994 Week of June 8th 1,947 Week of June 15th 1,918 Week of June 22nd 2,153 Week of June 29th (4 -day week) 1,672 Week of July 6th 2,233 Got Common . Gt t ate 2.500 Mile High United Way —t—Total Contacts United Way of Latimer County 2.000 --s "Total Answered Contacts 1.500 1.000 500 ce;111141 1_ L L L L L L L L L L (6 Ri (U CU (U Ct3 (T3 Cp CU (a N CU (0 1 1 1 CO1 1 1 1 CO1 1 1 1 N 4 t7 o O N 4 tD o O N 4 r r r- r r N N N N (13 L L 1 1 CO O N CO United Way of Weld (ounty 2-1-1 Daily Contact Volume Beginning March 2nd, 2020 ‘F:zs L L L a a a a a Q c cC Q r (t) a L a Q L L L La L a a a a I I I I I u7 N- 6) r (Y) r r r CNN a Q U) N "f% %••• n% Ses. \, `4% \so >, > T >, > > T >, CO CO CU CO CD CU CO CU CU CO V) C3) r CV) r r r r r T >+ A J. >. CU CU CU 03 CU (Y) 1 () t` (3) r N N N N cr) C C C CCCC C C C C C C C o n J o J o 3 zoo -� _) ) -) _) --) 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 N V (D (X) O N t7 Cl) 0O O N CO CO O r r r N N N N N (1) J J J CO Please note — daily value labels were removed for clarity purposes. A low contact volume of 245 occurred on March 13th. The highest contact volume occurred on March 30th of 2,187. Mile High United Way United Way of Latimer County Rent Payment Assistance Income Support/Assistance Food/Meals Health Care Housing Utility Assistance Shelter/Transitional Housing Individual. Family and Community. Legal. Consumer. and Public Safety Information Services GM Coast Get ►bid United Way of Weld County Weekly Summary for July 6'° to July 10'° Metric Number Total Contacts 2,233 Total Calls 1,866 Total Emails 88 Total Chats 146 Total Text for 2-1-1 133 Total Contacts Answered 2,054 Percentage of Contacts Answered 92% Last Week: July 6th through 10th 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 326 191 180 180 164 50 104 102 91 240 Gel Carr Is. Get Mel. United Way of Weld County Mile High United Way United Way of Lorimer County 2.1-1 Cumulative Needs Summary Chart 3 to 7 represent the top 10 needs identified by 2-1-1 during March', April, May, June, and July 2020. This data only reflects needs met with a referral and does not include unmet needs or campaign specific needs2. It also only represents the set of counties served by our call center3. For more comprehensive needs for the entire state, please refer to the weekly state-wide report. Chart 3. March Presenting Needs 0 500 1000 1500 2000 Rent Payment Assistance Food/Meals Income Support/Assistance Utility Assistance Health Care Shelter/Transitional Housing Housing Legal. Consumer, and Public Safety Individual. Family and Community... Clothing/Personal/Household Needs 170 128 134 333 332 349 643 861 815 1767 Chart 4. April Presenting Needs 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 Rent Payment Assistance Food/Meals Utility Assistance Income Support/Assistance Health Care Shelter/Transitional Housing Housing Individual. Family and Community... Legal. Consumer, and Public Safety Information Services 247 246 231 ■ 778 ■ 766 613 599 1284 1014 2725 1 During the first week of March, 2-1-1 was transitioning between an old data system and a new data system. The information reflected here only captures the data recorded within the new system. however we feel this data is still representative of the needs identified over the course of the month.Over the next several weeks we will be working to merge these datasets together. 2 2-1-1 has several dedicated campaign lines. such as SNAP enrollment and childcare referrals...etc. These campaigns are not reflected in this summary. Please refer to the weekly state-wide report for a comprehensive set of identified needs by county which includes both unmet needs and needs identified through campaigns. 3 The counties served by this call center include: Adams; Arapahoe: Boulder; Broomfield; Clear Creek; Denver; Douglas; Elbert; Gilpin; Jefferson: Summit; Grand; Jackson; Larimer; Moffat; Rio Blanco: Routt; Kit Carson; Logan; Morgan; Phillips; Sedwick; Washington; Weld; Yuma. Mile High United Way United Way of Larimer County Rent Payment Assistance Income Support/Assistance Health Care Food/Meals Housing Utility Assistance Shelter/Transitional Housing Individual, Family and Community Support Legal, Consumer, and Public Safety Information Services Rent Payment Assistance Food/Meals Utility Assistance Housing Health Care Income Support/Assistance Shelter/Transitional Housing Legal, Consumer. and Public Safety Individual, Family and Community.. Information Services United Way United Way of Weld County Chart 5. May Presenting Needs 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1333 173 407 374 352 299 544 767 1 753 690 Chart 7. July 1st through July 10th 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 487 143 138 130 63 259 255 245 233 312 Chart 6. June Presenting Needs Rent Payment Assistance Housing Utility Assistance Food/Meals Health Care Income Support/Assistance Shelter/Transitional Housing Legal. Consumer. and Public Safety Individual, Family and Community. Information Services 0 400 800 1200 664 652 558 464 367 349 227 885 816 1600 1379 SAC Human Services Advisory Commission Meeting Minutes July 17, 2020 In Attendance: Commission Members Human Services Advisory Elizabeth Rebecca Barber, Adam Gausch, Horn, Meredith Stephanie Lorenz Turk, Stanley Melanie Jodi Munoz, Graffis, Foos, Hartmann, Woolman, Taylor, Montoya Enita Tom Lisa Teixeira, Stephanie Kearns-Hout, Cynthia and Pres Absent: Commission Human Services Advisory Members In Human Attendance: Weld Services Representatives County Department of Jamie Justin Lennie Garnand Ulrich, Allar, Bottorff, and Lesley Holly Julie Cobb, Vegter Darby, Witkowski, Nancy Karin Crandall, Lawson, Andie Tobi Facilitator: Jamie Ulrich Recording Secretary: Jo McLavey Welcome and Pre -meeting Jamie Ulrich, Department of Human Services (DHS) Director, welcomed the Human Services Advisory Commission (HSAC). Meeting called to order 8:21 a.m. Community Needs Assessment: Cindy Kronauge, Senior Health Data Specialist, Weld County Public Health and Environment. Cindy discussed the health monitoring survey conducted in the fall of 2019 to Weld County residents and the supplemental survey that will be sent again in July 2020. The survey process, goals and topics were shared. The percentage of returned surveys were broken down by age, income and ethnicity. Key findings of low-income residents were shared including income, disabilities and education. Some of the findings include: • 66% of the returned surveys were from low income woman, earning less than $25,000 per year • 3 out of 10 do not have a high school diploma • Only 4% of low-income responders do not have health insurance • 9 out of 10 have prescription drug coverage c 2 out of 3 have mental health services • 30 % delayed or went without healthcare in the past 12 months ® Health profiles were compared for the low-income vs the not low-income group O 4 out of 10 indicate they are usually or always worried about having enough money for food ® Housing, financial and food were the highest percentage used or needed and not used The supplemental survey will be sent at the end of July 2020 to the individuals who responded to the 2019 survey to gain additional information regarding COVID-19 and whether they have needed and used some services this year Childcare availability/difficulties is one question that has been added, due to COVID-19 Introductions — Adam Turk Each member shared their name and current position Review of Minutes from January 17, 2020 — Adam Turk Motion — Stanley 2nd - Enita Kearns-Hout Roll was called and all were in favor COVID-19 Update — Jamie Ulrich Jamie provided information regarding program changes to DHS processes due to new mandates The DHS staff stepped up and did a tremendous job with all the 2020 changes Assistance Payments (AP) has had a 53% increase in new applications since January 2020 There have been waivers for items that could be delayed or extended, which will end between July and October 2020 Interviews weren't required for applications and redeterminations were extended, which saved a great amount of time AP is gearing up to work applications without the waivers The backlog has greatly improved, due to the waivers, so AP is in a good position Area Agency on Aging ombudsman have been affected by COVID-19 changes and they have seen an increase in deaths, which has been difficult on staff During COVID-19 the meal sites have gone up from 1,200 to 1,600 meals per week, At the same time the volunteers have decreased, and staff have handed out meals at various meal sites The Child Support division has seen some parents struggling to pay child support and others not receiving child support The stimulus checks were intercepted and from the child support payors and given to the payees, which created a large number of complaint calls There was a record high of $2 4 mil collected in March, which is expected to be higher because of the stimulus money received in the 2nd quarter Child Welfare referrals went down because schools were closed, and mandatory reporters were not seeing children There is currently an uptick in referrals, which will likely continue as children return to school Parent visitations were done remotely and are now being allowed minimally Employment Services has had a huge increase due to unemployment and individuals are required to register with the Workforce Center Staff has helped with registering up to 488 individuals per week and staff have been pulled from other areas to help with the increase Child Care has lost a few providers and they are reviewing the CARES Act funds to determine how to help with childcare needs in the community Family Resource Division assist the high -risk families who do not have a child welfare case Referrals are down 30% and they are expecting uptick soon, when children return to school Emergency funds have not been requested as much during COVID-19, but FRD is expecting to have an increase once the unemployment checks end Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) — Karin Crandall, Community Outreach Manager DHS is planning for the 3 -year CSBG contract and application process The Needs Assessment was delayed, due to COVID-19 The budget is due in October and it will be emailed for a vote to HSAC The CARES Act provided additional CSBG funding of $395,000 for COVID -19 related expenses The contract was changed by the State for all counties to allow flexibility in the decision -making process and approval of funding requests The Needs Assessment information is being reviewed with community data for food, homeless shelters, unemployment and other needs The CSBG budget was discussed in detail There will likely be a need for additional funding for utilities and rent/mortgage payments One new position will be used out of the CARES Act funding, from a vacant AP position, and $130,000 was allocated for emergency assistance The Outreach team does work with clients to negotiate with landlords to try and pay the balance over months, rather than one lump sum LEAP was extended beyond March 31 Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) Financial Report — Lennie Bottorff, DHS Senior Fiscal Advisor Financial information was provided through May 2020 Many people have had additional money in 2020 and CSBG funds requests have decreased Requests will likely increase, once the additional government unemployment and stimulus has ended Strategic Plan Update — Jamie Ulrich, DHS Director Jamie shared the progress made prior to COVID-19 2020 is the end of the 3 -year Strategic Plan process The DHS Leadership team is planning for the next cycle beginning in 2021 There will be a comprehensive presentation in October Tobi shared the Achievement Summary, developed by Action Team 4 The Achievement Summary can be used by our partners and shared with the community Action Team 4 has developed the Achievement Summary with a designer, and it will be finalized in a few weeks Contracted Services — Tobi Cullms, DHS Contract Management & Compliance ® New Vendor Overview — 2019 had a total of 500 contracts and 2020 has had 381 contracts in 6 months o Closed Bids o Child Welfare Various Services — 17 bids and 15 contracts issued o Area Agency on Aging — 10 bids and 9 contracts issued o No Open Bids o Family Preservation Commission Report Overview — The Annual Core Services Report was developed through Colorado State University to help evaluate DHS services o CORE Services plan — Contract Management received the annual memo this week and detailed information will be discussed with HSAC in October Weld Works for Youth Update — Karma Amaya, Youth & Adult Employment Training Manager Karma presented the Weld Works for Youth program, which began in 2007 It has grown and the 2020 goal is to serve 80 individuals The Young Adult Job Fair in March is the beginning of the program each year There are 4 case managers who recruit youth and they reached out to schools and other organizations to recruit youth Employment Services received more than 137 applications and only 5 did not qualify for the program The youth earn minimum wage and work 20 hours per week with employers close to home, so they don't need transportation They can attend life -skills workshops and they do get paid to attend the workshops We had 82 individuals registered to participate this year Junior Core is one of the worksites, with outdoor community service work, which has decreased in number The workshops have been revised to virtual this year Skype was scheduled but the participation has not been ideal, as they are not able to see the presentation It has been challenging to have engagement Finding work sites was challenging and communities assisted to help find work sites for the youth Two organizations have asked how they can participate in the future WCDHS Division Updates ® Management Evaluation — Andie Garnand, Assistance Payments Division Head- Andie reviewed the SNAP audit, conducted every 3 years, and the 1 -page audit findings o Older Americans Act — Holly Darby, AAA Community Outreach Manager -Holly reviewed the audit, as compared to the 2019 audit, which focused on the voucher programs and no issues were found © Ombudsman Audit - Holly Darby, AAA Community Outreach Manager -Holly shared the audit specifics and no issues were found Community Updates • Stephanie Foos — Justice Services is moving to a new building in August ® Melanie Woolman — United Way, 211, update -identified by the State of Colorado for COVID-19 response referrals There was a huge increase in call volume from 400 to 2,187 calls per day 211 hired an additional 20 people to handle the increase in volume There is an increase in funds for rental assistance, including undocumented residents The United Way team is doing more direct services than they normally do, with the pandemic The physical office will be closed until August and they are collecting masks and distributing to the community © Steph Gausch — Food Bank has had a 56% increase overall Mobile Food Pantries have increased 150% from people accessing the pantries and the backpack program was extended through summer There has been a 300% increase with children's meals and the Food Bank has tripled the food budget for 2021 Additional staff have been hired and additional trucks have been purchased to deliver food to the communities ® Meredith Munoz— North Colorado Health Alliance has had an increase in calls, and many are mental health calls • Enita — Catholic Charities has been fortunate for rental assistance Utilities assistance received $200,000 and can help residents with stability $185,000 CDBG block grant for rental assistance was awarded for COVID related assistance and ESFP grants of $32,500 were awarded Emergency Assistance Request Participant's should contact our 24 -hour Utility and Rent Emergency Assistance number 970-616-8615 and follow the instructions —it is in English and Spanish • Adam Turk — Police Reform and the defund movement was discussed Sheriff Reams will be making some changes to de-escalation techniques ® Elizabeth Barber — Schools will be opening August 17 masks are required Each child will have their temperature daily at kiosks ® Cynthia Horn — The Weld County Health Department has shifted from a focus on hepatitis to COVID-19 in 2020 Testing was provided in long-term care facilities The focus in the fall of 2020 will be immunizations for children, who have delayed their immunizations Multiple new positions were added for contact tracers, due to COVID- 19 ® Stanley Graffis - Veterans in Colorado are under -served, and many posts have closed The Greeley post is open Next Meeting October 23, 2020, at 8 00 a m to 10 30 a m , WCDHS Building A, 2nd Floor — 2 East Main Conference Room Meeting adjourned 10:30a.m. dew Coact Request Entity tnurn ation Entity Name* COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS Entity ID* @00003104 Contract Name* COMMUNITY SERVICES BLOCK GRANT (CSBG) PROGRAM APPLICATION Contract Status CTB REVIEW O New Entity? Contract ID 4125 Contract Lead C'ULLINTA. Contract Lead Email cullhnta@A%co.weld.co.us;cobb xxi k@co.weld.co.us Parent Contract ID Requires Board Approval YES Department Project # Contract Description'', 2021-2023 COMMUNITY SERVICES BLOCK GRANT (CSBG) PROGRAM APPLICATION AND BUDGET. Contract Description 2 Contract Type APPLICATION Amount S0.00 Renewable R NO Automatic Renewal Department HUMAN SERVICES Department Email CM - H urnanServicesPweldgov.co nl Department Head Email CM-HumanServices- DeptHead@weIdgov.com County Attorney GENERAL COUNTY ATTORNEY EMAIL County Attorney Email CM - C O U NTYATTORN EY@WE L D G OV.COM If this is a renewal enter previous Contract ID If this is part of a VISA enter MSA Contract ID Requested MCC Agenda Date* 09/30/2020 Due Date 09/25/2020 Will a work session with BDCC be required?" NO Does Contract require Purchasing Dept. to be included? 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