Landlord Tenant Alliance

The Landlord Tenant Alliance is a collaborative initiative between Community and Neighborhood Resources and the Longmont Police Department. This alliance serves as a valuable resource for our diverse audience, which includes property managers and owners (both private and larger agencies), tenants, housing authority agencies, case managers, maintenance staff, and code enforcement. Housing regulations impact all of these stakeholders across Boulder County, and this alliance ensures that everyone is well-informed of their roles and rights.

Trainings include:

• Semi-annual legislative updates to keep landlords and tenants aware of changes that will impact them
• Presentations to help landlords develop their business skills
• Judicial views from the bench
• Information on tax structure, insurance, lease-writing, and pitfalls to avoid

2024-2025 Upcoming Trainings

• Wed, Oct 10 – In this virtual-only training, Zach Urban, regional director for the Office of Public and Indian Housing at HUD, will talk about the updated National Standards coming from NSPIRE and how they will impact inspections and more. Learn more and register.
• Wed, Nov 13 – Learn more about the City of Longmont’s Housing and Community Investment division. Additional details coming soon.

These trainings are free and open to all. They are held every second Wednesday of the month and may be held virtually or in-person. When in-person they are held at the Longmont Senior Center (910 Longs Peak Avenue) in rooms D and E from 6:30-8 pm. Video recordings of select past trainings are shared only with training attendees.

Sign up for the Landlord/Tenant email list to receive news and reminders of upcoming training opportunities and links to access virtual trainings.

For more information please contact us.

Past Trainings (2023)