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Park County Housing Coalition outlines home repair loans, coordinated entry upgrades and local housing fund options
Summary
Catherine Daly of HRDC’s Park County Housing Coalition told the Livingston Land Use Board the coalition is fully funded through 2026, has secured roughly $600,000 for a home-repair program, is pushing coordinated-entry improvements and is exploring a community housing fund and voluntary local fee to support affordable housing.
Catherine Daly, program manager for the Park County Housing Coalition at HRDC, presented the coalition’s work to the Livingston Consolidated Land Use Board on Oct. 8, saying the group’s mission is “to increase opportunities for Park County residents to access housing where we can afford to live and thrive.”
Daly told the board the coalition has secured financial backing — including continued support from the City of Livingston — that fully funds her position through 2026 and allows staff to focus on implementation rather than fundraising (presentation, Q&A). She summarized three immediate priorities: expanding accessory dwelling unit (ADU) outreach and financing, building employer-assisted housing partnerships and pursuing targeted preservation through rehabilitation loans and grants.
The coalition has won a roughly $600,000 award from the state’s Community Development Block Grant Housing…
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