Adams County establishes County Revitalization Authority to target infrastructure and redevelopment
The Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously to create an Adams County Revitalization Authority, a statutorily authorized tool to fund infrastructure, remediation and redevelopment in unincorporated areas via tax increment financing of county property tax revenue; formal plans and petitions from other taxing entities will be required before projects proceed.
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On March 31, 2026, the Adams County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously to find the need for and create the Adams County Revitalization Authority (CRA) under Colorado statute. The action establishes the authority as a tool for future county revitalization plans; actual projects and financing will require subsequent plans, reviews by the planning commission, and adoption by the board.
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