~ Residents of Colorado Springs are invited to attend the free information session "Renter Rights 101" on Tuesday, May 4 from 6-8 p.m. The workshop will be hosted by Colorado Legal Services attorney Clinton Albert and will cover topics such as lease basics, reasonable accommodations and modifications, deposits, repairs, eviction, and updates on recent Colorado legislation on housing matters.

Barb Van Hoy, City of Colorado Springs Community Development Division policy analyst said "Renters can prevent a conflict from becoming an eviction by knowing their rights and responsibilities, which will be covered in this free class." The event is available for in-person attendance at the Independence Center or virtually at ColoradoSprings.gov/renters101. Attendees can pre-register or join without registering.

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Colorado Legal Services is a nonprofit organization helping low-income individuals and seniors in Colorado with legal assistance. The workshop offers general information for tenants and cannot provide specific legal advice. Low-income residents or senior citizens facing a housing issue can contact Colorado Legal Services at (719) 471-0380 for legal assistance.

The event is part of the 2023 Renter Rights Workshop series produced in collaboration with the City of Colorado Springs Community Development Division, the Pikes Peak Library District, The Justice Center, Colorado Housing Connects and the Independence Center.

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