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~ Colorado Springs residents will have the opportunity to gain valuable knowledge on navigating rental agreements, repairs, deposits, and eviction regulations at a free workshop on Tuesday, March 24. The event will take place from 5 to 7 p.m. at Penrose Library's Columbine Room B (20 N. Cascade Ave.) and will also be available online. The workshop is being hosted by the City's Housing and Homelessness Response Department in partnership with various community organizations.
The goal of the workshop is to educate attendees on landlord-tenant laws, reduce conflicts related to housing, and connect them with local resources that promote housing stability. Led by Colorado Legal Services attorney Clinton Albert, the session will cover important renter rights and responsibilities, as well as topics like reasonable accommodations and eviction processes. Participants will also have the opportunity to learn about organizations in the area that offer housing and legal assistance. A Q&A session will follow the presentation; however, presenters are unable to provide individual legal advice.
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Those interested in attending can register or join virtually by visiting ColoradoSprings.gov/Renter-Rights. Optional registration allows participants to receive a copy of the presentation slides and a recording of the workshop after it concludes.
This educational event is a collaboration between Colorado Legal Services, Pikes Peak Library District, The Justice Center, Colorado Housing Connects, The Independence Center, Silver Key Senior Services, and the Community Economic Defense Project. By working together, these organizations hope to empower renters with valuable information that can help them maintain stable housing situations.
The goal of the workshop is to educate attendees on landlord-tenant laws, reduce conflicts related to housing, and connect them with local resources that promote housing stability. Led by Colorado Legal Services attorney Clinton Albert, the session will cover important renter rights and responsibilities, as well as topics like reasonable accommodations and eviction processes. Participants will also have the opportunity to learn about organizations in the area that offer housing and legal assistance. A Q&A session will follow the presentation; however, presenters are unable to provide individual legal advice.
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Those interested in attending can register or join virtually by visiting ColoradoSprings.gov/Renter-Rights. Optional registration allows participants to receive a copy of the presentation slides and a recording of the workshop after it concludes.
This educational event is a collaboration between Colorado Legal Services, Pikes Peak Library District, The Justice Center, Colorado Housing Connects, The Independence Center, Silver Key Senior Services, and the Community Economic Defense Project. By working together, these organizations hope to empower renters with valuable information that can help them maintain stable housing situations.
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