Thanks again councilmembers Jenny Snell, Janeece Hoppe, Rachel Hultin, Scott Ohm, Amanda Weaver, Korey Stites, Dan Larson, and Leah Dozeman for saying "yes" to the housing we need!

We loved learning about Justine's journey from NIMBY to YIMBY!

It wasn't her values that changed along the way, but how she saw a "yes" to housing as a better way to address concerns of equity, affordability, and environment than a "no". 🏘️

We support zoning and infill that provide meaningful housing choices and opportunities for all kinds of people and families in Arvada. This project is one step of many in the right direction!

"By making zoning clear, cutting red tape, and involving residents in decision-making, we can grow responsibly."

Link to Rebecka's campaign donation page below and in bio!
secure.actblue.com/donate/rebec...

"Affordable and diverse housing strengthens neighborhoods, supports local businesses, and keeps our community connected. That means smart, thoughtful growth specifically with multi-use zoning and education around ADUs."

Link to Mike's campaign donation page below and in bio!
www.michaelforarvada.com/donate

On his own personal experiences, he says that "our modest 1-bathroom home purchased in 2014 was half the cost of the cheapest property currently for sale in Arvada today. This is an unsustainable problem that requires leadership and policy changes to address."

We need your help to elect the most pro-housing candidates! Help us elect more YIMBYs by donating to their campaigns. We will also spotlight volunteer opportunities for their campaigns now through election day on November 4th.

Links in bio!

We'll look at what prevents abundant, affordable housing from being built in Arvada, and how YIMBY Action's five core housing policy solutions can fix it.

RSVP here!
actionnetwork.org/events/yimby...

We love it when cities give homebuilders the flexibility to right-size their parking requirements to the local needs, which in this case is a prime downtown location within walking distance of our G Line train and bus station!

#yesinmybackyard #peopleoverparking

Despite many folks assuming that shared lot is full to capacity, here's what we counted at 8 PM on Tuesday, August 26th 2025:

* Vacant general uncovered spaces: 6
* Vacant general covered spaces: 53
* Vacant ADA uncovered spaces: 4
* Vacant ADA covered spaces: 1

We walked the site of a proposed Olde Town project that would build 54 units of income-aligned housing (70 % to 90 % AMI) and share parking with a nearby underutilized lot.