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Wednesday, October 1

Good morning, Boulder County! I’m your host, Shay Castle, and this week on The Frequency we’re digging into one of the most requested topics from our audience: homelessness in Boulder County. Policy advisors and local leaders break down what’s driving the crisis, how programs like Coordinated Entry work, and why funding challenges could impact future progress.

📰 In This Episode

Marshall Fire settlement: Xcel Energy will pay $640 million tied to the 2021 fire that destroyed more than 1,000 homes.
Guaranteed income evaluation: Results are in for Boulder’s Elevate Boulder program — participants report better health, lower stress, and improved stability. Stories begin Oct. 22.
Banned Books Week (Oct. 5–11): Celebrate the freedom to read with events at libraries in Boulder, Longmont, and CU.
Longmont Restaurant Week (Oct. 3–12): 34 eateries offering deals and special menus.
Deep Dive: What will it really take to end unsheltered homelessness in Boulder County? Guests Megan Newton (City of Boulder policy advisor) and Heidi Grove (Boulder County Homeless Systems & Coordinated Response) share data, strategies, and the challenges ahead.