Measure 1A is an Adams County Solution to our Housing Shortage.
The price of a home and rental costs in Adams County have more than doubled in the last ten years, while wages haven’t kept up. Now, too many people spend too much of their income on housing and have less money to spend on other essentials like food and medicine. 75% of Adams County residents said it’s difficult to obtain reasonably-priced housing in the county’s 2024 Quality of Life Survey. If we want our children, parents, friends and neighbors to have the opportunity to live close to home, it is critical we start investing in our future now.
Vote YES on 1A so regular people can buy or rent a home without breaking the bank
Right now, finding a place to live in Adams County has become unaffordable for many hardworking families in our community. Having the freedom to afford a home is at the heart of our economic security, opportunity, and well-being. Measure 1A will help stabilize housing costs by building more starter homes, condos, and apartments, so working people can afford housing in Adams County.
Vote YES on 1A to keep housing solutions local
Measure 1A gives Adams County the resources it needs to address our housing crisis in a way that works for residents. All the funds raised by Measure 1A stay in Adams County and will be used to build 6,000 homes that are affordable in our community.
Vote YES on 1A to stabilize housing costs
Over the last decade, the cost to buy or rent a home in Adams County has doubled but wages have stagnated. With an increase of 0.15%, 15 cents on a $100 purchase, Measure 1A will expand affordable housing options so we can bring down the cost of living.
Vote YES on 1A so our family, friends and neighbors can afford to live in Adams County for years to come
It is becoming more and more expensive to live in Adams County. Young adults can’t afford rent, families can’t afford to buy a home, and seniors are getting pushed out. Our family and friends are forced to live further away, or even move out of state. Measure 1A will invest $22 million a year for 20 years to expand affordable housing options in Adams County, so we can bring down costs and so the people we care about can still afford to live here.