Section 8 Notification Rights

Summary

Section 8 caseworkers in Colorado must notify participants of voucher changes, including downsizing, and denied accommodation requests. Participants have the right to request a hearing to contest these decisions. Contact your local Public Housing Authority (PHA) promptly to submit a written request for a hearing, as deadlines may apply. Consulting with a housing rights advocate can provide additional support.

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Is section * caseworker required to notify you of your section * voucher being downsized from two bedroom to one bedroom?
Yes, in Colorado, Section * caseworkers are generally required to notify participants of any changes to their voucher status, including downsizing. You also have the right to request a hearing if you disagree with the decision. Would you like guidance on how to proceed with these options?
Does section * caseworker required to notify you that your reasonable accommodation request for denied?
In Colorado, a Section * caseworker is generally required to notify you if your reasonable accommodation request is denied. You have the right to request a hearing to contest the decision. Would you like more information on how to request a hearing or address this issue?
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To request a hearing or address this issue, you should contact your local Public Housing Authority (PHA) and submit a written request for a hearing. It's essential to act promptly as deadlines may apply. You may also consider consulting with a housing rights advocate for additional support.