Crow Celebrates New Community Resources to Prevent Evictions and Homelessness

October 23, 2026 Press Release New “JustBus” Mobile Office Made Possible by Federal Funding Secured by Congressman AURORA — Congressman Jason Crow (D-CO) helped to launch the Colorado Economic Defense Project’s (CEDP) new “JustBus,” a mobile office that will provide Coloradans with new resources to prevent eviction and homelessness, including legal services for tenants and homeowners to help Coloradans stay in their homes. Congressman Crow secured $840,000 in federal Community Project Funds to help ensure services could be delivered via a mobile office to underserved communities throughout Colorado. Image “We will be judged as a community, and we should judge ourselves, not by how many big buildings we have, or how many lanes our highways have, but ultimately by what we do for those in need. Everybody at some point in their lives needs help,” Crow said. He continued, “We're fighting to keep people in their homes, get kids access to education, improve families’ access to healthcare, and relieve pressure on the safety net. It’s both an economic and a moral imperative.” Image Crow is focused on bringing down costs and delivering services that makes life easier for Coloradans. He recently secured $1 million in federal funds for the new Wagoner on the Creek community in Aurora to help increase local housing supply and bring down rental and housing costs. He also recently celebrated the opening of Project Worthmore’s Roots Community Hub, a center that provides resources to new immigrant and refugee families and was made possible by $4 million in federal Community Project Funds secured by Congressman Crow. The Congressman is pushing forward authorization for millions of dollars in federal funding to improve water infrastructure and help prevent flooding in Colorado. ### Issues : An Economy for the Working Class