Colorado submits Opportunity Zones for federal designation

Opportunity Zones incentivize investment, business expansion in low-income communities across the state

The state of Colorado on Monday submitted 91 geographic areas, the maximum allowed, for federal designation as new Opportunity Zones, including several in the Colorado Springs and Denver metro areas.

The submissions are part of the federal Opportunity Zone initiative that incentivizes long-term private investments in designated low-income communities.

“Designating new Opportunity Zones provides big opportunities for our economy and our communities,” Gov. Jared Polis said in a joint news release with the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade…

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