BOULDER COUNTY, Colo. — A Longmont domestic violence shelter is facing the possibility of closing its doors after nearly 50 years of serving Boulder County families.
Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley is among more than 200 domestic violence victim service agencies across Colorado struggling as federal funding dries up.
▶️ Denver7’s Peter Choi speaks with shelter leaders and community members about the potential closure
Longmont domestic violence shelter facing service cuts
Violence Free Colorado says many programs relied on funds from the federal Victims of Crime Act, which made up half to three-quarters of some agency budgets…