Boulder County will cut funds for local social services providers by $4 million in 2025, prompting concern from local officials and nonprofit leaders. “If we could say yes to everything, we would,” said county commissioner Marta Loachamin in a Tuesday interview. “There is not enough money to go around.”The county’s Community Partnership Grants are being reduced by 36%. Just under $8 million will be awarded in 2025, compared to more than $12 million in 2024. "The County has been supportive partners in our work for a really long time, but we are none the less very concerned about the implications of a potential cut of that size in the safety net for Boulder County," the shelter's CEO Michael Bock said.