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King County’s Homeless Program Spent $70 Million, Housed 803 in 2022 Amid Construction

King County’s Homeless Program Spent $70 Million, Housed 803 in 2022 Amid Construction


Episode 138


An annual report reveals that King County’s program to house people through 15 sites used more than $70 million to house 803 people due to incomplete construction and other issues. The Health Through Housing initiative’s primary goal is to open 1,600 units of affordable housing for people who are homeless or at risk of becoming unhoused in King County. The county previously anticipated it would meet the 1,600 unit goal by the end of 2022, but fell short with 1,366 units of housing being ready to use, or under construction at the end of the year.


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