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Homelessness Crisis
King County Regional Homelessness Authority is here to create change now and for the future.
HUD FY 2026 NOFO Updates
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) reopened the FY 2026 NOFO after a favorable appeals court ruling. KCRHA is completing the work necessary to submit a competitive application by the updated deadline. Click here for more details.
KCRHA Reset Underway
King County Executive Girmay Zahilay and Seattle Mayor Katie B. Wilson announced a plan to stabilize, right size, and reset the KCRHA. City-and County-funded homelessness service contracts are transitioning back to the City and County. This is a major operational change. The immediate priority is continuity. KCRHA’s role is evolving and becoming more focused, but the need for a regional homelessness response has not changed.
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Recent News & Updates
KCRHA Transition Update: Building the Next Phase of the Regional Homelessness Response
Over the past several weeks, the transition of the King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA) has moved from planning into implementation. In July,…Read More
Ombuds: The feedback loop that improves the homelessness response system
Every day, the Homelessness Response System (HRS) in King County serves thousands of community members. The goal of the HRS is not only to…Read More
World Cup in Review
From June 15 – July 6, Seattle hosted six World Cup matches and was named by several outlets the number one 2026 FIFA host…Read More