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Seattle homelessness response, shelter capacity and affordable housing

Seattle homelessness response, shelter capacity and affordable housing

Mayor Wilson's plan calls for about 960 additional beds over two years, specialized services and roughly $11.2 million in prevention by 2027, but Council funding is still required. Pallet's shutdown creates maintenance and supply concerns, while Tacoma's Viridian Grove project and a planned Rainier Valley service center provide parallel affordability efforts.

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Updated Sep 18, 2026
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