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Safe Rest Pods on SW 17th Avenue reopens, debuting 30 new pallet home shelters and offering a life-saving steppingstone to long-term housing stability.

57 New Affordable Apartment Homes Now Available for Seniors

Once complete, this shelter will be the first permanent, emergency year-round in Beaverton. There will be public transportation nearby, services onsite, and resources to help program participants transition to housing.

Washington County doubles year-round shelter beds and serves over 2,500 residents in just one year, intervening to support community members recovering from economic hardships with housing solutions.

Community members are encouraged to participate in Operation Green Light from November 6-12 by changing one light bulb in their home or business to a green bulb.

The conference on October 27 is specifically for unpaid family and friend caregivers who are caring for an older adult or anyone with dementia.

900 Slots Now Available for Low-Income Families in Washington County

Washington County’s Relatives as Parents Program (RAPP) is partnering with Oregon Kinship Navigator to host a resource fair on September 26 at the Hillsboro Brookwood Library.

Rogers chosen after nationwide, competitive search.

After two years of standing up new housing resources including increased shelter and rental assistance, Board of County Commissioners adopt first Public Camping Ordinance for Washington County

The Housing Authority of Washington County Finalizes Purchase of Senior Apartments Complex to Preserve Affordability

144 New Affordable Homes Now Available for Families & Seniors

Project Honors Late Doug Plambeck, Longtime Housing Advocate & Community Leader

Michael Buonocore Appointed as Interim Director of the Department of Housing Services

The shows will air on four consecutive Thursdays beginning June 8 and feature local women veterans.

Do you own rental property? Announcing a new incentive for landlords to partner with county governments to address homelessness

The Department of Housing Services, in partnership with County Counsel, is leading the policy development process to prepare the Board of County Commissioners to consider enacting a new County ordinance in compliance with House Bill 3115. 

Chronic homelessness number falls across tri-county region in 2023 Point in Time Count

Jes Larson Appointed as Assistant Director of Department of Housing Services. Following Competitive Recruitment, Larson will begin new leadership role focusing on Homeless programs on April 29

Housing Authority Receives Authorization to Waive Contingencies with Woodspring Owner