Housing Services News

Washington County releases list of qualifying service providers eligible for regional supportive housing services funding to support effort to end homelessness and provide assistance to low income community members.

The Housing Authority of Washington County has partnered with Oregon Housing and Community Services to assist landlords in Washington County with unpaid rent payments.

Washington County, with funding from the Oregon Legislature, is seeking to purchase the Econo Lodge on SE 10th Avenue in Hillsboro to establish a short-term respite shelter for COVID-19.

The Metro 300 Initiative is a unique partnership providing the opportunity for 80 houseless older adults and people with disabilities to have safe, stable, housing.

The draft Local Implementation Plan for Washington County’s Supportive Housing Services initiative is ready for public review and comment through March 24, 2021.

Washington County’s Department of Housing Services is coordinating efforts, along with community partners, to serve unsheltered houseless individuals during severe winter weather expected in the coming days.

Virtual Ribbon-Cutting held for The Fields Affordable Housing Project

Washington County’s Safe Sleep RV Program will close December 30 as CARES Act funding ends.

The operations of two emergency measures aimed at reducing the risk of COVID-19 are undergoing some adjustments to better meet the needs of the County’s houseless community.

Washington County’s emergency response to COVID-19 continues with the opening of a temporary, managed RV camping area for houseless adults.