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The crisis of urban homelessness requires improved regional response and collaboration between King County and Seattle.

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The latest in this situation

  1. King County Council approves a council tax increase to fund the Department of Community and Human Services program.
  2. King County Council approved a sales tax increase sponsored by Jorge Barón to fund homeless aid in the Seattle area.
  3. Seattle implements a major shelter plan to address the ongoing homelessness crisis in the city.

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3 reports, 3 independent, last reported Jul 19. The briefing below covers this first event.

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The crisis of urban homelessness requires improved regional response and collaboration between King County and Seattle.

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  1. King County Council approved a sales tax increase sponsored by Jorge Barón to fund homeless aid in the Seattle area.Sub-event
  2. Seattle implements a major shelter plan to address the ongoing homelessness crisis in the city.Sub-event
  3. King County and Seattle are dealing with housing issues involving shared authority responsibilities, HUD policy shifts, and benchmarking against mismanagement in Los Angeles County.Sub-event
  4. Discussions are held regarding the value and local business impact of the King County Regional Homelessness Authority.Sub-event
  5. Sara Nelson, a former council president, advised on necessary policy changes for the city of Seattle.Sub-event
  6. Homelessness crisis demands better regional collaboration between King County and Seattle.1 source

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