(The Center Square) – Snohomish County is utilizing $114 million from a new revenue source to create 550 new units of affordable housing, plus an additional 150 units of emergency bridge and permanent supportive housing. The county’s newly released Housing and Behavioral Health Capital Fund is a result of House Bill 1590, which allows for […]
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