The King County Regional Homelessness Authority has awarded LIHI $1.9 million to relocate 50 homeless RV-dwellers into permanent housing via the “safe lot” program.
The King County Regional Homelessness Authority has awarded the Low Income Housing Institute $1.9 million to relocate 50 homeless RV-dwellers into permanent housing via the “safe lot” program.
A location has yet to be determined for the safe lot, but LIHI “is looking at places all across Seattle,” Jon Grant, LIHI’s chief strategy officer, told MyNorthwest. The designated parking facility could exist as either a commercial lease or operate on city property. While the program will serve 50 clients and approximately 35 RVs, Grant envisions that as a rolling number: LIHI, as one of the largest affordable housing programs in Seattle, will work towards transitioning safe lot clients into permanent housing so that those 50 spaces can continue to open to new individuals.
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