Seattle, Washington. Gov. Bob Ferguson this week proposed a $244 million supplemental budget to expand affordable housing, create a state Department of Housing and fund preservation and flood repairs; Seattle Social Housing will receive $50 million disbursement from a voter-approved excess compensation tax, enabling property acquisitions for conversion. In Colorado, Fruita completed a state-mandated housing assessment to guide 2-, 5- and 10-year plans. The Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh awarded $8.4 million in Home4Good grants to homelessness programs in three states. These actions advance funding, planning and support for housing needs. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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Low-income households, people experiencing homelessness, local housing authorities and community service providers will receive increased funding and resources through grants, social housing disbursements and proposed state investments.
Businesses with employees earning over $1 million in Seattle will pay the excess compensation tax; state budget trade-offs could limit other spending priorities as supplemental funds are allocated.
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