About the Affordable Housing Inventory for Washington State
In its 2007 budget, the Washington State Legislature asked the Housing Division of the Department of Community, Trade and Economic Development (CTED) to create an inventory of housing assistance programs, including all programs with state, local, federal, or Finance Commission funding, from the 1999-2001 biennium through the 2007-2009 biennium.
CTED awarded the contract for completion of this inventory to the Alliance. This PDF file includes the language authorizing the project, in Section 1031, Subsection 11.
Why the Alliance?
The Alliance took on the Affordable Housing Inventory for Washington State as a way to expand its data capabilities, and because the project provides the opportunity for Washington's affordable housing community to trumpet its successes in building and maintaining safe, decent, affordable housing for Washington's families.
Advice from Stakeholders
In order to develop a broad coalition of support for completion of this project, the Alliance has formed a Stakeholder Advisory Group to give input and lend credibility to the project. Stakeholders meet occasionally and are asked to periodically review documents pertaining to the project.
Documents for Review
There are no new documents for review at this time. The following documents were previously reviewed by stakeholders:
Learn More
We welcome your inquiries regarding the Inventory project. Please direct them accordingly:
For questions regarding legislative intent, scope of the project, and the requirement to participate, please contact:
Angela Kanevski
Housing Division
Department of Commerce
360-725-2920
360-586-5880 fax
P.O. Box 48350
Olympia, WA 98504-8350
For questions regarding participation in the Stakeholder Advisory Group or management of the project for the Alliance, please contact:
Amy Clark, Deputy Director, Operations and Communications
Washington Low Income Housing Alliance
To submit inventory information or to learn more about the variables requested, please contact:
Barbara Gagnat, Research Analyst
Washington Low Income Housing Alliance
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