Seattle Metro CouncilRes 32216Committee Agenda Ready

Resolution 32216 establishes the Vehicle Resident Assistance Program aimed at providing support and a structured pathway to shelter for persons living in vehicles in Seattle. The resolution seeks to address the needs of this population through coordinated assistance efforts.

A resolution relating to persons living in vehicles and establishing the Vehicle Resident Assistance Program; accompanying legislation to provide a structured pathway to shelter.

Introduced 8/11/2026Public Safety CommitteeResolution (Res)
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What it does

  • 1Creation of the Vehicle Resident Assistance Program to support individuals living in vehicles
  • 2Development of a structured pathway to shelter for vehicle residents
  • 3Coordination with relevant city departments and community organizations to implement assistance

Resolution 32216 establishes the Vehicle Resident Assistance Program aimed at providing support and a structured pathway to shelter for persons living in vehicles in Seattle. The resolution seeks to address the needs of this population through coordinated assistance efforts.

Affects
Persons living in vehicles in SeattleSeattle Public Safety CommitteeCity Council

Activity timeline

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Legislative history

9/15/2026
Public Safety Committee
The Resolution (Res) was discussed in Committee.
8/18/2026
City Council
The Resolution (Res) was referred to the Public Safety Committee.
8/14/2026
Council President's Office
The Resolution (Res) was sent for review. to the Public Safety Committee
8/12/2026
City Clerk
The Resolution (Res) was sent for review to the Council President's Office.

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