Both city and county council members called for the dissolution of the King County Regional Homelessness Authority on Thursday after shocking audit results.
SEATTLE — What comes next for homelessness efforts in Seattle is uncertain after an audit of the King County Regional Homelessness Authority revealed roughly $13 million in unaccounted for funds, prompting a Seattle councilmember and a King County councilmember on Thursday to call for the agency’s dismantling and raising questions about who should oversee services moving forward.
The findings have put the future of the authority in doubt, as city leaders weigh whether to continue working with the organization or shift responsibilities back
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