Ways Home. Paths Forward.

About

HASCO is the Housing Authority of Snohomish County.

We connect people with federal and local rent assistance. We provide housing in places we own. We partner with individuals, human services agencies and communities, creating housing solutions that lead to opportunity and stability.

Find Your Path to Home

Financial Help
for Rent

Two ways to get help with rent.

(1) Apply directly through HASCO.

(2) Participate in a partner agency program.

Veterans welcome.

Places to Rent

Your options for a place to call home depend on the type of financial help you receive.

Learn about HASCO-run and community housing.

Apply Now

The Senior and Disabled Housing program is accepting applications.

Check Waiting List
for Updates

Sign in and see your status on the waiting list for Housing Choice Vouchers (HCV) and housing for seniors and people with disabilities.

Renter Supports & Info

Get clear about your rights and responsibilities when you rent through HASCO.

Find answers to questions about rent, utilities, community resources, special circumstances and rules.

Homeownership
Within Reach

HASCO operates three manufactured housing communities. Residents own their homes and pay modest rent for small plots of land.

Stories & Successes
Told by Renters

If you are homeless or need short-term services link here for help.

For Landlords and Housing Partners

HASCO works together with community partners on solutions that expand housing options in Snohomish County for people earning the median income and below.

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HASCO supports property owners who welcome rent voucher holders into their communities. Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) holders are subject to your standard lease. We supplement their rent with payments directly to you.

Learn about the benefits and how it works.

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HASCO works with construction, maintenance and professional service providers to keep our properties and programs operating at their best. We issue multiple requests for proposals (RFPs) every year.

Housing Truths for Our Community

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    For the last 10 years, the number of new Snohomish County households exceeds the number of new homes built by about 25%. There are not enough places for people who live here.

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    31% of all households in our county pay more than 30% of their income to housing. These include fully employed workers in manual and semi-skilled labor positions that are essential to our everyday lives.

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    30% of low-income households (about 30,000) in Snohomish County pay more than 50% of their income to housing, leading many to sacrifice on food and health care.

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    Stable, safe housing allows individuals and families to take needed steps to improve their lives and income prospects.

News

Public Meeting Announcement

By Web Master | March 1, 2024

The Housing Authority of Snohomish County (HASCO) will hold a Public Meeting at their office on April 16, 2024 at 12:00pm PST to hear public comments on the planned changes to the HASCO Administrative Plan. Attached is a summary of…

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A Reminder

By Web Master | November 15, 2023

HASCO is no longer accepting paper applications for our Senior and/or Disabled Housing Assistance program. All Waitlist applications must be submitted online. Please click Read More then click here to read further instructions on how to apply.

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Housing wait list for multiple properties closing October 19th 

By Web Master | September 18, 2023

The Housing Authority of Snohomish County will stop accepting housing applications for multiple HASCO-owned properties on Thursday October 19th, 2023. Applications received or postmarked on or before this date will be reviewed. If the application is incomplete or the applicant…

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Accreditation and Affiliations

HASCO received national accreditation by the Affordable Housing Accreditation Board in 2019. That means we live up to standards in eight critical areas related to our operations, oversight, mission and service delivery.

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We partner with local and national organizations to help individuals and families who need a leg up. We provide homes and help with rent. They provide services that support life progress.