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Visibility to HASCO Operations
HASCO is a public agency. We work hand-in-hand with people, businesses, nonprofit and government organizations to provide and expand housing options in Snohomish County. We work in a transparent fashion and voluntarily provide information about how we operate and what we do.
The Public Records Act (The Act, Ch. 42.56 RCW) of Washington State requires public agencies to make operations-related records available for review and for copying. HASCO protects the privacy of clients while willingly fulfilling our obligation to the general public to make records available.
Get more detail about Public Records Disclosure.
Review recent documents about HASCO operations.
How to Make a Request
To get copies of or review specific records, follow these two steps.
Complete the Request for Public Records Form.
Be as specific as possible about the record or records you wish to see. Include the date or date ranges, project names and any other information that describes the records you seek.
Clarity on the request forms helps HASCO staff locate the records and provide a timely response.
Get the one-page form.
Send the completed Request for Public Records Form to HASCO in one of three ways.
Email: PublicRecords@hasco.org
Mail the form directly to our Public Records Officer:
Jenisa Story, Public Records Officer
Housing Authority of Snohomish County
12711 4th Ave W
Everett, WA 98204Fax: 425-290-5618
Records Review. Copy Costs.
There is no fee associated with producing your requested records for review.
To review documents in-person, make an appointment during HASCO’s published business hours.
PLEASE NOTE: In-person review of records is not currently available due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Printed copies cost fifteen cents ($0.15) per page. If you ask us to mail document copies to you, postage fees apply.
Electronic copies are overall less expensive per page. There are three things that go into electronic copy and electronic transmission costs.
- Ten cents ($0.10) per page for records scanned into an electronic format +
- Five cents ($0.05) for every four electronic files/attachments uploaded to an email +
- Ten cents ($0.10) per gigabyte for transmitting records electronically. One gigabyte represents a very large number of documents. The number of documents per gigabyte varies depending on the type of records scanned.
