Starting Monday, March 16 all Housing Authority offices will be closed to the public until further notice. This is in response to the Governor's emergency declaration for government agencies to take proactive measures to decrease the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. We will keep you advised of when the offices will reopen via this website. If you need to contact the Housing Authority during the time we are closed to the public, please call (425) 258-9222. Your call will be returned as soon as possible.
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Everett Housing Authority (EHA) has been committed to serving the citizens of Everett, Washington and their housing needs since 1942. As a consistent and reliable source of assistance for affordable housing, we have focused our efforts on creating housing options for a variety of income levels in the Greater Everett area.
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Public Hearing on Draft PHA Plans
September 16, 2020
Public Hearing on Draft PHA Plans   A hearing to receive public comment on the proposed 2020-21 PHA Annual Plan and second version of the 2020-24 PHA 5 Year Plan will be held at 12:30 PM on Monday, September 28, 2020.  This hearing will be part of a special Board of Commissioners meeting and will...
Everett Housing Authority’s Draft PHA Plans Available for Review
July 23, 2020
HUD has advised an Annual Public Housing Agency Plan for the period effective July 1, 2020 is required in addition to the Five Year Plan submitted previously.  The proposed Annual Plan and a second version of the Five Year Plan are now available for public review and comment.  Click...
Letter to the Community from Our Executive Director
June 24, 2020
Letter to the Community from Our Executive Director Dear Everett Community,   Over the past few weeks, I have wrestled with what to say in the context of the death of George Floyd and the scourge of systemic racism. I realize that as a Black person who grew up under Apartheid in South Africa, I don...
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