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2020 State of the Cities: Greater responsibilities, fewer resources
Our 2020 State of the Cities report dives into data, research, and trends to examine conditions in Washington's 281 cities. One key finding: cities are taking on more responsibilities with fewer resources than ever before.
Homelessness & housing toolkit for cities
This publication provides real-world examples of tools and actions Washington cities have used in responding to the issues of homelessness and affordable housing.
New tools to address zombie homes webinar recording
Abandoned homes (also known as zombie homes) have a number of negative implications for cities including crime, public safety issues, lower property values, lack of community cohesion, and lower tax revenue – to name a few. (CML: Community planning and development; 1 credit)
Cityvision March/April 2018
Page turners: Cities plot development for their unique growth stories
Homelessness and other challenges on our streets - Data story
Here in Washington, an unprecedented number of people are living on the streets. Homelessness is growing sharply, spurred on by lack of affordable housing, the opioid crisis, and a poorly-funded mental health and substance abuse system.
Cityvision January/February 2018
Communities confront addiction and mental health issues
Cityvision January/February 2016
Raising the roof: Communities tackle homelessness with housing and services