Housing Authority of Skagit County
Established on August 7, 1979.
Philosophy of Service
HASC strives to maximize resources to serve as many people as possible, while prioritizing children and young people, to uplift future generations for long term impact. HASC endeavors to provide equal housing opportunities for participants to live in community settings among others of diverse backgrounds and income levels, while providing safe, affordable, and healthy housing, where residents can pursue their goals for self-sufficiency and actualization.
Low-Income Weatherization Program
Our Low-Income Weatherization Program helps low-income homeowners to have more efficient homes and to save on utility costs. By preserving and enhancing existing housing, we contribute to affordable housing availability in Skagit County.
Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program
With over 530 Housing Vouchers, we provide rental assistance to low- and very low-income families in both the incorporated and unincorporated areas of Skagit and San Juan Counties. 85 vouchers support previously homeless veterans through our partnership with the local Veterans Administration Supportive Housing program. HASC also administers an increasing number of emergency housing vouchers through our partnerships with local agencies such as Family Promise, Skagit DVSAS, Anacortes Family Center, and Community Action. Section 8 participants have access to our Family Self-Sufficiency Program. This unique federal program supports participants in achieving their financial and personal goals. It includes a matched savings program with an escrow account and is designed to promote increased self-sufficiency.
Properties Owned and Operated by HASC
Through our partnerships with HUD, USDA Rural Development, local governments, the private sector, and the community, HASC develops and manages various low-income properties serving diverse populations in our community.
Property |
History |
Number of Units |
Populations Served |
Mount Vernon Family Housing |
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Project; Completed in 2023 |
51 |
Individuals and families with disabilities, homeless veterans, and agricultural workers. |
Skagit County Seasonal Farmworker Housing |
Operating subsidy through USDA RD; operational 8 months each year |
14 |
Seasonal agricultural workers |
President Apartments |
Below-market-rent apartments. National Register of Historic Places, 1909 |
38 |
Low-income families and individuals |
Burlington Terrace Apartments |
Below-market-rent apartments |
85 |
Low-income families and individuals |
Raspberry Ridge 1 |
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Project |
51 |
Agricultural workers |
Raspberry Ridge 2 |
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Project |
30 |
Agricultural workers |
Mount Baker Meadows |
Originally subsidized through USDA Rural Development |
20 |
Agricultural workers |
La Paloma |
Subsidized through USDA Rural Development |
40 |
Agricultural workers |
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Total Number of Units |
329 |
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Regular meetings are held the second Wednesday of each month at 5:00 p.m. at 1650 Port Drive, Burlington
HUD-VASH Program for Homeless Veterans Presentation Video (Skagit County Board of Commissioners February 12, 2013)
Recent Bids
Current Project for Bid
Board Meeting Agenda
Employment Opportunities
Public Documents
FSS Action Plan
PHA Annual Plan
Section 8 Administrative Plan
Emergency Housing Voucher Availability
5 year PHA Plan
Request for Proposal (RFP)
PBV RFP 2023-02 Burlington
PBV RFP 2023-01 San Juan County
Notification of Project Based Awards
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