Seattle communities count

Although population growth in Washington State was not large enough to add a seat in the U. House of Representatives, a shift is occurring in King County. More broadly, the most recent census data shows that the United States is increasingly becoming more diverse as multiracial groups continue to grow in prominence.

Because the U. Census Bureau tracks these statistics, local leaders can refer to the documentation to better understand the shifting dynamics of people living in their communities and respond accordingly. Promoting health and self-sufficiency with Black and African American youth, one seed at a time.

Community Indicators : To gauge progress on housing affordability, neighborhood livability, transportation, and education and economic opportunity. Heightened Displacement Risk Indicators : To increase our understanding of displacement and detect heightened displacement risks.

Housing Growth Report View interactive charts of residential permit activity for construction and demolition permits from the City of Seattle permit tracking system for the decade through the end of the most recent quarter. Comprehensive Plan Monitoring View the indicators related to housing and employment growth.

For more indicators related to housing affordability, and key aspects of livability including access to frequent transit, presence of sidewalks, and access to parks and open space, please see the Seattle Comprehensive Plan. Residential Permit Activity Data Explorer Explore a map of residential permit activity for construction and demolitions for the decade through the end of the most recent quarter.

The total reflects a five percent increase compared to the Count. Newly updated data dashboards show numbers of most populations seeking homelessness services have remained steady over the past three years, while veteran and youth and young adult homelessness continue to see reductions.

The full Count Us In report includes more detailed information on the results, including a sub-regional breakdown and a deeper analysis of the Count Us In survey responses. The HOPE Team coordinates efforts by outreach and shelter providers, City departments, and community to help people living unsheltered in Seattle receive the outreach, care, and connections to shelters they need to find a path to stable housing.

The HOPE Team coordinates referrals made by outreach providers to City-funded shelters, including the more than new shelter resources coming online this year. COVID forced hundreds of businesses and organizations to close their doors to prevent the spread of the virus. This map shows City-funded hygiene services that are open to people in need. These resources are provided by multiple City departments.