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Council recommends $440,000 in short-term funding to keep Quinn Street Village open
Summary
The Regional Housing Council recommended awarding $440,000 from local HOME fund over-collections to the City of Olympia to cover Quinn Street Village operations through June 30, 2026, averting an immediate displacement of roughly 100 residents. Members said the award is a bridge and asked staff to pursue longer-term sustainability solutions.
The Thurston County Regional Housing Council on March 25 recommended that the county award $440,000 to the City of Olympia to cover operational costs at Quinn Street Village through June 30, 2026.
Kim Conra, the City of Olympia's homeless response manager, described Quinn Street as a 100-unit tiny-home village that originally received migration-site residents and…
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