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Mason County Public Health issues two RFPs for homeless crisis response and affordable housing projects
Summary
Mason County Public Health announced two requests for proposals: one for homeless crisis-response system services (funded by the Consolidated Homeless Grant and local document-recording fees) and another for acquisition/development/preservation of affordable housing; application materials and contact information (Todd Parker) are on the county website.
Ian Tracy of Mason County Public Health told commissioners on July 7 that the department has released two requests for proposals to bolster the county’s response to homelessness.
"We have a homeless response system request for proposals," Tracy said, explaining the county released one RFP for homeless crisis-response system services and another for acquisition, development or preservation of affordable housing. Tracy said funding comes from the Consolidated Homeless Grant (CHG) and local document-recording fees administered by Mason County.
Tracy said the funding will support programs that address immediate needs of people experiencing homelessness while helping them obtain and maintain stable housing. He encouraged qualified nonprofit and eligible organizations to apply and noted application materials are on the Mason County website under requests for proposals; the contact person listed in the announcement is Todd Parker.
No decisions or votes were required for the announcement; the RFPs set a process for future grant awards and contracting. Organizations interested in applying should consult the county’s procurement and RFP materials for deadlines and eligibility requirements.
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