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Changes in public housing rules
Pretty shitty--if the bureaucrats think you could earn more, they'll keep raising your rent even if your income stays the same. Fucking sociopaths just don't seem to understand that wages have fallen by 23% since the crash.
Here's the official web page with information on this' www.seattlehousing.org
Public meetings on this:
Sept 16th 6 PM Meadowbrook Community Center 10517-35th Ave NE
Sept. 17th 6 PM Yesler Community Center 917 E Yessler Way
Sept 22nd 6 pm Rainer Community Center 4600 36th Ave S
Sept. 23rd 6pm New Holly Gathering Hall 7054 32nd Ave S.
Sept 29th 6 pm High Point Community Center 6920 34th Ave. SW
Does it stop with Work Able people? What defines Work Able? How soon before it includes Seniors and disabled?