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We regularly inspect rental assistance units and THA-owned properties to help ensure residents have safe, healthy, and well-maintained homes.

THA is proposing a change to how updates to how reasonable accommodation denials are handled.

The federal government has reduced funding at the same time that THA’s largest housing program, has become more expensive to operate.

We provide affordable housing, and supportive services to about 5,000 households, many of whom could not otherwise afford rent in Tacoma.

Most of our funding comes from the federal government, with grants and rental income helping us preserve and develop affordable housing.

Although we partner with the City of Tacoma on affordable housing developments, THA is an independent public agency, not a city department.

THA is proposing a change to how updates to its governing documents are approved. We will receive comments until September 30, 2026.

THA invites residents, voucher holders, partners, and community members to comment on our 2027 Moving to Work Draft Plan.

The Tacoma Housing Authority (THA) will hold a public hearing and comment period for an amendment to the 2026 Moving to Work (MTW) Plan.

The Puget Sound area will experience high temperatures Monday, June 22 through Wednesday, June 24, 2026, and a…