The King County Regional Homelessness Authority extended its severe weather protocol until Saturday, Feb. 15.
SEATTLE — As the temperature dropped in Seattle on Thursday, an unhoused man named Jason stood in line to get into an overnight shelter, admitting he sometimes worries about freezing to death.
A dose of reality felt by thousands of people throughout Seattle and King County on harsh winter nights.
Hours earlier, the King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA) extended its severe weather protocols until Feb. 15.
The KCRHA estimates 16,385 people throughout the county experienced homelessness on any given night in 2024.
Jason, who
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