Financial Assistance for Renters

• SeaTac Rent Assistance Program – SeaTac contracts with the Multi-Service Center (MSC) and African Community Housing & Development (ACHD) to provide rent and utility assistance for SeaTac residents.
• King County Housing Authority – Provides rental housing and rental assistance programs, such as Section 8 vouchers, for low-income households. Phone: (206) 574-1100
• Catholic Community Services - Provides emergency funding and assistance to SeaTac residents. Phone: (253) 850-2523 (Fridays 10 a.m.–Noon)
• St. Vincent de Paul - Provides rent assistance to SeaTac residents. Phone: (206) 767-6449   
• King County Eviction Prevention and Rent Assistance Program (EPRAP). Provides emergency rent assistance for people experiencing financial hardship caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Phone: (206) 263-3481. Email: DCHSRentalAssistance@kingcounty.gov

 Other Resources

• Washington Law Help - Free online legal education materials and tools that provide basic information on a variety of legal problems, including detailed packets and forms.
• Housing Justice Project - King County Bar Association’s free legal assistance to renters facing eviction in King County. Phone: (206) 267-7069.
• Tenant Law Center - Catholic Community Center’s free legal assistance to qualifying low-income persons in King County facing eviction or subsidy termination. Phone (206) 324-6890
• Neighborhood Legal Clinics - King County Bar Association’s free 30-minute legal consultations at locations throughout King County. Phone: (206) 267-7070    
• CLEAR Line Legal Help - Northwest Justice Project’s free legal assistance for Washington’s low-income residents. Phone: (888) 201-1014   
• Attorney General Manufactured Housing Dispute Resolution - Assistance for owners of manufactured and mobile homes to resolve disputes with landlords. Phone: (866) 924-6458   
• King County Dispute Resolution Center - Trained mediators can assist tenants and landlords in resolving conflicts. Phone: (206) 443-9603    
• City of SeaTac Code Compliance - Investigates SeaTac code compliance violations. Tenant must first try to resolve issues following procedures in Washington State Residential Landlord-Tenant Act (RLTA) (RCW 59.18). Phone: (206) 973-4567 
• Summary of Eviction Law in Washington State - Read non-legal advice on eviction law in Washington state.
• Rental Housing Association of Washington is a not-for-profit, members-only trade association that provides resources and advocacy to small to mid-size landlords across Washington.   Phone: (206) 283-0816
• Washington Attorney General provides information for both tenants and landlords related to the Washington Residential Landlord-Tenant Act (RLTA).
• Washington Multi-Family Housing Association is an association of property management companies and multi-family property owners promoting and advancing multifamily issues.
• Washington Landlord Association (WLA) is an association that provides advice and assistance to active WLA members.
• National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM) is a professional association helping property managers manage single-family and small residential properties.
• City of SeaTac Code Compliance – Investigates code compliance complaints. Tenants must first try to resolve issues following the procedures in the Washington State Residential Landlord-Tenant Act (RLTA).Phone: 206.973.4567.

Language Access and Contact for More Information

Language Access and Non Discrimination Resources

For additional information about the rental housing in SeaTac, email rentalhousing@seatacwa.gov.