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< Back Previous Next Services Resident Services Contact: residentservices@bellwetherhousing.org About Resident Services We hope your apartment will be a strong foundation for you to grow, stabilize, rebuild, and thrive. An apartment is one piece of a good life. You may need other benefits and services to be stable, healthy, and thriving. We are here to help. Our Resident Services team offers support and referrals. They also host community events at every Bellwether building. The Resident Services program is free and confidential for all Bellwether Housing residents. Our Resident Services team can help you: · Sign up for rental assistance · Sign up for unemployment and disability benefits · Help you find a job, career training, and volunteer opportunities · Answer Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security questions · Get DSHS services · Find childcare · Get renter’s insurance · Access low-cost, healthy food or meal delivery · Sign up for low-cost transportation · Get low-cost internet · Get a free or low-cost cell phone · Find English as a Second Language Classes · Assist with financial planning · Find low-cost health care · Access mental health services · Find addiction-treatment services · Help you find to legal services · Advocate on your behalf · Connect you to community resources Your Resident Services Coordinator is a friendly, supportive person that can help you navigate challenges and build community. Previous Next

< Back Previous Next Services Advocating for Affordable Housing We are glad that you found housing at Bellwether. You likely know firsthand how challenging it can be to find an affordable place to live in Seattle. Bellwether Housing is responding to the need for affordable housing by adding 2500 new apartments to our portfolio by 2025, including three buildings currently under construction. We are focusing on building many 2- and 3-bedroom apartments for larger families. We invite you to share how affordable housing has had an impact on your life! Your story is powerful. By sharing your experience, you are showing our supporters and community why housing matters. If you would like to get updates about Bellwether’s work, you can sign up for our newsletter at bellwetherhousing.org . If you would like to help us advocate for affordable housing, email marketing@bellwetherhousing.org for more information. We’d love to talk with you! You can see examples of our advocacy work on social media: Instagram: @Bellwether_Housing Facebook: Bellwether Housing Twitter: @BW_Housing Youtube: Bellwether Housing Previous Next

Major Donors Construction Partners Operations Funding Partners Development Partners Sustaining Partners Funders & Sponsors We deeply appreciate the individual, foundation, corporate, and public funders who support Bellwether through donations, grants, and sponsorships. Major Donors Operations Funding Partners Construction Partners OPERATING SUPPORT IS GENEROUSLY PROVIDED BY: PARTNERS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND PLANNING: OPERATIONS FUNDING PARTNERS: City of Seattle Office of Housing DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS: Mercy Housing Plymouth Housing SUSTAINING PARTNERS: View our sponsors from specific fundraising events Learn more about sponsorship Bellwether Housing is a nonprofit 501(c)(3). Tax ID 91-1116960 Sustaining Partners Development Partners Thank You

Bellwether Housing offers affordable housing in greater Seattle. We create stronger communities where people of diverse incomes and backgrounds thrive. Standing With Our AAPI Community | Black Lives Matter | Refer A Friend Bonus | Admin Offices Closed Find Your New Home Apartment Finder The Confluence Pre-leasing now, opening this fall. 103 apartment homes minutes from the Tukwila Light Rail Station. Hurry- large apartments are going fast! Call to reserve yours today! 206.490.0983 Check out the building! We create access to opportunity through affordable housing. About Bellwether Housing 1/1

< Back Previous Next Rent and Access Keys I've locked myself out, what do I do? If you lock yourself out during regular business hours, contact your Site Manager. They will arrange to let you in as soon as possible. If you lock yourself out after hours and can’t wait until regular business hours to get back in, call your building’s phone number and select the Call Center option. Through the Call Center you can request to have a Bellwether-approved locksmith come. The current cost, which will be billed to you, is $180. If you live in a HUD property, this cost is waived. I lost my keys, what do I do? Contact your Site Manager so any missing fobs can be deactivated and you can be issued a replacement. Residents will be charged for replacement keys, cards and fobs if lost, stolen or not returned at move-out. Pricing depends on the type of key. Can I get an extra key for my guest/pet sitter/caregiver? Extra keys may be issued upon approval, and a key deposit may be required to check out an additional key. Contact your Site Manager to find out about necessary paperwork. Previous Next

< Back Previous Next Rent and Access Rent When is rent due? When is my rent considered late? Rent is due on the 1st of the month. Rent is considered late if it is received after the 5th of the month. There is a $75 fee for late rent. There is a $5 late fee for our HUD subsidized units. *While the statewide and city COVID eviction moratorium is in effect, late fees will not be assessed. Can I pay in cash? No, rent may be paid online or by personal check, cashier's check, or money order. Can I pay rent online? Yes! You can pay rent online with your checking or savings account or by credit card. You will need to contact your site manager to get information to sign up. Visit https://pay.bellwetherhousing.org for more information. Where can I get a money order? Money orders are available at post offices, and at most grocery and convenience stores. How do I fill out a money order/how do I fill out my rent check? Bellwether Housing will not accept a check or money order that is not correctly and completely filled out. Bellwether staff cannot complete checks or money orders for you. Personal Checks must include: Pay to the Order of: Bellwether or Apartment Name Rent Payment Amount in numbers (example: $678.00) Rent Payment Amount written out (example: Six Hundred Seventy-Eight and no/00) Apartment Number — if it is not in the printed address, write your apartment number in the note section at the bottom left of the check Your Signature — sign your name in the signature section of the check (bottom right hand corner) Your Signature — sign your name in the signature section of the check (bottom right hand corner) Money Orders must include: Pay to the Order of: Bellwether or Apartment Name Your Name/Signature in the From section Apartment Number - write your apartment number in the Address or Note section See a money order example. What can I do if I can't pay my rent on time? Contact your Site Manager as soon as possible to see if a payment plan may be an option. Also contact the Resident Services team, they can help you find rental assistance and other resources. Previous Next

Employees Content and links for Bellwether Housing employees are provided here. Employee Resources Okta Login https://bellwetherhousing.okta.com/login/login.htm?fromURI=%2Fapp%2FUserHome Sharepoint / Beehive https://bwhousing.sharepoint.com/sites/Intranet MyBellwetherHousing (benefits) http://www.mybellwetherhousing.com/ Paylocity https://access.paylocity.com/?ReturnUrl=%2FSignIn%3FfromSso%3DTrue AbsencePro (for leave of absences) https://absencepro.absencemgmt.com/FMLAWeb/login/login.xhtml Ethics Point https://secure.ethicspoint.com/domain/media/en/gui/74625/index.html Looking for a list of our employees? See our People page

< Back Previous Next Policies No-Smoking Policy All Bellwether Housing Apartments are no-smoking communities which includes individual apartment units. Bellwether posts “No Smoking” signs at entrances and in common areas and will enforce compliance with this Policy. This Policy applies to any and all persons entering a designated Bellwether property, including residents and their guests and visitors, contractors, and employees. Smoking is not permitted in individual units or the common spaces of a designated Bellwether community or facility of any type after the effective date of the Policy, unless otherwise specified. "Smoke" or "smoking" means the possession or use (carrying or smoking) of any kind of lighted pipe, cigar, cigarette, or any other lighted smoking equipment or tobacco product or other substance. “Individual units” are defined as the interior and exterior spaces tied to a particular multi-family apartment dwelling unit. This includes, but is not limited to, bedrooms, hallways, kitchens, bathrooms, patios, balconies, and entryway and window areas. “Common spaces” are defined as areas within the building interior, that are open to the public or are private spaces other than individual units, including but not limited to entryways, community patios or balconies, roof terraces, lobbies, hallways, elevators, management offices, public restrooms, community rooms, community kitchens, stairwells, parking garages and carports, and any other area of the building that is accessible to employees, residents and guests or any other person. Smoking is only permitted in areas outside the building that are not common areas, and which are a minimum of 25 feet away from any entrance to the building or from windows and/or air intake vents through which smoke could enter the building. All residents and guests are required to dispose of their used smoking materials, cigarette and cigar butts, ashes, etc. in appropriate collection receptacles off the property. Landlord is not obligated to provide collection receptacles. Previous Next

< Back Previous Next Policies Grievance Process Bellwether Resident Concern and Grievance Process Our goal is to provide safe, affordable, and high-quality housing. We strive to make your home just that: “your home.” We recognize that living within a community can bring unexpected issues or concerns involving neighbor relations and expectations. We also understand that residents may not always agree with our policies, conclusions, or our actions. The intent of this process is to contribute to a positive living atmosphere where our residents can express concerns without any fear of retaliation and with the expectation of a prompt, carefully considered response. We welcome and appreciate resident involvement and feedback. Step 1: Attempt to discuss concern with respective parties (staff or neighbor involved, etc.) if appropriate. Disagreements and misunderstandings do occasionally occur. We ask that before the concern becomes too great, you talk directly with the staff member or neighbor involved, as a lot of issues can be resolved this way. We also understand that this is not always an option, or it might not feel safe, in this case please go to the next step. Step 2: If unable to resolve your concern after speaking with the individual(s) involved, or if you are uncomfortable doing so, please complete a Resident Concern Form. • Please provide as much detail as possible. • These forms are available by paper copy at your Site Manager’s office or can be sent electronically by request. • If the Site Manager is the subject of the complaint, please skip to step 4. • If you need assistance with completing the electronic or paper forms, or need translation services, please reach out to either your Site Manager or Resident Services Coordinator for assistance. • If you are unable to locate the form at your building, you can request one by emailing bellwether@bellwetherhousing.org Once the form is complete, you can give it directly to your Site Manager or drop it off in the rent box at the office. Step 3: Your Site Manager will investigate your concern and provide a written response with the outcome within 5 Business Days upon receipt. Please note: • If you submit an anonymous concern, we will not be able to respond or provide updates to you directly. • Bellwether is prohibited from discussing resident issues with anyone other than the lease holder(s) unless we have a Release of Information on file that allows us to speak with that person on your behalf. • We must keep resident information confidential, so although our Site Managers will investigate and address concerns presented between neighbors, we are limited in the details that can be provided in our written responses to your Concern and/or Grievance if it involves another resident. Step 4: If you are dissatisfied with the response from your Site Manager, you can resubmit the same Resident Concern and Grievance Form. Make sure to provide details regarding your attempt to resolve your concern with your Site Manager. Once the form is complete, please email it to bellwether@bellwetherhousing.org with the subject “Grievance” or send by mail to: Bellwether Housing ATTN: Grievance 433 Minor Ave N Seattle, WA 98109 After your Grievance is received, you will receive an Acknowledgement of Receipt. Step 5: The Portfolio Manager responsible for your building will make every effort to promptly respond within 15 Business Days. They will carefully consider the written information you provided and review the situation with any Bellwether staff involved. Please note: the Portfolio Manager will investigate whether the issue was addressed with the Site Manager prior to being escalated to a Grievance. If that step did not occur, you could be redirected back to Site Manager for follow up. After thorough review, the Portfolio Manager will provide a written response to inform you of any actions to be taken in response to your Grievance. Please note: This response will be sent to you via email but if we do not have your email address on file, it will be posted to your door in a closed envelope. Step 6: If all the steps above fail to resolve your Grievance, you may appeal the decision with the Director of Property Management. You can email your letter of appeal to bellwether@bellwetherhousing.org with the subject “Grievance Appeal” or send by mail to: Bellwether Housing ATTN: Director of Property Management 433 Minor Ave N Seattle, WA 98109 Include as much documentation and information that you can with your appeal letter. The Director’s review is the final appeal level for resident concerns or grievances at Bellwether. The Director will do their best to respond within 15 Business Days of appeal receipt. If concerns/grievances are brought to the Director or any other members of Bellwether’s Leadership Team without the resident following the Resident Concern and Grievance Process, the correspondence will be distributed to the Portfolio Manager and Site Manager for follow up. Bellwether Housing welcomes qualified residents without regard to race, color, religion, creed, ancestry, political ideology, sex, marital status, age parental status, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, Section 8 housing subsidy, or use of a service animal. BW provides reasonable accommodations to persons with disabilities. If you need this document in an alternate format, please speak with a BW staff person. Resident Concern and Grievance 03/2022 Previous Next

< Back Previous Next Rent and Access Self Certification Residents can download their annual self-certification packet from the link below. AR_Self_Certification_packet_(fillable_with_signature) .pdf Download PDF • 1.88MB Previous Next

2019 Annual Report So much has changed since we began 2020, and I find it almost surreal to place myself back in 2019. But I am very happy for this opportunity to reflect on what was very real last year - Bellwether was busy building stable communities, providing families with access to opportunity, and giving people a place to call home. Susan Boyd, CEO CEO Letter Susan Boyd, CEO Writing the introductory letter for our annual report is always an exercise in reflection. We send this report out after our financial statements for the year have been fully audited, which typically doesn’t happen until summer of the following year. So we are always sharing with you the activities and events of a year we left behind several months ago. This year, it feels less like a reflection and more like the retelling of a dream. Read More I feel happy when I wake up. It’s a weight off the shoulders to have the ability to save money and be able to actually live your life again. Diana, resident Pictured here with Anuar and Kita the pup in their apartment at The Parker. A Shared Future in Queen Anne Anuar & Diana's Story When Anuar and Diana decided to move in together, finding a home wasn’t easy. They needed an apartment close to downtown, with enough space for the couple and Diana’s young son Julian, near good schools, transportation, and parks. It also had to be affordable on Anuar’s salary as a baker. * After several months of searching, they found the perfect two-bedroom apartment at The Parker Apartments in the Queen Anne neighborhood. Read More May 2019 Bellwether Wins Construction Awards Anchor Flats Won an ABC Merit Award Arbora Court won a PCBC Gold Nugget Award The Cambridge renovation won the ABC Eagle of Excellence Award and the ABC Excellence in Construction Award Fanose and her children; having fun in the hallways; the community room at Arbora Court. Growing Homes A Year Later at Anchor Flats and Arbora Court In 2018, Bellwether opened Arbora Court, in the University District, and Anchor Flats, in South Lake Union. Both buildings have great access to transit, neighborhood amenities, schools, and job centers. But our vision went beyond creating 200 new homes in great locations. We envisioned residents weaving into neighborhood life and building community. During 2019, this goal came to life as residents settled into their new homes. Read More The roof deck at Anchor Flats has been transformed into a lush garden, pictured below. May 2019 Putt Putt Our 3rd Annual Putt Putt featured clever costumes, mini golf, and tasty beer from four Ballard breweries. Thanks to our amazing Putt Putt teams and breweries, we raised $1,960 to support our Resident Services Coordination Program! June 2019 Building Opportunity Launch 200 guests joined us at the Amazon Spheres to kick off the Building Opportunity Campaign. Guests learned how to invest in affordable housing. We ended the night with $2.4M pledged. Building Opportunity Reaches Goals Capital Campaign In 2019, Bellwether Housing launched the Building Opportunity, a campaign to raise $9M to build 750 new apartments through donations, grants, and impact investments. The campaign, which was originally set to span three years, hit several milestones this year. Read More August 2019 REEL At Real Estate Emerging Leaders (REEL), industry professionals joined us for a lively happy hour. In partnership with Puget Sound’s leading commercial real estate organizations, the event raised over $16,000 for Bellwether! Bellwether Entrusted with Two Buildings UCHA transferred Mary's Boathouse and Sortun Court to Bellwether With staff and board retiring, University Congregational Housing Association (UCHA), an affordable housing operator, chose to dissolve their nonprofit. UCHA wanted to entrust their mission and legacy of providing affordable housing. That’s why they transferred two properties to Bellwether Housing. Sortun Court and Mary’s Boat House are small affordable apartment buildings, mostly with larger family-sized two and three-bedroom apartments. Bellwether is honored to assume ownership of these buildings and continue to steward them. October 2019 Closer to Home Our largest and most successful event yet, the 9th annual Closer to Home Luncheon welcomed over 700 supporters and raised $430K. Nikole Hannah-Jones delivered a powerful speech in which she challenged us to confront and address segregation in Seattle: "White people created segregation, have maintained it, and have to undo it." 2019 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Work Actions & Accountability In 2019, we continued our diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) work, with a focus on anti-racism. Our 2019 initiatives included: Recruitment and Compensation We started listing salary ranges for every job we post to increase gender and racial pay parity. We stopped asking for and using pay history as the basis for salary offers. By using this practice in the past, we perpetuated pay disparity for people of color, women and people with disabilities. We stopped asking for salary history in 2019 and we corrected compensation disparities in 2020. Read More November 2019 Ballard Brewed 500 beer lovers packed Hale’s Palladium to support affordable housing. Friends and neighbors enjoyed donated beer from ten Ballard breweries, listened to live music, and raised over $16,700 for Bellwether! 2019 Financials Thank You to Our 2019 Supporters! Frequently asked questions $100,000+" J. Peter Shapiro $10,000 to $99,999" Courtney Jolicoeur Marlan Kay Peter Larsen Peter Miller and Jean Johnson MA Tucker Paul Weiden $5,000 to $9,999" Mary Allen John and Maria Bliss Andrew Cox Sheri Flies Deva and Orin Hasson Terry Miller Alice Shobe and Eric Svaren Marni and Charles Wright $2,500 to $4,999" Jeff Bernard Gabriel Grant and Allegra Calder Duane Leonard Diane and Nicholas Lovejoy Dana and Harry Matsumoto Dylan Simon $1,000 to $2,499" Kristin Acker Jerrid Anderson Virginia Anderson Rebekah Bastian Amy Besunder Dhiraj and Agni Bhatt Frank Bosl Susan Boyd David and Dawn Bozeman Heather Bunn Bart Cima and Micki Brunner Steve Clagett and Jennifer Parker Shelly Crocker Rebecca Dale Carlos De Vincenzo Ryan Deal Cheryl DeBoise Philip and Lenore Defliese Barbara Dingfield Lori Dorn Meredith Dorrance and Ken Lederman David Enslow Scott Falkin Peter Goldman Alicia Goodwin and Ryan Kuykendall Maniketh Gopikrishnan Alexandra Harmon Kevin Harrang Michael Hill Suzanne Hittman Jilma Jimenez Christine Langowski Richard Loo Elise Lufkin Todd MacDermid Brad Minogue Peter and Lisa Nitze Yeunbee Park Tom and Michele Parsons Brian Pavlovec John Phillips Daniel Rausch Andrea Sato Kristen and Glen Scott Susan Selman Steve Seward Geoffrey Smith Michael Sweeney C David Taylor John Teutsch Michele Wang Robert Wilson David Zapolsky and Lynn Hubbard $500 to $999 Ryan Ames Steven Armato Mark and Heather Barbieri Julia Beabout David Beitel Fraser and Deirdre Black Mindy and Don Black Jill Blegen Curtis Bray Deborah Burkart Becky and Jim Burns Heather Burns Deanna Calef Elizabeth Canizales Nick Carter Sai Chaleunphonh Suresh Chanmugam Alexis Chartouni Cameron Cohen Sharon Coleman Mark Craig Anthony Daguanno Taryn Marie Darling Robert Davis David Delfs Chuck Depew Jill Domanico Chris Duvall Kathy Feldman Joe Ferguson Katheryn Frierson Norma Fuentes Bobbi Geiger Lindsey Gilbert Jonathan Gill Martin Gleaves James Goldsmith Marty Goodman Christopher Graving Mark Gray Jason Gurney Lisa Gutierrez Jacqueline Hansen Cleita Harvey Jonathan Heller Cheryl Houser Alex Hudson Gerald Johnson Maryellen Johnson Kathleen Joncas Robert Jungerhans Judy Kelley Diana Keys Duane King Gary Kirk Keiko Koizumi Scott Koppelman Charles Korb Dean Kralios and Scot Partlow Chris Lamb Tory Laughlin Taylor Gregory Leddy Thomas Lewallen Betsy Lieberman David Limp Jeff Lundstrom Rebecca Lyman Emily Mannetti Hana Meglic Robin Mendelson Lisa and John Merrill Jessica and Nathan Moch Richard Moore Ian Morrison Simon Ngu Lakshmi Nidamarthi Larry Numata Henry Okafor Peter and Laura Orser Tejal Pastakia Thomas Pehl Ethan Phelps-Goodman Indresen Pillay Andrew Porrini Philip Porter Julie Prince Gary Prince and Meg Goldman Kim Rachmeler Diana Birkett-Rakow and Jeffrey Rakow Mark Reddington and Cary Moon David Reddy Steve Reents Jeff Reibman Meghan Reibstein James Reinhardsen Christopher Roberts Philip Roberts Dina Robinson Reed Rushing Jeff Samdal John Santa Lucia John Schoettler Daniel Seger Alexis Shoemaker Amitabh Singh Heather Smedstad Rhonda Smith and Mario Banchero Tony Souther Robert and Kathleen Spritzer Marc Stiles Rebecca Stum Jillian Rae Sullivan Eric Swanson Aaron Thomson Scott Tinker AL Tintle Daniel Tuttle Blaine and Jo VanDerSnick Spencer Visick and Donna Chavis Troy Wallin Stuart and Lucy Williams Peggy Willingham Cynthia Wilson Guyanna Young Frequently asked questions $100,000+" J. Peter Shapiro $10,000 to $99,999" Courtney Jolicoeur Marlan Kay Peter Larsen Peter Miller and Jean Johnson MA Tucker Paul Weiden $5,000 to $9,999" Mary Allen John and Maria Bliss Andrew Cox Sheri Flies Deva and Orin Hasson Terry Miller Alice Shobe and Eric Svaren Marni and Charles Wright $2,500 to $4,999" Jeff Bernard Gabriel Grant and Allegra Calder Duane Leonard Diane and Nicholas Lovejoy Dana and Harry Matsumoto Dylan Simon $1,000 to $2,499" Kristin Acker Jerrid Anderson Virginia Anderson Rebekah Bastian Amy Besunder Dhiraj and Agni Bhatt Frank Bosl Susan Boyd David and Dawn Bozeman Heather Bunn Bart Cima and Micki Brunner Steve Clagett and Jennifer Parker Shelly Crocker Rebecca Dale Carlos De Vincenzo Ryan Deal Cheryl DeBoise Philip and Lenore Defliese Barbara Dingfield Lori Dorn Meredith Dorrance and Ken Lederman David Enslow Scott Falkin Peter Goldman Alicia Goodwin and Ryan Kuykendall Maniketh Gopikrishnan Alexandra Harmon Kevin Harrang Michael Hill Suzanne Hittman Jilma Jimenez Christine Langowski Richard Loo Elise Lufkin Todd MacDermid Brad Minogue Peter and Lisa Nitze Yeunbee Park Tom and Michele Parsons Brian Pavlovec John Phillips Daniel Rausch Andrea Sato Kristen and Glen Scott Susan Selman Steve Seward Geoffrey Smith Michael Sweeney C David Taylor John Teutsch Michele Wang Robert Wilson David Zapolsky and Lynn Hubbard $500 to $999 Ryan Ames Steven Armato Mark and Heather Barbieri Julia Beabout David Beitel Fraser and Deirdre Black Mindy and Don Black Jill Blegen Curtis Bray Deborah Burkart Becky and Jim Burns Heather Burns Deanna Calef Elizabeth Canizales Nick Carter Sai Chaleunphonh Suresh Chanmugam Alexis Chartouni Cameron Cohen Sharon Coleman Mark Craig Anthony Daguanno Taryn Marie Darling Robert Davis David Delfs Chuck Depew Jill Domanico Chris Duvall Kathy Feldman Joe Ferguson Katheryn Frierson Norma Fuentes Bobbi Geiger Lindsey Gilbert Jonathan Gill Martin Gleaves James Goldsmith Marty Goodman Christopher Graving Mark Gray Jason Gurney Lisa Gutierrez Jacqueline Hansen Cleita Harvey Jonathan Heller Cheryl Houser Alex Hudson Gerald Johnson Maryellen Johnson Kathleen Joncas Robert Jungerhans Judy Kelley Diana Keys Duane King Gary Kirk Keiko Koizumi Scott Koppelman Charles Korb Dean Kralios and Scot Partlow Chris Lamb Tory Laughlin Taylor Gregory Leddy Thomas Lewallen Betsy Lieberman David Limp Jeff Lundstrom Rebecca Lyman Emily Mannetti Hana Meglic Robin Mendelson Lisa and John Merrill Jessica and Nathan Moch Richard Moore Ian Morrison Simon Ngu Lakshmi Nidamarthi Larry Numata Henry Okafor Peter and Laura Orser Tejal Pastakia Thomas Pehl Ethan Phelps-Goodman Indresen Pillay Andrew Porrini Philip Porter Julie Prince Gary Prince and Meg Goldman Kim Rachmeler Diana Birkett-Rakow and Jeffrey Rakow Mark Reddington and Cary Moon David Reddy Steve Reents Jeff Reibman Meghan Reibstein James Reinhardsen Christopher Roberts Philip Roberts Dina Robinson Reed Rushing Jeff Samdal John Santa Lucia John Schoettler Daniel Seger Alexis Shoemaker Amitabh Singh Heather Smedstad Rhonda Smith and Mario Banchero Tony Souther Robert and Kathleen Spritzer Marc Stiles Rebecca Stum Jillian Rae Sullivan Eric Swanson Aaron Thomson Scott Tinker AL Tintle Daniel Tuttle Blaine and Jo VanDerSnick Spencer Visick and Donna Chavis Troy Wallin Stuart and Lucy Williams Peggy Willingham Cynthia Wilson Guyanna Young

< Back Previous Next Rent and Access Important Contact Information Bellwether Housing Administrative Office (206) 623.0506 bellwether@bellwetherhousing.org Utility Companies Seattle City Light 206-684-3000 Puget Sound Energy 1-888-225-5773 Comcast Cable TV/Internet 1-800-934-6489 CenturyLink Telephone/Internet 1-866-642-0444 Wave Broadband 1-866-928-3123 Emergency Numbers In an emergency, call 911 Seattle Police Department non-emergency line 206-625-5011 Previous Next