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Housing Authority of Snohomish County names new CEO - Lynnwood Today

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The Housing Authority of Snohomish County (HASCO) has appointed Laurie Olson as its new Chief Executive Officer, with her tenure beginning on December 2, 2024. Olson will take over from Duane Leonard, who has led the authority through significant developments in local housing strategies. This leadership transition is particularly timely, as Snohomish County faces ongoing challenges related to affordable housing and community development. Olson, who has a proven track record in managing housing programs, is expected to bring innovative solutions and enhance HASCO's services to the community. The announcement was made via a news release, emphasizing the authority's commitment to addressing the pressing housing needs in the region.

Local stakeholders are optimistic about Olson's ability to navigate the complexities of housing policy and improve operational efficiency. The community is encouraged to engage with Olson as she steps into her new role and continues to foster a collaborative approach to housing. Overall, this change in leadership marks a pivotal moment for HASCO and the residents of Snohomish County.

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