Seattle 市长 Katie Wilson 签署行政令：改善车居居民处境，加强外展服务与社区治理
Seattle 市长办公室11月3日发布：位于华盛顿州金县的 Seattle 市市长 Katie B. Wilson 当天签署第2026-09号行政令，要求市政府加强对以车为家居民的外展与服务，同时改善房车停放对社区、公共安全与道路通行环境的影响。
Wilson 说：「我们城市里有成千上万人无家可归，这是一场道德与人道危机，也影响着每一个人的生活质量。这项行政令加强对住在房车里的人的外展与服务，推进市政府对社区与公共安全问题的回应，代表一种兼顾同情、责任与务实办法的平衡做法，目的是改善车居居民与更广泛社区的处境。」
行政令包括两大行动。第一，加强外展与支持：市政府将扩大与房车居民的接触，帮助他们对接安全停车选项、庇护所、住房资源与支持服务；市人类服务局将拨款支持 Glassyard Commons 启动，并加大对全市车居居民的接触工作。市政府还将改进数据与协调，更清楚地掌握车居人群的情况、找出他们获得住房与服务的障碍，把资源投向最能发挥作用的地方。
第二，统筹市政府行动：行政令设立一个跨部门工作组，成员包括市政府关键部门与直接服务车居居民的社区组织代表，负责评估现有项目、服务、执法策略与政策选项，提出既能支持居民走向住房、又能缓解周边社区影响的改进建议。工作组须在60天内提出项目、政策与法律层面的修改建议；市长期待在2027年3月31日前将所需的立法送交市议会。
市长办公室表示，这项工作的目标是让车居居民有更好的结果、让以车为家的人逐步减少，并让公共空间对所有人更干净、更安全。市政府将继续与市议会、服务机构、社区组织与社区领袖合作，推进兼顾同情、务实与有效的无家可归问题解决方案。
（来源：Seattle 市长办公室）
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson Signs Executive Order to Improve Outcomes for Vehicle Residents
The Seattle Mayor's Office said on November 3 that Mayor Katie B. Wilson of Seattle, in King County, Washington, signed Executive Order 2026-09 that day, directing the City to strengthen outreach and services for people living in vehicles while improving the City's response to neighborhood impacts, public safety concerns, and conditions in Seattle rights-of-way.
"Thousands of people living without housing in our city is a moral and humanitarian crisis, and it also impacts the quality of life for everyone," said Mayor Katie Wilson. "This executive order strengthens outreach and services for people living in RVs, advances the City's response to neighborhood and public safety concerns, and represents a balanced approach that combines compassion, accountability, and practical solutions to improve outcomes for vehicle residents and the broader community."
The order includes two major actions. First, strengthening outreach and support: the City will expand outreach and engagement with people living in RVs, helping connect them to safe parking options, shelter, housing resources, and supportive services. The Human Services Department will deploy funding to support the launch of Glassyard Commons and increase engagement efforts with vehicle residents across Seattle. The City will also improve data and coordination to better understand who is living in vehicles, identify barriers to housing and services, and target resources where they can have the greatest impact.
Second, coordinating city action: the order establishes a cross-departmental working group, including representatives from key City departments and community organizations that work directly with vehicle residents, to evaluate existing programs, services, enforcement strategies, and policy options and recommend improvements. Within 60 days, the working group will provide recommendations for programmatic, policy, and legal changes. The Mayor expects to transmit any necessary legislation to the City Council by March 31, 2027.
The goal, the Mayor's Office said, is better outcomes for people living in vehicles, fewer people living in vehicles over time, and cleaner, safer public spaces for everyone. The administration will continue working with the City Council, service providers, community organizations, and neighborhood leaders on solutions to homelessness that are compassionate, practical, and effective.
(Source: Office of the Mayor, City of Seattle)
来源：Seattle 市长办公室
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图片来源：图：Seattle 市长 Katie Wilson（中）2026年9月与交通支持者合影。SounderBruce 摄，CC BY-SA 4.0，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson (center) with transit supporters in September 2026. Photo by SounderBruce, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
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