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S.H.A.R.E. Accelerator
City of Olympia · City program
The City of Olympia is developing the S.H.A.R.E. Accelerator to connect owners of affordable rental housing within Olympia to funding and support for health-and-safety retrofits. It is not a homeowner wildfire-hardening program, but it may fund building upgrades inside Olympia city limits.
Program details
How it works
The City of Olympia describes the Safe Housing and Rental Efficiency (S.H.A.R.E.) Accelerator as an upcoming, voluntary program developed with Olympia Community Solar. The city says it is intended to connect owners of affordable rental housing within city limits to funding, information, and resources that streamline energy efficiency and health-and-safety retrofits.
The city says staff were designing a pilot for 20 rental units, with a goal of launching in late 2025.
What the money covers
The official page says the program is meant to support energy efficiency and health-and-safety retrofits, but the page excerpt does not provide a final funded scope of work. The city notes that a draft scope of upgrades exists.
Amounts and matching
No dollar amount, match requirement, or reimbursement structure is stated on the source page excerpt.
How to apply
The page says the consultation has concluded. It does not provide an active homeowner application process in the excerpt reviewed.
Timing and deadlines
The city described the program as upcoming and said it hoped to launch a pilot in late 2025. The page excerpt does not confirm a current open application window.
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