Job Programs For Residents
Meet Our Community Connections Team
Bremerton Housing Authority’s Community Connections Team works to promote self-sufficiency by providing job search, specialized programs, and comprehensive support services to residents. Support services aim to promote independence through building skills and confidence. Schedule an appointment with any member of the team and we will be happy to assist you.
Leif Wagner, Community Connections Manager
(360) 479-3694
lwagner@bremertonhousing.org
Dina Pearson, F.S.S. Coordinator: Project F.R.E.E
(360) 473-0333
dpearson@bremertonhousing.org
Lisa Quinn-Hulley, Community Programs Coordinator
(360) 616-7220
lquinn-hulley@bremertonhousing.org
Christine Townley, Community Resources Coordinator
(360) 616-7167
ctownley@bremertonhousing.org
Because we receive federal funding from HUD (Housing and Urban Development) we prioritize our hiring efforts in accordance to Section 3 of the HUD guidelines. A part of our mission at Bremerton Housing Authority (BHA) is to help Kitsap County and Bremerton residents become economically self sufficient. Your chances of being hired with us increases if you qualify under Section 3.
Anyone seeking priority processing for employment opportunities at BHA shall certify, or submit evidence, if requested, that they qualify for Section 3. (Examples of evidence to qualify for the priority are documentation showing receipt of public assistance, evidence of participation in a public housing program or W2’s showing income.) Priority processing does not assure the applicant will meet qualifications for the position and does not guarantee a job offer.
In order to pre-determine if you may qualify under Section 3, we have provided a list of five reasons to how you may qualify. You may qualify by:
- Receiving housing supplements or Section 8 vouchers within the last two years
- Or Resident of a low income housing complex within the last two years
- Or Participated in a Youth Build program within the last two year
- Or Been homeless within the last two years
- Or Live in Kitsap County and meet HUD’s low income limits for the last two years:
INCOME LIMITS for Residents in Kitsap County:
1 Person Family $40,250;
2 Person Family $46,000;
3 Person Family $51,750;
4 Person Family $57,500;
5 Person Family $62,100;
6 Person Family $66,700;
7 Person Family $71,300;
8 Person Family $75,900
Section 3 Job Opportunities
All Labor Groups
Drywall-Painter #2234
Carpenter #2911
Carpenter/General/Laborer #2867