In a shocking revelation, an audit has uncovered that $13 million in public funds is unaccounted for at the King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA). This has led to outrage among Seattle leaders and calls for the dissolution of the agency. Elected officials are demanding significant reforms in the wake of the audit, which also highlighted a $44.7 million financial deficit and major lapses in accounting practices. With concerns mounting over financial mismanagement and a lack of accountability, both city and county councilmembers are pushing to dismantle the KCRHA. As discussions continue, lawmakers are looking for ways to alter the city’s investment strategies in homeless services while addressing the pressing issues raised by the forensic audit.