Supportive housing holds 7 of Seattle's top 10 overdose-call addresses

Seven of the 10 Seattle street addresses with the most 911 overdose calls from January 2023 to October 2026 are permanent supportive housing buildings run by DESC or Plymouth Housing. The other three in the top 10 are a since-closed shelter, low-income apartments and county emergency housing in a former motel.

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1911 22nd Ave S50Hobson Place (DESC)Supportive housing1
924 N 143rd St50The North Star (DESC)Supportive housing1
606 12th Ave S45Navigation Center shelter, closed 2025 (DESC)Other place3
501 Rainier Ave S43Almquist Place (Plymouth)Supportive housing4
509 3rd Ave40The Morrison (DESC)Supportive housing5
171 12th Ave36Bertha Pitts Campbell Place (Plymouth)Supportive housing6
607 3rd Ave36Lyon Building (DESC)Supportive housing6
710 Cherry St35Plymouth on First Hill (Plymouth)Supportive housing8
223 Yesler Way34The Frye low-income apartments (LIHI)Other place9
14115 Aurora Ave N30Mary Pilgrim Inn emergency housing (DESC)Other place10
1635 11th Ave29Cal Anderson ParkOther place11
105 5th Ave S28Fire Station 10 siteOther place12
937 N 96th St28Clement Place (DESC)Supportive housing12
301 Pike St27Ross Dress for Less storeOther place14
2119 3rd Ave25Simons Senior Apartments (Plymouth)Supportive housing15
10504 Aurora Ave N25ARCO gas station, Aurora Ave NOther place15

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