Bellwether Housing
John Walters is an experienced safety and security manager currently employed at Bellwether Housing since July 2023. With a background in law enforcement and security management, John has been an International Law Enforcement Liaison at Morrone 9/11 Center for Counterterrorism & Security since October 2017 and plays an active role in risk management and compliance at INTERPORTPOLICE since May 2013. Previously, John served as Security Director at Chevron, managing a large team and ensuring compliance with regulations through audits. Prior positions include Director of Recruiting at Universal Services of America and Assistant Federal Security Director at the US Department of Homeland Security, responsible for the safety of millions of passengers. John began a career in law enforcement at the South Gate Police Department, spanning 15 years, with duties including field investigations and loss prevention. John holds a California POST Certificate from Rio Hondo College and has completed coursework in Sociology at Cypress College.
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Bellwether Housing
Bellwether Housing builds and manages affordable housing for people of diverse backgrounds. We locate our homes in places where residents are able to share in the opportunity and prosperity of the Puget Sound region. We amplify our impact by helping other organizations do the same. Bellwether has a portfolio of 32 buildings that provide affordable homes to over 3,000 people. Our residents include families exiting homelessness, independent seniors, immigrants seeking opportunity, preschool teachers, social workers, artists, and young people just starting out. We take pride in creating and maintaining apartments that people want to call home. For residents in need of support, our team of Resident Services Coordinators link them to community resources and services that promote health, stability, and independence. Bellwether is working with an ambition that matches the urgency of our region's affordable housing crisis; in the next five years, we aim to develop 1,200 new affordable homes in King County.