The results, which will be available soon, will likely show a rise in homelessness, similar to last year's 10 percent increase.

D.C. once again is participating in the annual point-in-time count, a controversial headcount of the a city’s unhoused population.

The Point-in-Time count, which is required by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, is a one-day snapshot and the state’s best estimate of its homeless population. Last year, the survey counted 12,680 people who were homeless, an increase of 24% from 2023.

Almost 772,000 homeless Americans represented an increase of 18% in homeless rates in 2024, impacting families with children and those aged 55 and older most.

Last year, volunteers conducting the count recorded 9,435 people experiencing homelessness, down from 9,642 in 2023.

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Palm Beach County leaders and volunteers began the annual Point-in-Time count that is designed to give local leaders about the number of unsheltered individuals and families that live in the county. The count,

A rising percentage of homelessness in Delaware kept volunteers and employees busy at Love Inc. of Mid-Delmarva in 2024.

Sarmiento pointed to the county’s latest point-in-time count, a federally required tally of people experiencing homelessness. The survey in early 2024 reported a 28% increase in homelessness compared to the 2022 count. Sarmiento said the count also found that only one in 12 people living in a shelter had been transferred into permanent housing.