The 2011 Point-in-Time
Estimates of Homelessness:
Supplement to the Annual Homeless
Assessment Report
December 2011
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Office of Community Planning and Development
Summary of Findings
Key Findings
Topics
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Key Findings
What Are Point-in-Time Estimates?
National Point-in-Time Estimates of Homelessness
Estimates of Homelessness by State
Estimates of Chronic Homelessness
Estimates of Veteran Homelessness
National Inventory of Beds for Homeless People
2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
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On a single night in January 2011:
 636,017 people were homeless in the United States, including
399,836 homeless individuals and 236,181 persons in families.
 Almost two-thirds of homeless people were in shelter (62 percent),
and about one third were in unsheltered locations (38 percent).
 Five states accounted for half of the nation’s total homeless
population: CA (21 percent), NY (10 percent), FL (9 percent), TX (6
percent), and GA (3 percent).
 107,148 people were chronically homeless in the United States, or
about 17 percent of all homeless people.
 67,495 veterans were homeless in the United States, about 14
percent of all homeless adults.
 694,357 beds were available in emergency shelters, transitional
housing, and permanent supportive housing programs.
Trends:
 Homelessness on a single night has declined by 2.1 percent (or
13,900 people) since January 2010 and by 5.3 percent (or 35,871
people) since January 2007.
 Homelessness among individuals and persons in families has
declined by 2.0 and 2.4 percent since January 2010 and by 5.6 and
5.0 percent since January 2007.
 Chronic homelessness on a single night has declined by 2.4 percent
(or 2,664 people) since January 2010 and by 13.5 percent (or 16,685
people) since January 2007.
 Homelessness among veterans has declined by nearly 12 percent (or
8,834 people) since January 2010.
 The supply of beds in permanent supportive housing continues to
rise sharply: by 30,170 beds between 2010 and 2011, and by 83,065
beds since 2007.
This report was prepared by Abt Associates under contract with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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What are Point-in-Time Estimates?
Definitions
Collecting the Point-in-Time Estimates
 Continuums of Care (CoC) are local planning bodies responsible
Point-in-Time (PIT) estimates offer a snapshot of
homelessness—of both sheltered and unsheltered
homeless populations—on a single night. The onenight counts are conducted in late January of each
year. In addition to the total counts of
homelessness, the PIT counts provide an estimate of
the number of homeless persons within particular
subpopulations, such as chronically homeless people
and veterans.
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for coordinating the full range of homelessness services in a
geographic area, which may cover a city, county, metropolitan
area, or even an entire state.
Chronic Homelessness refers to an unaccompanied individual with
a disability who has either been continuously homeless for a year
or more or has experienced at least four episodes of homelessness
in the last three years.
Emergency Shelter is a facility whose primary purpose is to
provide temporary shelter for homeless persons.
Individual refers to people who are not part of a family during
their episode of homelessness. They are homeless as single
adults, unaccompanied youth, or in multiple-adult or multiplechild households.
Permanent Supportive Housing is designed to provide housing
(project- and tenant-based) and supportive services on a longterm basis for homeless people, many of whom have disabilities.
Persons in Families are people who are homeless as part of
households that have at least one adult and one child.
Safe Havens provide private or semi-private long-term housing for
people with severe mental illness and are limited to serving no
more than 25 people within a facility.
Sheltered Homeless Persons are individuals who are staying in
emergency shelters, transitional housing programs, or safe havens.
Transitional Housing Program is a type of housing where
homeless people may stay and receive supportive services for up
to 24 months, and which are designed to enable them to move
into permanent housing.
Unsheltered Homeless Persons include people who live in places
not meant for human habitation, such as the streets, abandoned
buildings, vehicles, or parks.
The 2007 to 2011 PIT counts are available for download at www.hudhre.info
2011
The PIT estimates also include counts of beds in
emergency shelters, transitional housing programs, safe
havens, and permanent supportive housing programs.
The bed inventory describes the nation’s capacity to
provide shelter or permanent supportive housing to
homeless people on the night of the count.
In 2011, the PIT estimates of both homeless people
and beds were reported by 432 Continuums of Care
(CoC) nationwide, covering virtually the entire United
States. CoCs reported their estimates to the U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development
(HUD) via an on-line web portal that allows CoCs to
upload their information directly to HUD. As part of
their applications for funding, HUD requires CoCs to
conduct counts of sheltered homeless people
annually and counts of unsheltered homeless people
every two years (odd-numbered years). HUD has
standards for conducting the PIT counts, and CoCs
use a variety of approved methods to produce the
counts. HUD reviews the data for accuracy and
quality prior to creating the estimates for this
report.
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2011
National Point-in-Time Estimates of Homelessness
On a single night in January 2011:
 636,017 people were homeless in the United States.
 399,836 people were homeless as individuals, 63 percent of all
homeless people.
 236,181 people were homeless as persons in families, 37
percent of all homeless people. They were in 77,186 family
households.
 Almost two-thirds of homeless people were in shelter on the
night of the PIT count (62 percent), and about one third were
in unsheltered locations (38 percent).
Since January 2010:
Table 1: PIT Estimates of Homelessness by
Household Type
800,000
700,000
600,000
500,000
400,000
300,000
200,000
100,000
0
13,900 people).
 Homelessness among individuals has declined by 2.0 percent
(or 8,130 people).
 Homelessness among persons in families has declined by 2.4
percent (or 5,770 people). Homeless family households have
declined by 2.8 percent (or 2,260 households).
 The percentage of homeless people who are in shelter has
stayed constant (62 percent).
800,000
Since January 2007:
700,000
35,871 people).
 Homelessness among individuals has declined by 5.6 percent
(or 23,541 people).
 Homelessness among persons in families has declined by 5.0
percent (or 12,330 people). Homeless family households have
declined by 8.0 percent (or 6,749 family households).
 The percentage of homeless people who are in unsheltered
locations has declined by 13 percent (or 36,786 people).
423,377
248,511
2007
 Homelessness on a single night has declined by 2.1 percent (or
 Homelessness on a single night has declined by 5.3 percent (or
671,888
664,414
643,067
649,917
636,017
415,202
404,957
407,966
399,836
249,212
238,110
241,951
2008
Total Homeless People
2009
2010
Individuals
236,181
2011
Persons in families
Table 2: PIT Estimates of Homelesness by
Sheltered Status
671,888
664,414
643,067
649,917
636,017
391,401
386,361
403,308
403,543
392,316
280,487
278,053
246,374
243,701
600,000
500,000
400,000
300,000
200,000
239,759
100,000
0
2007
2008
Total Homeless People
2009
Sheltered
2010
2011
Unsheltered
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2011
Estimates of Homelessness by State
On a single night in January 2011:
Table 3: Share of the Total Homeless Population by State, 2011
 California accounted for more than 1 in 5 homeless people in
the United States (or 21.4 percent).
 Five states accounted for half of the nation’s total homeless
population: CA (21.4 percent), NY (10.0 percent), FL (8.9
percent), TX (5.8 percent), and GA (3.3 percent).
 The 25 states with the lowest share of the nation’s homeless
population accounted for less than 10 percent of all homeless
people in the United States.
 In 9 states, more than half of the state’s total homeless
population was in an unsheltered location. The five states with
the highest rates of unsheltered people were: Wyoming (81.2
percent), Louisiana (63.4 percent), Florida (63.3 percent),
California (62.7 percent) and Oregon (59.4 percent).
 In 16 states, at least 1 in 5 homeless families was in an
unsheltered location. The five states with the highest rates of
unsheltered families were: Wyoming (87.0 percent), Florida
(64.1 percent), Colorado (60.7 percent), Oregon (52.6 percent)
and Arkansas (46.4 percent).
Trends:
 Since 2010, the states with the largest increase in
homelessness were: California (2,997 or 2.3 percent), Texas
(1,790 or 5.1 percent), Georgia (1,139 or 5.7 percent), Missouri
(867 or 10.7 percent) and North Carolina (705 or 5.8 percent).
 Since 2007, the states with the largest increase in
homelessness were: Florida (8,618 or 17.9 percent), Louisiana
(3,797 or 69.1 percent), Missouri (2,742 or 43.9 percent), Ohio
(1,766 or 15.7 percent), and Massachusetts (1,537 or 10.2
percent).
Table 4: Highest Rates of Unsheltered Homelessness among
People and Families, 2011
All Unsheltered People
All Unsheltered Families
Wyoming
Louisiana
Florida
California
Oregon
Colorado
Georgia
Nevada
Mississippi
Texas
Wyoming
Florida
Colorado
Oregon
Arkansas
Tennessee
Maryland
South Carolina
Mississippi
Oklahoma
81.2%
63.4%
63.3%
62.7%
59.4%
59.3%
58.4%
57.0%
54.2%
48.6%
87.0%
64.1%
60.7%
52.6%
46.4%
40.8%
38.0%
34.2%
34.0%
33.7%
Puerto Rico and the U.S. Territories were excluded.
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2011
Estimates of Chronic Homelessness
On a single night in January 2011:
Table 5: PIT Estimates of Chronic Homelessness by
Sheltered Status
 107,148 people were chronically homeless in the United
States, 16.8 percent of all homeless people.
 About 64 percent of chronically homeless people were in
unsheltered locations (or 68,177 people); 36 percent were in
shelter (or 38,971 people).
Since January 2010:
 Chronic homelessness on a single night has declined by 2.4
percent (or 2,664 people).
 The number of chronically homeless people in unsheltered
locations increased by 2.6 percent (or 1,739 people).
140,000
120,000
100,000
80,000
60,000
40,000
20,000
0
123,833
124,135
82,065
78,717
41,678
45,418
2007
2008
 Chronic homelessness on a single night has declined by 13.5
percent (or 16,685 people).
 The number of chronically homeless people in unsheltered
locations decreased by 16.9 percent (or 13,888 people).
Highest Rates
Louisiana
District of Columbia
New Mexico
California
Connecticut
Texas
Lowest Rates
46.8%
32.0%
27.0%
25.0%
23.4%
20.0%
South Dakota
New Jersey
New York
Delaware
Wisconsin
Wyoming
109,812
107,148
65,325
66,438
68,177
45,592
43,374
38,971
2009
2010
2011
All Chronic Homeless
Sheltered Chronic Homeless
Unsheltered Chronic Homeless
Since January 2007:
Table 7: Rates of Chronic Homelessness as a Percentage of the
Total Homeless Population, 2011
110,917
Table 6: Percentage of the Total Homeless
Population That Is Chronically Homeless
19.0%
18.5%
18.4%
18.7%
18.0%
4.1%
5.3%
6.1%
6.8%
7.1%
7.9%
Puerto Rico (56.8%) and the U.S. Virgin Islands (36.7%) also had high rates of
chronic homelessness, while Guam had the lowest rate (1.4%).
17.5%
17.2%
17.0%
16.9%
16.8%
2010
2011
16.5%
16.0%
15.5%
2007
2008
2009
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Estimates of Homeless Veterans
Obtaining accurate estimates of homeless veterans is an important
focus for both HUD and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
(VA). Starting in 2011, HUD began requiring communities to
conduct counts of homeless veterans in unsheltered locations. This
information is currently being reported by all CoCs and allows HUD
to produce PIT estimates of unsheltered homeless veterans
without the use of statistical adjustments. Previously,
communities were not required to count veterans in unsheltered
locations, and thus earlier estimates used statistical techniques to
account for missing data on unsheltered homeless veterans.
Also, in the summer 2011, HUD and the VA launched a
collaborative effort to make sure VA residential programs for
homeless veterans were included in each CoC’s inventory of beds
for homeless people. Representatives from CoCs and Veterans
Integrated Service Networks lead this effort at the local level. The
initiative resulted in a more accurate inventory of beds (presented
on pg. 7) and also produced a more accurate estimate of homeless
veterans because some CoCs adjusted their sheltered counts of
veterans to fully account for the inventory of VA programs.
Estimates of sheltered homeless veterans for years prior to 2011
used statistical adjustments to account for missing VA programs
and beds from the inventory. (For a full discussion of these
statistical adjustments see the Veteran Homelessness: A
Supplemental Report to the 2010 Annual Homeless Assessment
Report to Congress.)
As a result of these efforts, the PIT counts of homeless veterans
have become increasingly precise. HUD and the VA will continue
to focus on the accuracy of these estimates and use them to
develop appropriate intervention strategies to prevent and end
homelessness among veterans.
2011
Table 8: PIT Estimates of Homelessness Among
Veterans by Sheltered Status
90,000
80,000
75,609
76,329
67,495
70,000
60,000
50,000
43,409
43,437
32,200
32,892
40,000
30,000
20,000
2009
2010
40,033
27,462
2011
All Homeless Veterans
Sheltered Homeless Veteran
Unsheltered Homeless Veteran
On a single night in January 2011:
 67,495 veterans were homeless in the United States, about 14 percent of all
homeless adults.
 About 59 percent of homeless veterans were sheltered (or 40,033 people), and an
estimated 41 percent were in unsheltered locations (or 27,462 people).
Trends:
 Homelessness among veterans has declined by nearly 12 percent (or 8,834
people) since January 2010 and by almost 11 percent (or 8,114 people) since
January 2009.
 A higher share of homeless veterans was in shelter in 2011 (59 percent) than in
2009 or 2010 (about 57 percent in each year).
 The share of veterans among all homeless adults has declined from 16 percent in
2009 and 2010 to 14 percent in 2011.
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National Inventory of Beds for Homeless People
Table 9: Inventory of Beds for Homeless People by Household Type, 2011
Emergency
Shelters
Household
(HH) Type
Beds
Transitional
Housing
Units
Beds
HHs without
Children
114,976
n/a
91,453
HHs with
Children
110,626
34,964
Total
225,602
34,964
Permanent
Supportive Housing
Units
Beds
Units
n/a
161,072
n/a
110,334
35,778
105,896
37,152
201,787
35,778
266,968
37,152
Table 10: Inventory of Beds for Homeless
Persons, 2007-20111
266,968
270,000
260,000
250,000
240,000
230,000
220,000
210,000
200,000
190,000
180,000
211,451
211,205
211,222
205,062
188,636
2007
 694,357 beds were available in emergency shelters, transitional housing,
and permanent supportive housing programs.
 225,602 beds (or 33 percent of the total inventory) were in emergency
shelters.
 201,787 beds (or 29 percent of the total inventory) were in transitional
housing.
 266,968 beds (or 38 percent of the total inventory) were in permanent
supportive housing.
 Across all three program types, there were 367,501 beds for homeless
individuals (or 53 percent of all beds).
 Across all three program types, there were 326,856 beds for homeless
persons in families (or 47 percent of all beds).
Since January 2010:
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214,425
207,589
195,724
2008
2009
221,610
225,602
200,623
201,787
2010
2011
Emergency Shelter
Transitional Housing
Permanent Supportive Housing
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On a single night in January 2011:
236,798
219,381
In 2011, there were also 2,116 beds in Safe Havens, a slight decrease from 2010 (2,199 beds)
and 2009 (2,028 beds).
2011
The total bed inventory has increased by 33,127 beds (or 5 percent).
The largest increase occurred within permanent supportive housing,
which increased by 30,170 beds (or nearly 13 percent).
The increase among emergency shelters was small (3,992 beds or 2
percent), as was the increase in transitional housing (1,164 or 0.6
percent).
Since January 2007:
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The total bed inventory has increased sharply, by 83,065 beds (or 14
percent).
The inventory of permanent supportive housing beds grew significantly
by 78,332 beds (or 42 percent), accounting for 94 percent of the growth
in the nation’s bed inventory.
The increase among emergency shelters (14,151 beds or 7 percent) was
small, and the inventory of transitional housing beds decreased slightly
(9,418 beds or 4 percent).
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2011
2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
CoC
Number
CoC Name
2010
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
1,223
794
429
138
1,231
740
491
151
905
492
413
139
632
378
254
93
1,950
1,445
505
175
2,273
1,645
628
235
AK-500
Anchorage CoC
AK-501
Alaska Balance of State CoC
AL-500
Birmingham/Jefferson, St. Clair, Shelby Counties CoC
AL-501
Mobile City & County/Baldwin County CoC
718
542
176
72
883
540
343
131
AL-502
Florence/Northwest Alabama CoC
244
219
25
9
170
131
39
8
AL-503
Huntsville/North Alabama CoC
656
489
167
51
819
678
141
48
AL-504
Montgomery City & County CoC
433
333
100
30
444
376
68
23
AL-505
Gadsden/Northeast Alabama CoC
495
414
81
22
370
221
149
60
AL-506
Tuscaloosa City & County CoC
265
257
8
3
278
271
7
3
AL-507
Alabama Balance of State CoC
797
626
171
72
809
691
118
43
AR-500
Little Rock/Central Arkansas CoC
1,276
1,094
182
63
1,425
1,179
246
66
AR-501
Fayetteville/Northwest Arkansas CoC
238
128
110
43
251
147
104
45
1
AR-503
Mississippi, Phillips Counties CoC
889
700
189
81
AR-504
Delta Hills CoC
790
441
349
122
969
731
238
95
AR-505
Southeast Arkansas
94
55
39
17
51
31
20
7
1
AR-507
Eastern Arkansas CoC
54
54
0
0
AR-512
Boone, Baxter, Marion, Newton Counties CoC
83
33
50
23
66
32
34
9
AZ-500
Arizona Balance of State CoC
2,047
1,027
1,020
285
3,069
2,085
984
288
AZ-501
Tucson/Pima County CoC
2,626
1,783
843
271
3,643
2,709
934
295
AZ-502
Phoenix/Mesa/Maricopa County Regional CoC
5,831
3,593
2,238
683
6,999
4,432
2,567
789
CA-500
San Jose/Santa Clara City & County CoC
7,067
6,450
617
232
7,086
6,078
1,008
285
CA-501
San Francisco CoC
5,669
5,034
635
233
5,823
5,309
514
178
CA-502
Oakland/Alameda County CoC
4,178
3,042
1,136
376
4,341
2,771
1,570
484
CA-503
Sacramento City & County CoC
2,376
1,772
604
203
2,734
2,163
571
197
CA-504
Santa Rosa/Petaluma/Sonoma County CoC
4,541
3,974
567
190
3,345
2,770
575
205
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2011
2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
Total
Homeless
People
2010
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
CoC
Number
CoC Name
CA-505
Richmond/Contra Costa County CoC
2,415
1,948
467
154
2,759
2,365
394
121
CA-506
Salinas/Monterey, San Benito Counties CoC
2,699
2,115
584
153
2,407
1,909
498
117
CA-507
Marin County CoC
862
626
236
86
1,026
767
259
85
CA-508
Watsonville/Santa Cruz City & County CoC
2,771
2,397
374
115
2,265
1,815
450
145
CA-509
Mendocino County CoC
1,456
1,352
104
35
1,202
1,071
131
44
CA-510
Turlock/Modesto/Stanislaus County CoC
1,434
987
447
130
1,800
1,118
682
281
CA-511
Stockton/San Joaquin County CoC
2,540
1,538
1,002
313
3,005
2,122
883
281
CA-512
Daly/San Mateo County CoC
1,926
1,425
501
148
1,424
1,013
411
120
CA-513
Visalia, Kings, Tulare Counties CoC
804
640
164
59
966
606
360
108
CA-514
Fresno/Madera County CoC
5,135
3,710
1,425
580
4,288
3,294
994
313
CA-515
Roseville/Rocklin/Placer, Nevada Counties CoC
821
544
277
87
1,054
700
354
118
CA-516
Redding/Shasta County CoC
527
403
124
35
336
243
93
32
CA-517
Napa City & County CoC
230
171
59
19
314
261
53
16
CA-518
Vallejo/Solano County CoC
569
376
193
69
829
468
361
147
CA-519
Chico/Paradise/Butte County CoC
897
753
144
45
742
615
127
47
CA-520
Merced City & County CoC
486
460
26
9
372
344
28
10
CA-521
Davis/Woodland/Yolo County CoC
468
350
118
36
491
365
126
41
CA-522
Humboldt County CoC
861
599
262
105
1,355
889
466
138
CA-523
Colusa, Glen, Lake, Tehama, Trinity Counties CoC
322
200
122
43
197
145
52
18
CA-524
Yuba City, Marysville/Sutter, Yuba Counties CoC
649
408
241
70
512
276
236
72
CA-525
El Dorado County CoC
170
107
63
22
146
98
48
15
CA-526
Tuolumne, Calaveras, Amador Counties CoC
406
189
217
65
289
170
119
36
CA-528
Del Norte County CoC
448
316
132
38
18
4
14
5
CA-600
Los Angeles City & County CoC
45,422
36,204
9,218
3,035
42,694
37,809
4,885
1,840
2
CA-601
San Diego City and County CoC
9,436
7,763
1,673
564
4,526
4,016
510
190
CA-602
Santa Ana/Anaheim/Orange County CoC
6,939
5,231
1,708
574
8,333
6,956
1,377
481
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2011
2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
Total
Homeless
People
2010
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
CoC
Number
CoC Name
CA-603
Santa Maria/Santa Barbara County CoC
1,698
1,377
321
112
4,121
3,333
788
262
CA-604
Bakersfield/Kern County CoC
1,439
1,236
203
69
1,499
1,251
248
78
CA-605
San Buenaventura/Ventura County CoC
1,172
935
237
66
1,295
1,046
249
86
CA-606
Long Beach CoC
3,164
2,596
568
181
3,909
3,200
709
224
CA-607
Pasadena CoC
1,216
1,022
194
75
1,137
875
262
91
CA-608
Riverside City & County CoC
6,203
5,655
548
220
3,126
1,618
1,508
393
CA-609
San Bernardino City & County CoC
2,825
1,916
909
189
2,026
1,397
629
221
3,857
2,535
1,322
498
2
CA-610
San Diego County
CA-611
Oxnard CoC
638
524
114
43
520
373
147
38
CA-612
Glendale CoC
412
297
115
42
428
286
142
43
CA-613
Imperial County CoC
508
398
110
39
505
400
105
33
CA-614
San Luis Obispo County CoC
2,129
1,724
405
162
3,829
1,547
2,282
673
CO-500
Colorado Balance of State CoC
9,283
1,615
7,668
1,918
5,267
1,324
3,943
986
CO-503
Metropolitan Denver Homeless Initiative
4,809
2,200
2,609
924
8,752
5,081
3,671
1,156
CO-504
Colorado Springs/El Paso County CoC
1,024
731
293
93
1,463
1,169
294
92
127
96
31
11
3
CT-500
Danbury CoC
CT-501
New Haven CoC
660
430
230
75
711
472
239
78
CT-502
Hartford CoC
881
617
264
87
976
708
268
91
CT-503
Bridgeport/Stratford/Fairfield CoC
491
361
130
40
474
309
165
50
CT-505
3
Connecticut Balance of State CoC
1,726
1,172
554
199
1,196
811
385
131
CT-506
Norwalk/Fairfield County CoC
191
154
37
14
213
168
45
16
CT-508
Stamford/Greenwich CoC
323
222
101
36
257
176
81
28
142
110
32
11
75
49
26
11
CT-509
3
New Britain CoC
3
CT-510
Bristol CoC
CT-512
City of Waterbury CoC
DC-500
District of Columbia CoC
184
115
69
31
145
94
51
20
6,546
3,858
2,688
858
6,539
4,016
2,523
800
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2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
Total
Homeless
People
2010
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
CoC
Number
CoC Name
DE-500
Delaware Statewide CoC
1,035
663
372
116
982
681
301
111
FL-500
Sarasota/Bradenton/Manatee, Sarasota Counties CoC
1,152
922
230
105
1,999
1,201
798
231
FL-501
Tampa/Hillsborough County CoC
7,336
4,468
2,868
812
7,473
4,107
3,366
1,201
FL-502
St. Petersburg/Clearwater/Largo/Pinellas County CoC
3,890
2,689
1,201
373
3,948
3,463
485
188
FL-503
Lakeland CoC
524
396
128
40
675
570
105
30
FL-504
Daytona Beach/Daytona/Volusia, Flagler Counties CoC
2,210
2,015
195
61
2,155
1,677
478
151
FL-505
Fort Walton Beach/Okaloosa, Walton Counties CoC
2,764
827
1,937
546
2,262
1,248
1,014
334
FL-506
Tallahassee/Leon County CoC
787
609
178
68
640
475
165
48
FL-507
Orlando/Orange, Osceola, Seminole Counties CoC
4,515
3,135
1,380
437
4,041
2,696
1,345
447
FL-508
Gainesville/Alachua, Putnam Counties CoC
1,179
969
210
73
1,019
774
245
111
FL-509
Fort Pierce/St. Lucie, Indian River, Martin Counties CoC
1,683
609
1,074
398
2,160
1,101
1,059
384
FL-510
Jacksonville-Duval, Clay Counties CoC
3,025
2,377
648
220
3,241
2,345
896
237
FL-511
Pensacola/Escambia/Santa Rosa County CoC
733
590
143
43
1,160
755
405
175
FL-512
Saint Johns County CoC
1,391
1,004
387
99
1,252
1,092
160
50
FL-513
Palm Bay/Melbourne/Brevard County CoC
1,907
1,298
609
281
1,221
881
340
109
FL-514
Ocala/Marion County CoC
1,032
961
71
22
576
273
303
125
FL-515
Panama City/Bay, Jackson Counties CoC
411
320
91
39
326
207
119
40
FL-516
Winterhaven/Polk County CoC
576
537
39
13
145
124
21
7
FL-517
Hendry, Hardee, Highlands Counties CoC
1,319
559
760
376
4,220
812
3,408
1,619
FL-518
Columbia, Hamilton, Lafayette, Suwannee Counties CoC
1,179
792
387
155
1,114
724
390
159
FL-519
Pasco County CoC
4,502
1,338
3,164
1,266
4,527
1,312
3,215
1,286
FL-520
Citrus, Hernando, Lake, Sumter Counties CoC
1,715
1,192
523
210
1,385
963
422
126
FL-600
Miami/Dade County CoC
3,817
2,468
1,349
385
3,879
2,562
1,317
397
FL-601
Ft Lauderdale/Broward County CoC
3,801
3,247
554
145
3,225
2,575
650
206
FL-602
Punta Gorda/Charlotte County CoC
828
738
90
37
376
285
91
39
FL-603
Ft Myers/Cape Coral/Lee County CoC
969
750
219
69
944
720
224
55
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2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
Total
Homeless
People
2010
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
904
798
106
41
1,040
838
202
81
2,148
1,665
483
140
2,147
1,682
465
138
390
311
79
29
401
276
125
43
CoC
Number
CoC Name
FL-604
Monroe County CoC
FL-605
West Palm Beach/Palm Beach County CoC
FL-606
Naples/Collier County CoC
GA-500
Atlanta/Roswell/DeKalb, Fulton Counties CoC
6,805
5,732
1,073
365
7,019
5,781
1,238
492
GA-501
Georgia Balance of State CoC
11,168
7,989
3,179
1,066
9,750
6,315
3,435
1,058
GA-503
Athens/Clarke County CoC
407
296
111
31
496
353
143
44
GA-504
Augusta CoC
497
291
206
55
556
405
151
51
GA-505
Columbus-Muscogee/Russell County CoC
486
378
108
36
468
351
117
34
GA-506
Marietta/Cobb County CoC
370
188
182
60
470
266
204
70
GA-507
Savannah/Chatham County CoC
1,242
1,101
141
48
1,077
906
171
63
GU-500
Guam CoC
1,745
279
1,466
250
1,635
534
1,101
172
HI-500
Hawaii Balance of State CoC
1,954
1,196
758
217
1,663
935
728
195
HI-501
Honolulu CoC
4,234
1,999
2,235
558
4,171
1,954
2,217
569
IA-500
Sioux City/Dakota, Woodbury Counties CoC
366
167
199
66
308
129
179
57
IA-501
Iowa Balance of State CoC
1,782
777
1,005
318
1,686
713
973
318
IA-502
Des Moines/Polk County CoC
986
684
302
88
1,020
686
334
106
ID-500
Boise/Ada County CoC
838
630
208
76
872
645
227
73
ID-501
Idaho Balance of State
1,361
680
681
221
1,474
800
674
214
IL-500
McHenry County CoC
182
113
69
25
212
124
88
30
IL-501
Rockford/Winnebago, Boone Counties CoC
580
355
225
82
621
274
347
87
IL-502
Waukegan/North Chicago/Lake County CoC
464
269
195
78
474
237
237
96
IL-503
Champaign/Urbana/Rantoul/Champaign County CoC
231
87
144
69
534
209
325
124
IL-504
Madison County CoC
256
98
158
47
202
62
140
42
IL-505
Evanston CoC
188
135
53
18
IL-506
Joliet/Bolingbrook/Will County CoC
353
191
162
54
389
187
202
66
IL-507
Peoria/Perkin/Fulton, Peoria, Tazewell, Woodford CoC
313
194
119
40
376
205
171
70
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2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
Total
Homeless
People
2010
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
CoC
Number
CoC Name
IL-508
East Saint Louis/Belleville/Saint Clair County CoC
370
176
194
69
514
297
217
96
IL-509
Dekalb City & County CoC
160
63
97
27
118
52
66
23
IL-510
Chicago CoC
6,635
4,261
2,374
766
6,240
3,342
2,898
883
IL-511
Cook County CoC
1,257
722
535
174
1,202
655
547
178
IL-512
Bloomington/Central Illinois CoC
635
388
247
86
639
365
274
92
IL-513
Springfield/Sangamon County CoC
227
137
90
26
287
176
111
45
IL-514
DuPage County CoC
676
304
372
125
712
361
351
120
IL-515
South Central Illinois CoC
160
24
136
55
190
46
144
38
IL-516
Decatur/Macon County CoC
206
106
100
34
197
118
79
25
IL-517
Aurora/Elgin/Kane County CoC
444
327
117
38
445
333
112
32
IL-518
Rock Island/Moline/Northwestern Illinois CoC
313
149
164
54
392
177
215
72
IL-519
West Central Illinois CoC
160
44
116
37
172
61
111
51
IL-520
Southern Illinois CoC
387
165
222
71
291
152
139
41
IN-500
South Bend/Mishawaka/St. Joseph County CoC
613
407
206
56
641
453
188
81
IN-502
Indiana Balance of State CoC
3,996
2,189
1,807
581
4,317
2,205
2,112
650
IN-503
Indianapolis CoC
1,587
1,193
394
121
1,494
930
564
182
KS-501
Kansas City/Wyandotte County CoC
203
129
74
21
215
129
86
22
KS-502
Wichita/Sedgwick County CoC
634
454
180
52
384
310
74
25
KS-503
Topeka/Shawnee County CoC
336
191
145
40
356
228
128
32
KS-505
Overland Park/Shawnee/Johnson County CoC
315
55
260
75
210
58
152
48
KS-507
Kansas Balance of State CoC
1,023
596
427
140
859
593
266
85
KY-500
Kentucky Balance of State CoC
2,834
1,496
1,338
403
3,446
1,827
1,619
492
KY-501
Louisville/Jefferson County CoC
1,628
1,242
386
134
1,626
1,241
385
137
KY-502
Lexington/Fayette County CoC
1,572
1,104
468
194
1,551
1,057
494
176
LA-500
Lafayette/Acadiana CoC
577
383
194
67
731
383
348
114
LA-501
Lake Charles/Southwestern Louisiana CoC
45
43
2
1
72
57
15
6
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2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
Total
Homeless
People
2010
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
CoC
Number
CoC Name
LA-502
Shreveport/Bossier/Northwest CoC
733
471
262
81
830
461
369
116
LA-503
New Orleans/Jefferson Parish CoC
6,687
6,125
562
204
8,725
7,957
768
252
LA-504
Baton Rouge CoC
501
446
55
22
1,118
806
312
96
LA-505
Monroe/Northeast Louisiana CoC
227
116
111
38
228
93
135
38
LA-506
Slidell/Southeast Louisiana CoC
281
175
106
33
357
167
190
70
LA-507
Alexandria/Central Louisiana CoC
208
162
46
18
151
103
48
15
LA-508
Houma-Terrebonne/Thibodaux CoC
32
20
12
5
270
74
196
56
MA-500
Boston CoC
5,476
2,550
2,926
987
5,139
2,371
2,768
947
MA-501
Holyoke/Franklin, Hampden, Hampshire Counties CoC
1,541
487
1,054
372
1,881
543
1,338
421
MA-502
Lynn CoC
531
151
380
135
464
154
310
102
MA-503
Cape Cod/Islands CoC
480
269
211
80
504
275
229
87
MA-504
Springfield CoC
1,025
291
734
248
886
308
578
188
MA-505
New Bedford CoC
351
257
94
36
374
276
98
35
MA-506
Worcester City & County CoC
1,315
396
919
309
1,409
482
927
319
MA-507
Pittsfield/Berkshire County CoC
192
151
41
16
280
164
116
46
MA-508
Lowell CoC
589
209
380
124
526
179
347
111
MA-509
Cambridge CoC
471
346
125
44
559
340
219
83
MA-510
Gloucester/Haverhill/Salem/Essex County CoC
886
254
632
202
997
340
657
231
MA-511
Quincy/Weymouth CoC
277
161
116
43
316
151
165
63
MA-512
Lawrence CoC
268
82
186
72
308
83
225
82
MA-513
Malden/Medford CoC
347
16
331
120
293
16
277
113
MA-515
Fall River CoC
288
100
188
41
253
116
137
46
MA-516
Massachusetts Balance of State CoC
884
173
711
250
861
177
684
235
MA-517
Somerville CoC
137
80
57
22
142
81
61
24
MA-518
Brookline/Newton CoC
191
57
134
51
410
62
348
124
MA-519
Attleboro/Taunton/Bristol County CoC
224
75
149
57
174
70
104
43
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2011
2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
Total
Homeless
People
2010
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
1,191
239
952
322
870
215
655
226
123
64
59
20
107
49
58
17
CoC
Number
CoC Name
MA-520
Brockton/Plymouth City & County CoC
MD-500
Cumberland/Allegany County CoC
MD-501
Baltimore City CoC
4,094
3,160
934
323
3,419
2,484
935
359
MD-502
Harford County CoC
243
122
121
34
228
170
58
21
MD-503
Annapolis/Anne Arundel County CoC
382
229
153
52
395
262
133
39
MD-504
Howard County CoC
189
94
95
30
221
92
129
43
MD-505
Baltimore County CoC
881
472
409
132
891
449
442
142
MD-506
Carroll County CoC
179
112
67
24
211
132
79
27
MD-507
Cecil County CoC
220
166
54
18
173
90
83
36
MD-508
Charles, Calvert, St.Mary's Counties CoC
1,153
256
897
362
2,560
640
1,920
594
MD-509
Frederick City & County CoC
248
137
111
38
303
192
111
39
MD-510
Garrett County CoC
35
35
0
0
11
11
0
0
MD-511
Mid-Shore Regional CoC
85
54
31
10
96
70
26
9
MD-512
Hagerstown/Washington County CoC
210
87
123
36
137
60
77
28
MD-513
Wicomico/Somerset/Worcester County CoC
253
179
74
25
240
175
65
24
MD-600
Prince George`s County/Maryland CoC
772
428
344
106
789
431
358
101
MD-601
Montgomery County CoC
1,141
758
383
128
1,064
692
372
124
ME-500
Maine Balance of State CoC
1,366
549
817
277
1,298
441
857
296
ME-501
Greater Penobscot/Bangor CoC
466
229
237
71
445
224
221
65
ME-502
Portland CoC
615
406
209
79
636
396
240
86
MI-500
Michigan Balance of State CoC
2,499
1,052
1,447
447
2,953
1,151
1,802
619
MI-501
Detroit CoC
3,138
2,401
737
265
2,812
2,434
378
141
MI-502
Dearborn/Dearborn Heights/Westland/Wayne Cty CoC
482
132
350
101
458
153
305
82
MI-503
St. Clair Shores/Warren/Macomb County CoC
656
492
164
69
896
545
351
105
MI-504
Pontiac/Royal Oak/Oakland County CoC
713
519
194
65
731
492
239
78
MI-505
Flint/Genesee County CoC
490
352
138
54
277
183
94
29
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2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
Total
Homeless
People
2010
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
CoC
Number
CoC Name
MI-506
Grand Rapids/Wyoming/Kent County CoC
627
269
358
140
585
228
357
118
MI-507
Portage/Kalamazoo City & County CoC
822
343
479
136
679
295
384
117
MI-508
Lansing/East Lansing/Ingham County CoC
444
347
97
30
535
389
146
45
MI-509
Ann Arbor/Washtenaw County CoC
469
304
165
51
474
306
168
50
MI-510
Saginaw City & County CoC
390
243
147
47
305
176
129
43
MI-511
Lenawee County CoC
166
67
99
29
120
40
80
22
MI-512
Grand Traverse, Antrim, Leelanau Counties CoC
234
128
106
39
296
127
169
60
MI-513
Marquette, Alger Counties CoC
102
84
18
7
68
28
40
14
MI-514
Battle Creek/Calhoun County CoC
192
144
48
18
186
136
50
13
MI-515
Monroe City & County CoC
121
81
40
13
140
75
65
30
MI-516
Norton Shores/Muskegon City & County CoC
691
345
346
121
646
308
338
135
MI-517
Jackson City & County CoC
246
123
123
48
323
121
202
64
MI-518
Livingston County CoC
135
65
70
24
121
46
75
23
MI-519
Holland/Ottawa County CoC
343
101
242
65
306
104
202
59
MI-523
Eaton County CoC
225
42
183
56
147
28
119
33
MN-500
Minneapolis/Hennepin County CoC
3,100
1,528
1,572
467
3,056
1,830
1,226
411
MN-501
Saint Paul/Ramsey County CoC
1,439
634
805
263
1,424
646
778
248
MN-502
Rochester/Southeast Minnesota CoC
361
112
249
68
419
103
316
98
4
MN-503
Dakota, Anoka, Washington, Scott, Carver Counties
696
193
503
162
776
166
610
204
MN-504
Northeast Minnesota CoC
174
66
108
35
208
87
121
46
MN-505
St. Cloud/Central Minnesota CoC
599
390
209
68
541
245
296
93
MN-506
Northwest Minnesota CoC
252
87
165
51
422
119
303
101
MN-508
Moorhead/West Central Minnesota CoC
263
116
147
44
278
116
162
55
MN-509
Duluth/St.Louis County CoC
494
245
249
84
524
240
284
92
148
30
118
46
73
23
50
15
4
MN-510
Scott/Carver/Washington Counties CoC
MN-511
Southwest Minnesota CoC
117
39
78
23
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2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
Total
Homeless
People
2010
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
657
248
409
131
659
208
451
137
CoC
Number
CoC Name
MO-500
St. Louis County CoC
MO-501
St.Louis City CoC
1,344
796
548
190
1,305
734
571
179
MO-503
St. Charles, Lincoln, Warren Counties CoC
1,003
419
584
201
1,089
387
702
233
MO-600
Springfield/Greene, Christian, Webster Counties CoC
591
333
258
96
662
428
234
92
MO-602
Joplin/Jasper, Newton Counties CoC
457
336
121
37
393
277
116
36
MO-603
St. Joseph/Andrew, Buchanan, DeKalb Counties CoC
181
125
56
17
164
140
24
9
MO-604
Kansas City/Independence/Lee's Summit/Jackson Cty CoC
2,789
1,241
1,548
407
1,938
1,161
777
253
MO-606
Missouri Balance of State CoC
1,967
1,159
808
251
1,912
1,092
820
257
MS-500
Jackson/Rankin, Madison Counties CoC
826
821
5
1
914
801
113
46
MS-501
Mississippi Balance of State CoC
951
532
419
124
1,242
581
661
199
MS-503
Gulf Port/Gulf Coast Regional CoC
529
472
57
16
587
542
45
19
MT-500
Montana Statewide CoC
1,768
1,094
674
222
1,615
890
725
238
NC-500
Winston Salem/Forsyth County CoC
527
399
128
47
543
389
154
51
NC-501
Asheville/Buncombe County CoC
514
453
61
24
516
415
101
40
NC-502
Durham City & County CoC
597
464
133
44
675
534
141
51
NC-503
North Carolina Balance of State CoC
2,987
1,915
1,072
347
2,851
1,824
1,027
353
NC-504
Greensboro/High Point CoC
1,024
748
276
91
1,070
738
332
112
NC-505
Charlotte/Mecklenberg CoC
2,847
1,966
881
293
2,841
2,168
673
243
NC-506
Wilmington/Brunswick, New Hanover, Pender Cty CoC
483
252
231
84
678
381
297
76
NC-507
Raleigh/Wake County CoC
1,150
872
278
90
1,180
892
288
113
NC-509
Gastonia/Cleveland, Gaston, Lincoln Counties CoC
378
338
40
15
324
264
60
24
NC-511
Fayetteville/Cumberland County CoC
1,061
568
493
120
1,033
538
495
145
NC-513
Chapel Hill/Orange County CoC
136
110
26
9
135
111
24
9
NC-516
Northwest North Carolina CoC
1,192
218
974
296
345
107
238
76
ND-500
North Dakota Statewide CoC
603
396
207
60
799
539
260
82
1,121
522
599
187
1,010
586
424
142
NE-500
5
Nebraska Balance of State CoC
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2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
CoC
Number
CoC Name
NE-501
Omaha/Council Bluffs CoC
NE-502
Lincoln CoC
2010
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
1,580
1,164
416
169
1,429
1,083
346
109
847
524
323
77
908
541
367
123
79
23
56
23
288
118
170
56
57
27
30
10
106
45
61
19
5
NE-503
Southwest Nebraska CoC
NE-504
5
NE-505
Total
Homeless
People
Southeast Nebraska CoC
Panhandle of Nebraska CoC
5
5
NE-506
Northeast Nebraska CoC
NH-500
New Hampshire Balance of State CoC
808
422
386
140
813
477
336
111
NH-501
Manchester CoC
350
219
131
54
415
278
137
56
NH-502
Nashua/Hillsborough County CoC
311
179
132
49
346
188
158
69
NJ-500
Atlantic City & County CoC
533
437
96
37
588
511
77
28
NJ-501
Bergen County CoC
1,521
628
893
310
522
338
184
63
NJ-502
Burlington County CoC
1,035
474
561
183
716
338
378
127
NJ-503
Camden City & County CoC
733
460
273
104
775
479
296
108
NJ-504
Newark/Essex County CoC
1,505
717
788
265
1,716
842
874
324
NJ-505
Gloucester County CoC
185
49
136
50
206
58
148
56
NJ-506
Jersey City/Bayonne/Hudson County CoC
1,536
541
995
377
1,779
637
1,142
436
NJ-507
New Brunswick/Middlesex County CoC
930
373
557
198
1,535
591
944
325
NJ-508
Monmouth County CoC
559
247
312
103
604
222
382
141
NJ-509
Morris County CoC
446
330
116
46
297
167
130
49
NJ-510
Lakewood Township/Ocean County CoC
545
343
202
73
590
310
280
96
NJ-511
Paterson/Passaic County CoC
847
484
363
99
698
348
350
125
NJ-512
Salem County CoC
80
35
45
17
146
83
63
22
NJ-513
Somerset County CoC
387
282
105
40
310
162
148
47
NJ-514
Trenton/Mercer County CoC
843
416
427
158
901
477
424
150
NJ-515
Elizabeth/Union County CoC
1,471
584
887
303
1,212
465
747
252
472
218
254
94
449
177
272
95
NJ-516
6
Warren, Sussex, Hunterdon Counties CoC
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2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
CoC
Number
CoC Name
NJ-518
Ocean City/Cape May County CoC
Total
Homeless
People
412
2010
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
166
246
Family
Households
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
86
317
160
157
54
102
48
54
20
6
NJ-519
Sussex County CoC
NJ-520
Cumberland County CoC
NM-500
97
57
40
13
274
107
167
54
Albuquerque CoC
1,639
1,053
586
166
2,002
1,454
548
180
NM-501
New Mexico Balance of State CoC
1,962
1,193
769
264
1,473
889
584
124
NV-500
Las Vegas/Clark County CoC
9,432
8,536
896
306
13,338
11,941
1,397
346
NV-501
Reno/Sparks/Washoe County CoC
850
636
214
52
934
790
144
47
NV-502
Nevada Balance of State CoC
297
224
73
25
322
209
113
46
NY-500
Rochester/Irondequoit/Greece/Monroe County CoC
694
360
334
119
709
375
334
103
NY-501
Elmira/Steuben, Allegany, Livingston, Chemung, Schuyler Cty CoC
297
225
72
25
256
202
54
18
NY-502
Auburn/Cayuga County
48
16
32
9
37
35
2
1
NY-503
Albany City & County CoC
641
360
281
78
650
442
208
71
NY-504
Cattaragus County CoC
40
14
26
9
118
35
83
30
NY-505
Syracuse/Onondaga County CoC
746
585
161
45
718
600
118
39
NY-506
Fulton, Montgomery, Schoharie Counties CoC
60
20
40
11
19
13
6
2
NY-507
Schenectady City & County CoC
358
231
127
44
389
224
165
54
NY-508
Buffalo/Erie County CoC
938
601
337
114
925
639
286
122
NY-509
Oswego County CoC
40
18
22
6
85
42
43
21
NY-510
Ithaca/Tompkins County CoC
68
45
23
8
73
41
32
12
NY-511
Binghamton/Union Town/Broome, Otsego Counties CoC
218
208
10
5
234
211
23
8
NY-512
Troy/Rensselaer County CoC
267
132
135
46
314
83
231
114
NY-513
Wayne, Ontario, Seneca, Yates Counties CoC
111
74
37
15
75
42
33
13
NY-514
Jamestown/Dunkirk/Chautauqua County CoC
57
23
34
14
88
28
60
19
NY-516
Clinton County CoC
118
103
15
7
84
63
21
9
NY-517
Orleans County CoC
42
15
27
7
30
2
28
8
NY-518
Utica/Rome/Oneida County CoC
182
99
83
27
343
251
92
32
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2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
Total
Homeless
People
2010
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
CoC
Number
CoC Name
NY-519
Columbia/Greene County CoC
177
80
97
29
305
161
144
40
NY-520
Franklin County
22
12
10
2
14
8
6
3
NY-522
Jefferson/Lewis/St. Lawrence Counties CoC
108
65
43
13
121
103
18
9
NY-523
Glen Falls/Saratoga Springs/Saratoga County CoC
320
199
121
39
186
151
35
13
NY-524
Niagara Falls/Niagara County CoC
176
158
18
9
182
164
18
5
NY-600
New York City CoC
51,123
20,984
30,139
10,045
53,187
19,992
33,195
10,332
NY-601
Poughkeepsie/Dutchess County CoC
435
213
222
89
476
280
196
90
NY-602
Newburgh/Middletown/Orange County CoC
448
313
135
51
505
294
211
65
NY-603
Islip/Babylon/Huntington/Suffolk County CoC
2,323
670
1,653
496
2,431
455
1,976
591
NY-604
Yonkers/Mount Vernon/New Rochelle/Westchester CoC
1,537
683
854
288
1,339
460
879
237
NY-605
Nassau County CoC
955
372
583
190
732
286
446
160
NY-606
Rockland County CoC
112
67
45
16
141
93
48
17
NY-607
Sullivan County CoC
525
239
286
97
400
264
136
33
NY-608
Kingston/Ulster County CoC
259
154
105
35
440
254
186
61
OH-500
Cincinnati/Hamilton County CoC
1,275
730
545
167
1,006
709
297
97
OH-501
Toledo/Lucas County CoC
1,096
782
314
108
986
672
314
111
OH-502
Cleveland/Cuyahoga County CoC
2,262
1,766
496
173
2,278
1,783
495
171
OH-503
Columbus/Franklin County CoC
1,418
1,023
395
127
1,387
954
433
132
OH-504
Youngstown/Mahoning County CoC
223
124
99
32
183
97
86
25
OH-505
Dayton/Kettering/Montgomery County CoC
986
602
384
122
884
625
259
96
OH-506
Akron/Barberton/Summit County CoC
857
542
315
97
859
587
272
84
OH-507
Ohio Balance of State CoC
4,431
2,008
2,423
777
4,555
2,044
2,511
810
OH-508
Canton/Massillon/Alliance/Stark County CoC
482
235
247
80
431
248
183
69
OK-500
North Central Oklahoma CoC
249
135
114
36
323
207
116
39
OK-501
Tulsa City & County/Broken Arrow CoC
879
696
183
61
905
718
187
60
OK-502
Oklahoma City CoC
1,348
1,112
236
80
1,128
890
238
79
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2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
Total
Homeless
People
2010
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
CoC
Number
CoC Name
OK-503
Oklahoma Balance of State CoC
483
310
173
66
324
211
113
35
OK-504
Norman/Cleveland County CoC
619
418
201
61
565
438
127
37
OK-505
Northeast Oklahoma CoC
266
160
106
39
567
214
353
136
OK-506
Southwest Oklahoma Regional CoC
133
75
58
27
272
156
116
30
OK-507
Southeastern Oklahoma Regional CoC
648
330
318
99
1,145
483
662
249
OR-500
Eugene/Springfield/Lane County CoC
2,140
1,533
607
190
2,580
1,899
681
217
OR-501
Portland-Gresham-Multnomah County CoC
4,497
2,815
1,682
537
4,235
2,943
1,292
443
OR-502
Medford/Ashland/Jackson County CoC
1,049
580
469
205
922
505
417
123
OR-503
Central Oregon CoC
802
416
386
125
569
305
264
80
2,316
1,049
1,267
417
OR-504
7
Salem/Marion, Polk Counties CoC
7
7,006
3,099
3,907
1,312
6,498
2,530
3,968
1,259
752
435
317
102
950
514
436
135
Clackamas County CoC
1,008
567
441
152
1,422
986
436
137
PA-500
Philadelphia CoC
6,180
3,328
2,852
918
6,084
3,077
3,007
996
PA-501
Harrisburg/Dauphin County CoC
394
218
176
69
394
238
156
57
PA-502
Upper Darby/Chester/Haverford/Delaware County CoC
648
250
398
106
716
265
451
136
PA-503
Wilkes-Barre/Hazleton/Luzerne County CoC
180
116
64
23
201
117
84
30
PA-504
Lower Marion/Norristown/Abington/Montgomery Cty CoC
410
152
258
78
428
170
258
82
PA-505
Chester County CoC
726
521
205
71
319
156
163
52
PA-506
Reading/Berks County CoC
357
231
126
47
513
343
170
56
PA-507
Altoona/Central Pennsylvania CoC
961
397
564
191
1,167
511
656
208
PA-508
Scranton/Lackawanna County CoC
276
122
154
56
285
145
140
49
PA-509
Allentown/Northeast Pennsylvania CoC
759
266
493
167
728
248
480
155
PA-510
Lancaster City & County CoC
505
250
255
89
602
302
300
101
PA-511
Bristol/Bensalem/Bucks County CoC
505
180
325
118
474
169
305
103
257
152
105
35
OR-505
Oregon Balance of State CoC
OR-506
Hillsboro/Beaverton/Washington County CoC
OR-507
PA-512
1
York City & County CoC
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2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
Total
Homeless
People
2010
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
1,423
871
552
199
1,265
722
543
154
CoC
Number
CoC Name
PA-600
Pittsburgh/McKeesport/Penn Hills/Allegheny Cty CoC
PA-601
Southwest Pennsylvania CoC
683
345
338
108
600
294
306
97
PA-602
Northwest Pennsylvania CoC
308
174
134
50
310
149
161
56
PA-603
Beaver County CoC
119
65
54
19
134
70
64
22
PA-605
Erie City & County CoC
405
229
176
52
296
215
81
39
PR-502
Puerto Rico Balance of Commonwealth CoC
1,362
1,098
264
128
1,775
1,597
178
61
PR-503
South/Southeast Puerto Rico CoC
1,538
1,248
290
133
2,374
2,124
250
88
RI-500
Rhode Island Statewide CoC
1,070
652
418
137
1,282
704
578
216
SC-500
Charleston/Low Country CoC
569
497
72
27
416
337
79
27
SC-501
Greenville/Anderson/Spartanburg Upstate CoC
1,401
924
477
150
1,164
753
411
131
SC-502
Columbia/Midlands CoC
1,621
1,229
392
154
1,368
993
375
131
SC-503
Myrtle Beach/Sumter City & County CoC
1,502
855
647
196
1,525
1,111
414
185
SD-500
South Dakota Statewide CoC
826
460
366
123
731
445
286
87
TN-500
Chattanooga/Southeast Tennessee CoC
561
375
186
62
622
573
49
16
TN-501
Memphis/Shelby County CoC
1,942
1,235
707
210
1,657
1,032
625
192
TN-502
Knoxville/Knox County CoC
998
840
158
61
910
792
118
44
TN-503
Central Tennessee CoC
232
199
33
9
177
136
41
16
TN-504
Nashville/Davidson County CoC
1,938
1,695
243
86
2,324
2,098
226
73
TN-506
Oak Ridge/Upper Cumberland CoC
526
205
321
112
635
383
252
80
TN-507
Jackson/West Tennessee CoC
1,894
1,234
660
273
2,050
1,135
915
410
TN-509
Appalachian Regional CoC
360
200
160
50
840
743
97
30
TN-510
Murfreesboro/Rutherford County CoC
225
160
65
18
219
152
67
17
TN-512
Morristown/Blount, Sevier, Campbell, Cocke Counties CoC
437
332
105
29
842
579
263
78
TX-500
San Antonio/Bexar County CoC
3,222
2,339
883
387
3,291
2,413
878
291
TX-501
Corpus Christi/Nueces County CoC
794
720
74
35
576
509
67
33
TX-503
Austin/Travis County CoC
2,362
1,700
662
217
2,087
1,486
601
196
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2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
Total
Homeless
People
2010
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
196
127
69
21
253
146
107
30
CoC
Number
CoC Name
TX-504
Victoria/Dewitt, Lavaca,Conzales Counties CoC
TX-600
Dallas City & County/Irving CoC
3,540
1,591
1,949
651
3,710
2,403
1,307
433
TX-601
Fort Worth/Arlington/Tarrant County CoC
2,169
1,247
922
292
2,181
1,299
882
281
TX-603
El Paso City & County CoC
1,331
709
622
170
1,260
768
492
159
TX-604
Waco/McLennan County CoC
267
172
95
37
312
231
81
24
11,356
6,688
4,668
1,417
11,170
7,893
3,277
1,325
8
TX-607
Texas Balance of State CoC
TX-610
Denton City & County CoC
156
126
30
9
91
39
52
18
TX-611
Amarillo CoC
439
277
162
59
578
410
168
48
TX-624
Wichita Falls/Wise, Palo Pinto, Wichita, Archer Counties CoC
234
193
41
12
242
215
27
11
TX-700
City of Houston/Harris County
8,471
6,293
2,178
752
6,368
4,488
1,880
781
TX-701
Bryan/College Station/Brazos Valley CoC
233
141
92
26
265
223
42
18
TX-702
Montgomery County CoC
746
331
415
120
762
277
485
146
TX-703
Beaumont/Port Arthur/South East Texas CoC
1,395
923
472
152
1,203
717
486
132
772
561
211
61
8
TX-704
The Gulf Coast Coalition
UT-500
Salt Lake City & County CoC
UT-503
2,033
1,206
827
241
1,968
1,191
777
227
Utah Balance of State CoC
898
512
386
126
952
465
487
145
UT-504
Provo/Mountainland CoC
199
124
75
22
364
270
94
32
VA-500
Richmond/Henrico, Chesterfield, Hanover Counties CoC
1,084
837
247
85
1,012
800
212
78
609
419
190
61
556
400
156
46
9
VA-501
Norfolk/Chesapeake/Suffolk/Isle of Wright, Southampton Cty CoC
VA-502
Roanoke City & County/Salem CoC
536
412
124
44
518
395
123
45
VA-503
Virginia Beach CoC
427
248
179
59
517
251
266
79
VA-504
Charlottesville CoC
213
159
54
24
228
168
60
18
VA-505
Newport News/Hampton/Virginia Peninsula CoC
736
511
225
68
607
448
159
51
VA-507
Portsmouth CoC
265
199
66
21
210
147
63
22
VA-508
Lynchburg CoC
226
129
97
28
255
133
122
44
VA-509
Petersburg CoC
69
57
12
5
90
77
13
4
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2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
CoC
Number
CoC Name
VA-510
Staunton/Waynesboro/Augusta, Highland Counties CoC
Total
Homeless
People
67
2010
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
42
25
Family
Households
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
11
94
70
24
8
37
13
24
7
9
VA-512
Chesapeake CoC
VA-513
Winchester/Shenandoah, Frederick, Warren Counties CoC
186
113
73
24
264
158
106
24
VA-514
Fredericksburg/Spotsylvania, Stafford Counties CoC
191
135
56
21
288
224
64
22
VA-517
Danville/Martinsville CoC
122
92
30
10
273
167
106
38
VA-518
Harrisburg/ Rockingham County CoC
125
81
44
18
184
73
111
26
32
15
17
5
9
VA-519
Suffolk VA CoC
VA-521
Virginia Balance of State CoC
806
338
468
153
804
318
486
163
VA-600
Arlington County CoC
461
268
193
65
535
351
184
61
VA-601
Fairfax County CoC
1,549
666
883
265
1,552
660
892
263
VA-602
Loudoun County CoC
162
86
76
24
157
71
86
25
VA-603
City of Alexandria CoC
416
264
152
52
359
208
151
52
VA-604
Prince William County CoC
566
175
391
107
508
191
317
100
VI-500
Virgin Islands CoC
532
450
82
22
487
468
19
9
VT-500
Vermont Balance of State CoC
655
376
279
73
607
428
179
63
VT-501
Burlington/Chittenden County CoC
489
261
228
83
613
369
244
104
WA-500
Seattle/King County CoC
8,972
5,484
3,488
1,040
9,022
5,608
3,414
1,064
WA-501
Washington Balance of State CoC
4,956
2,436
2,520
766
7,178
3,377
3,801
1,190
WA-502
Spokane City & County CoC
1,272
642
630
274
1,242
659
583
134
WA-503
Tacoma/Lakewood/Pierce County CoC
2,089
846
1,243
367
1,807
697
1,110
333
WA-504
Everett/Snohomish County CoC
1,860
830
1,030
354
2,018
805
1,213
399
WA-507
Yakima City & County CoC
443
218
225
81
507
255
252
76
WA-508
Vancouver/Clark County CoC
847
412
435
158
1,104
500
604
192
WI-500
Wisconsin Balance of State CoC
3,400
1,432
1,968
677
3,992
1,588
2,404
811
WI-501
Milwaukee City & County CoC
1,466
892
574
184
1,537
974
563
173
WI-502
Racine City & County CoC
243
144
99
31
236
158
78
17
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2011
2010 and 2011 Point-in-Time Estimates by CoC
2011
Total
Homeless
People
2010
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
Total
Homeless
People
Individuals
Persons
in
Families
Family
Households
CoC
Number
CoC Name
WI-503
Madison/Dane County CoC
676
370
306
102
568
320
248
79
WV-500
Wheeling/Weirton Area CoC
124
90
34
16
197
159
38
12
WV-501
Huntington/Cabell, Wayne Counties CoC
238
158
80
30
286
194
92
30
WV-503
Charleston/Kanawha, Putnam, Boone, Clay Counties CoC
394
306
88
30
406
286
120
46
WV-508
West Virginia Balance of State CoC
1,455
1,108
347
131
1,375
888
487
157
WY-500
Wyoming Statewide CoC
1,038
320
718
223
579
327
252
90
636,017
399,836
236,181
77,186
649,917
407,966
241,951
79,446
Total Counts
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
CoC was defunct in 2010 and reconstituted in 2011.
CA-601 merged with CA-610 in 2011.
CT-500, CT-509, and CT-510 merged with CT-505 in 2011.
MN-503 and MN-510 merged in 2011
NE-503, NE-504, NE-505, and NE-506 merged with NE-500 in 2011.
NJ-519 merged with NJ-516 in 2011.
OR-504 merged with OR-505 in 2011.
TX-704 merged with TX-607 in 2011.
VA-512 and VA-519 merged with VA-501 in 2011.
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