Fewer people were experiencing homelessness in Sonoma County on the January morning of the annual Point-in-Time Count than the previous count, but there were more families recorded in the survey than last year.
There were 1,952 people recorded in the count without permanent housing, down from 2,522 in 2024, and down from 2023’s number of 2,266. The overall number was the lowest it has been since at least 2017 and showed a drop of 22% from 2024’s count.
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