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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAutumn 2025 - Civic Academy Presentation - Social ServicesRIVERSIDE COUNTY POINT -IN - TIME (PIT) COUNT 2025: UPDATE Ivan Tenorio, Homeless and Supportive Services Manager What is the PIT Count? Conducted Jan 22, 2025, across Riverside County Annual HUD-required count of sheltered and unsheltered persons Supports funding allocation, service delivery, and coordinated action County Wide Highlights 2025 PIT Count Total Individuals Counted: 3,990 •Sheltered: 2,012 (+56.7%) * 11% increase from 2024 •Unsheltered: 1,978 (-19%) Unsheltered Decreases by Subpopulation •Veterans: 36% •Seniors 65+: 30% •Families' w/ Children: 18% •Youth (18–24): 66% Top 3 Causes of Homelessness •Family Disruption (20%) •Lack of Income (19%) •Unemployment (12%) Countywide from 2023 to 2025, unsheltered homelessness decreased by 19%, while sheltered homelessness increased by 56.7%, resulting in an overall 7.1% increase in the total PIT count. Coachella Valley Breakdown 2025 City Unsheltered Sheltered Total % Change Indio 51 458 509 +19.2% Palm Springs 88 74 162 −39.6% Desert Hot Springs 81 35 116 −4.9% Cathedral City 49 24 73 +62.2% Coachella 72 9 81 +9.5% Palm Desert 9 5 14 −64.0% La Qunita 5 1 6 +50% Rancho Mirage 0 0 0 -100% Indian Wells 0 0 0 0% Total 355 606 961 −2.1% *Chart above is a comparison against the 2023 PIT Count totals (Coachella Valley) Historical Data Palm Desert PIT Count Trend •2022: 36 (all unsheltered) •2023: 39 (all unsheltered) •2024: No City-by-City Data •2025: 14 total (9 unsheltered, 5 sheltered) Improvements •77% drop in unsheltered since 2023 •64% overall decrease since 2023 •First-ever sheltered count in 2025 What’s Working •Daily outreach •Strong coordination with City Net, Code enforcement, Sherriff's department, CVRM, and CVAG •Permanently housed 29 individuals in 2024 THANK YOU