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Staff Update on Homeless Activities: PIT Count PPT

Ad-hoc Homelessness Committee
August 17, 2026

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Staff Update on Homeless Activities: PIT Count PPT
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August 17, 2026
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Staff Update onHomeless Activities:P oint In Time (PIT)AD HOC HOME LE SSNESS COM MITTEE ME ETIN GAGE NDA ITEM 3 .3AUGUST 1 7, 2 02 6 HUD requirement … •Count every two years•Single night snapshot•Planned and coordinated by local CoC •Carried out on a single day in January•Federal core source of data to track the number, demographics, and needs of the homeless•Data determines federal and state funding allocations•Does not include those at riskof homelessness

IMPACT OF INVESTMENT1289893316299624515452479124912300500100015002000250030003500 Homeless Unsheltered Sheltered20222024202617%50%44%T O T A L I N V E S T E D$65.5 MS I N C E 2 0 2 0 2025202220192, 479900921PIT Count 7,6387,9584,197# People Served*8791,155950# Exits to Interim Housing 505872192# Exits to Permanent Housing

IMPACT OF INVESTMENT
*ESG and HHAP funded programming
IMPACT OF INVESTMENTOverall Analysis California / National Context2026MeasureStockton is improving faster than the broader trendGreater than recent national and statewide reductions↓17%Overall HomelessnessExceptional improvement in the highest-need populationDramatically greater than recent national/state reductions↓50%Unsheltered HomelessnessMore people are accessing shelter rather than remaining unshelteredIndicates increased utilization/capacity↑44%Sheltered HomelessnessEvidence of meaningful system-level changeOutperforming broader trendsSignificant improvementOverall direction Public Works and Clean City Initiative2026 (Large scale clean-ups, heavy equipment)•13 cleanups•356.6 tons •163 truckloads•$21, 930 cost for dumping•$38K in personnel costs SPD - Strategic Community Officers and Clean Parks2026•500 Encampment Clean Ups (479 tents)•Teamed up 1-2 days a week with SJCares•Couple calls per day when not teamed up SJCARES2024-2026 Made more than 8,306 points of contact•Engaging 1,020 unique individuals Countywide•872 directly linked to supportive services •162 transitioned off-streets into permanent housing•55 (34%) permanently housed

QUANTITY OF EFFORT
Use HCD DATA SET

Program Name OrganizationBudget Category / Services ProvidedRd. Outreach/ CATALYST Program Rental Assistance / RR/ Landlord Inct. Outreach/ Interim Housing Homeless Shelter Operations Project Hope Rental Assistance/ Landlord Inct. RA/ RR/ Landlord Inct./ Outreach RA / RR Homeless Outreach Coordinated Entry SystemChildren's Home of StocktonCVLIHC Ready to WorkSt. Mary'sLutheran Social Services Housing Authority of San Joaquin Stockton ShelterSacramento Self-Help HousingFamily Resource and Referral Center$ 6.46 MLandlord IncentivesNew Navigation Centers and Emergency SheltersInterim Housing - Operating Subsidies & Reserves Outreach and CoordinationPermanent Housing and Innovative SolutionsRental Assistance and Rapid RehousingSystems Support1 Villa d’ FlorePark Center ApartmentsDelta Community Developers Corp.Visionary Home Builders $ 3.05 MInterim Housing - Operating Subsidies & Reserves Permanent Housing and Innovative Solutions2 Pathways CATALYST Program Calaveras/ Satellite/ Edison House RA/ RR/ Landlord Inct. RA/ RR/ Landlord Inct. / CES HMISSt. Mary's Community ServicesChildren's Home of StocktonDelta Community Developers Corp.Amelia Ann Adams Whole Life CenterFamily Resource and Referral CenterCVLIHC$ 7.89 MInterim Housing - Operating Subsidies and ReservesPermanent Housing and Innovative SolutionsRental Assistance and Rapid RehousingSystems Support3 STOCKTON’S HHAP INVESTMENTS
Program Name OrganizationBudget Category / Services ProvidedRd. Pathways CATALYST Program Calaveras/ Satellite / Edison House Villa d’ Flore STAND Programming Project HOPE PROPEL CES HMIS Tenant – Landlord Mediation St. Mary's Community ServicesChildren's Home of StocktonDelta Community Developers Corp.Visionary Home BuildersSTANDLutheran Social ServicesPrevailFamily Resource CenterCVLIHCProject Sentinel$ 6.19 MInterim Housing - Operating Subsidies and ReservesPermanent Housing and Innovative SolutionsRental Assistance and Rapid RehousingServices CoordinationSystems Support4 Pathways Hunter House RA/ RR/ Landlord Inct. / CES RA/ RR/ Landlord Inct HMIS St. Mary'sService First of Northern CaliforniaFamily Resource and Referral Center Amelia Ann Adams Whole Life CenterCVLIHC$ 7.15 MInterim Housing - Operating Subsidies and ReservesPermanent Housing and Innovative SolutionsRental Assistance and Rapid RehousingServices CoordinationSystems Support5 Recommendations Coming $ 11.53 MInterim Housing - Operating Subsidies and ReservesPermanent Housing and Innovative SolutionsRental Assistance and Rapid RehousingServices CoordinationSystems Support6 STOCKTON’S HHAP INVESTMENTS
Fewer people are experiencing homelessness. Fewer people are living unsheltered. More people are accessing shelter.The work is not done. This report reinforces the importance of continuing to invest in the current full homelessness response system.SUMMARY OF PIT REPORT Coming soon HHAPRECOMMENDATIONS …

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