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Jun 4 2019 11:07 am
  • biennial homeless count

2019 homeless count reveals small increase in Long Beach as populations swell elsewhere

Jason Ruiz

The 2019 homeless count found 31 more people living on the streets or in some other non-permanent housing, an increase of about 2%.

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Jan 5 2019 12:50 pm
  • biennial homeless count

Long Beach needs volunteers for biennial Homeless Count

Valerie Osier

Every other year (that’s what biennial means), volunteers in Long Beach wake up before the crack of dawn to canvass the city and count and survey people experiencing homelessness. 

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Apr 24 2015 8:12 pm
  • biennial homeless count

New Statistics Shows City’s Homeless Population Still Declining

Jason Ruiz

The number of homeless people on the streets of Long Beach has been in steady decline over the first part of this decade, and the release of a biennial survey conducted by the Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services illustrated another dip in the numbers.

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