SF's quarterly homelessness data shows record lows for 3rd time since Lurie took office

"We have much more work to do. There is no question about that, but we are on the right path, and we will continue to drive forward on this plan."

"The new quarterly numbers released by the mayor's office show that tent and encampment numbers have reached record lows. They also show the number of RVs on city streets is at the lowest it's been counted."

"The city also touted numbers connected to the Journey Home program, which helps unhoused people get back to the cities they came from. In February, 44 people were reconnected. The city also said 47 households have been successfully housed through the RV program."

San Francisco released quarterly data showing significant progress in addressing homelessness. February counts revealed 155 tents and structures, along with 435 vehicles on city streets, representing record lows. Mayor Daniel Lurie highlighted this as the third record low achieved in his first 14 months in office. The city's Journey Home program reconnected 44 unhoused people in February, while the RV program successfully housed 47 households. Despite acknowledging more work remains, city officials assert the current approach is effective and will continue forward with their homelessness reduction plan.

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