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In a few days, cities, counties, and homeless agencies will begin their biannual count to determine the number of unhoused people in their communities. However, the count will be different in Santa Clara County. This year, the county is set to utilize advanced technology to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of the counting process.
Traditionally, the homelessness count has relied on manual surveys and observations, which can be time-consuming and prone to human error. By integrating new technological tools, Santa Clara County aims to gather more precise data on its homeless population. This includes the use of mobile applications and data analytics to streamline the collection and processing of information.
The initiative is part of a broader effort to address homelessness in the region, providing local agencies with better insights to allocate resources effectively. Officials believe that this technological approach will not only improve the counting process but also contribute to more informed policy decisions and targeted support for those in need. As the count approaches, stakeholders are optimistic about the potential benefits of this innovative strategy.
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