Homelessness declines in Grant County
The Moses Lake Sleep Center is one of the options for people living in an unsheltered situation. The annual Point in Time Count of unsheltered homeless people in late February identified 64 while 68 individuals were categorized as living in sheltered homelessness, or not having a permanent home.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald
Unsheltered homelessness in Grant County has been declining over time, according to data from the annual Point in Time Count which conducts a census of those throughout the county who are experiencing homelessness. Editor's note: The graph starts with the current year on the left.
MOSES LAKE — The number of unsheltered homeless people in Grant County dropped between 2020 and 2022, according to an annual survey conducted by local social service agencies.
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