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Old Posted Dec 11, 2024, 7:46 PM
edale edale is offline
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It's worth noting that New York state has been under court order to provide shelter beds for the homeless and it has done so successfully. Something like 95% of the homeless population stays in shelters overnight. This compares very unfavorably to California, where only 38% of homeless are sheltered.

So it's absolutely untrue that you can't just solve the issue through additional funding - if it's funded enough, the vast majority of the homeless will not camp on the street. Given the climactic differences, I don't think California would ever be able to get to 95%, but I think 80%+ is possible.
San Francisco spends $1.1 billion a year on homelessness. LA spends $1.3 billion, and the County spends another half billion a year on the homeless. How much more should these cities spend? This post really does come off as delusional.
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