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News Filed Tue, Nov 10 8:11 PM · Updated 8:29 PM

Sacramento: 197 people placed in shelters, 219,140 pounds of trash removed in October

The City of Sacramento's homelessness response team reported its October activity, including shelter placements, outreach enrollments and cleanup totals.

The short version
  1. 197 unsheltered people were placed into City shelter sites from Oct. 5 to Nov. 1.
  2. Crews removed 219,140 pounds of trash during the reporting period.
  3. The City received 2,031 calls for service about unsheltered individuals.
  4. As of Nov. 3, four cabins were open at the Roseville Road Campus and 25 spaces at the Outreach and Engagement Center. (Release)
What's happening

City reports October homelessness work

Reporting period
Oct. 5 to Nov. 1
Shelter placements
197 people placed into City shelter sites
Outreach enrollments
392 unsheltered people enrolled into shared local outreach databases
Trash removed
219,140 pounds
Source
City of Sacramento news release

The City's Incident Management Team received 2,031 calls for service about unsheltered individuals during the reporting period. It responded by engaging people experiencing homelessness, offering services and shelter options, and ensuring compliance with City laws and ordinances.

The team placed 197 unsheltered people into City shelter sites: the Roseville Road campus, the Outreach and Engagement Center and Sequoia Pacific Safe Camping. Another 392 people were enrolled into shared local outreach databases.

When and where

Shelter space available as of Nov. 3

Roseville Road Campus
Four cabins available
Outreach and Engagement Center
25 spaces available
Other City-funded shelters
Average of 13 openings
Source
City of Sacramento news release

The City also reported shelter availability as of Nov. 3. The Roseville Road Campus had four cabins available, and the Outreach and Engagement Center had 25 spaces available.

City-funded shelters other than Roseville Road, the Outreach and Engagement Center and Sequoia Pacific had an average of 13 openings.

How to take part

Where to find the full data

Weekly reports
Four IMT data reports covering Oct. 5 to Nov. 1
Dashboard
IMT data dashboard with weekly and cumulative totals dating back to September 2023
Source
City of Sacramento news release

The City published four weekly IMT data reports covering the reporting period. An online IMT data dashboard has weekly and cumulative totals dating back to September 2023.

Read the original City of Sacramento news release →

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