Data Report: How the City responded to homelessness April 29 – May 5

The City of Sacramento has released its weekly progress report for the City's Incident Management Team responding to homelessness.

From April 29 - May 5, the City of Sacramento received 692 calls to 311 customer service related to unsheltered individuals.

Through the work of the IMT, 650 calls were closed, meaning that either the issue was remedied, compliance was achieved, or the issue no longer existed when City staff inspected the site.

In terms of outreach, staff from the City's Department of Community Response enrolled 74 people into shared local databases that match them with shelters and other resources.

In addition, 14 people were placed into the City's Roseville Road campus or the Outreach and Engagement Center.

As of May 7, there were two Pallet homes and three trailers available at the Roseville Road campus as well as zero spaces available at the Outreach and Engagement Center. There was an average of eight openings at City funded shelters (excluding the Roseville Road campus and the OEC.)

Regarding waste removal, the City cleaned up 189,180 pounds of trash.

Members of the IMT, including the Sacramento Police Department's IMPACT team, achieved compliance 28 times for calls involving sidewalk obstruction, unlawful storage, unlawful camping and other issues.

Here is the complete weekly report: 4.29 - 5.5 IMT Data Report

In addition, City maintains a data dashboard for the work of the IMT. The public can track progress made by the IMT by week going back to Sept. 25 and access cumulative tallies for outreach, compliance and cleanup.

Click here to learn more about the City's comprehensive response to the homelessness crisis.

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