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(02/26/2019) 28 | Page RACE OR ETHNICITY Owner Occupied Renter Occupied Asian alone, non-Hispanic Black or African-American alone, non-Hispanic other (including multiple races, non-Hispanic) American Indian or Alaska Native alone, non-Hispanic X Pacific Islander alone, non-Hispanic X X Source: 2011-2015 CHAS data (Table 9) Public Housing Needs to be completed by Becky and Kembra. Inventory of units (location, number, population served). Vouchers. Narrative about PHA and non-public housing. Homelessness Snohomish County is the lead entity in the partnership to end homelessness in our community. Each year, a “point-in-time” count of those experiencing homelessness takes place in January. The picture from 2018 showed a 27% decrease over the last year in the number of unsheltered persons surveyed, while the overall trend for persons facing homelessness remains upward with an increase of almost 10% since 2013. Table X: 2018 Point-in Time Count Location Persons Unsheltered 378 Emergency Shelter 364 Transitional Housing 116 TOTAL 858 Source: Snohomish County Respondents in the 2018 point-in-time count identified family crisis, job loss, substance use, lack of affordable housing and eviction as the most frequent reasons for homelessness. Nearly 84% of unsheltered adults surveyed reported at least one disabling condition. The housing inventory completed by the Housing Consortium of Everett and Snohomish County identified the following inventory of beds and units which may serve homeless populations: Table X: Low-Income Housing Inventory – Populations Served (not a complete list) Housing Inventory Number Emergency Beds 409 Physically Disabled 357 Chronic Mental Illness 135 Homeless Families with Children 111 Homeless Youth Under 18 94 Domestic Violence Survivors 67