Maricopa County, Arizona – Early Tuesday morning, volunteers gathered to conduct the annual Point-in-Time Count, a one-night survey of individuals experiencing homelessness. The event, held as part of a national effort, focused on both sheltered and unsheltered populations during a cold January night.

Maricopa County volunteers from the Human Services Department and the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office organized teams to work in areas northwest of New River. During the count, teams made contact with over a dozen individuals. Several individuals were referred to Hand in Hand for further outreach and support.

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