What is the Homeless Point-in-Time Count?
The Homeless Point-in-Time Count (PIT count) is an annual count of all unsheltered and sheltered persons experiencing homelessness on a given night in January. The PIT Count will be on Wednesday, January 26, 2022 this year.
Information gathered during this count is used to inform decisions about the current needs of the local homeless population and about the resources needed to meet those needs.
Information gathered during this count is used to inform decisions about the current needs of the local homeless population and about the resources needed to meet those needs.
Past PIT Count Results
2021 Sheltered PIT Count Results by County
Includes individuals staying in emergency shelter (including hotel/motel rooms paid for using vouchers) and transitional housing in the Northeast CoC
Aitkin County: 5 persons
Carlton County: 11 persons
Itasca County: 25 persons
Koochiching County: 26 persons
Lake County: 6 persons
Cook County: 0 persons
The Northeast CoC did not complete an unsheltered PIT Count in 2021 due to COVID.
Includes individuals staying in emergency shelter (including hotel/motel rooms paid for using vouchers) and transitional housing in the Northeast CoC
Aitkin County: 5 persons
Carlton County: 11 persons
Itasca County: 25 persons
Koochiching County: 26 persons
Lake County: 6 persons
Cook County: 0 persons
The Northeast CoC did not complete an unsheltered PIT Count in 2021 due to COVID.
