Homelessness Down 12% In Fort Worth's Tarrant County

Matt Houston, Biz Journals
Wed, 03/27/2024 - 7:53pm

The annual effort to tally the homeless — which helps to provide adequate services — found almost 2,400 people living in shelters, transitional housing or the streets in January, WFAA reports.

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Homelessness Down 12% In Fort Worth's Tarrant County

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