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Alhambra participates in Los Angeles County homeless count

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  • During Alhambra's 2018 homeless count, volunteer Kevin Shaw of South Pasadena searched Alhambra Park to provide an accurate count of homeless individuals in Alhambra. In 2017, Alhambra counted 89 homeless people within city limits. Photo by David Muñoz.

  • Alhambra residence Denise Beach and Marcie Ruggeri drive through the streets of Alhambra to assist in locating and documenting homeless. All photos by David Muñoz.

January 24, 2018
David Muñoz

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Alhambra , CA United States

The 2018 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count kicked off on Tuesday night in Santa Clarita, San Fernando and San Gabriel Valleys. An estimated 100 volunteers gathered at the Alhambra Civic Center Library to help with a street count of the homeless in Alhambra. The homeless count will continue on Wednesday and Thursday in Los Angeles County.

Read more about Alhambra’s partnership with Union Station Homeless Services to provide assistance and housing to the City’s homeless population, and about the 89 homeless people included in the 2017 homeless count.

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