Montgomery County Homeless Solutions

Volunteers and outreach workers count the population of people experiencing homelessness once a year. It's part of the national Point-In-Time count conducted within the last 10 days of January.

While lower than 2023's record high, homelessness is still a persistent issue in Montgomery County. Leaders hope new money for affordable housing and other assistance will help.

Local groups in Dayton came together on Thursday to mark National Homeless Persons Memorial Day. Activists and community members honored those who experienced homelessness and died this past year.

Montgomery County has released the results for the annual point-in-time count or PIT. This year, the county says there was a 20% increase from 2020 in the number of unsheltered people in the region.

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Montgomery County Homeless Solutions conducted its annual point-in-time count of unhoused people overnight Thursday. Volunteers from several local organizations gathered at 3:30 a.m. to count the local unhoused population.

On Wednesday, which was the longest night of the year and the first day of winter, locals and local officials gathered in Courthouse Square in Dayton to hold a vigil in honor of National Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day to remember those who have experienced or died while experiencing homelessness.

A new engineering class at the University of Dayton is looking to harness its math skills to solve a complicated issue – homelessness. The class, called Engineering Systems for the Common Good, will work with Montgomery County Homeless Solutions to help accomplish this goal.

Before Dawn Wednesday an army of volunteers will fan out across Montgomery County to count the county's homeless population. The annual federally mandated…