Newark, New Jersey has seen a significant reduction in its homeless population, with a 57.6% decrease in unsheltered homeless individuals, according to a report by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs. Similarly, Reno, Nevada has experienced a 58% decline in the number of homeless individuals living on the streets since 2021, making it a model for other cities aiming to provide safe sleeping spaces for the homeless population. The drop in homelessness in these cities is notable compared to other Western cities where unsheltered homeless populations have either grown or stagnated since the pandemic.
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A new report shows a huge drop in Newark's homeless population. The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs says there's been a 57.6% reduction in Newark's unsheltered homeless. https://t.co/Cn1rsTSbX4