Summary
Local leaders are calling out the Comptroller's homeless data, proving that nobody actually knows how big our housing problem is. If our numbers are totally wrong, it means the city's plan to fix homelessness is built on shaky ground.
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Impact analysis
We might be wasting tax dollars on housing programs that are targeting the wrong numbers.
County watchdogs and taxpayers benefit from demanding better accountability and real data before more money is spent.
Homeless individuals and families are hurt because fighting over paperwork delays the actual help they desperately need.
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