By the Numbers Human Services The Department of Human Services


Provided critical housing and services to 6,708 individuals through Coordinated Entry, addressing homelessness and housing stability.


Warming & Cooling Shelter Services: $142,900 assisted 195 clients


Prevention Services: $160,000 assisted 195 clients


Rapid Rehousing Services: $411,672 assisted 1,106 clients


Transitional Housing Services: $244,001 assisted 368 clients


Permanent Supportive Housing: $623,932 assisted 864 clients


Emergency Shelter Services: $541,093 assisted 3,841 clients


The Kathy J. Weinman Shelter served 294


women and families and provided 4,103 safe bed nights. They also helped 46 families transition into sustainable housing. The Older Resident Program provided 1,713 rides to appointments and provided tax assistance for 1,138 people. The Veterans Program assisted 163 veterans.


Information Technology County IT blocked 2.1 billion external


network attacks in 2024 and helped successfully transition County employees to using Microsoft 365. The helpdesk assisted 21,740 residents with online requests and 37,120 employees.


County Counselor


The County Counselor’s Office drafted 579 pieces of legislation.


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