Partnership Home

The City launched a public Homeless Strategies Dashboard on its Open Data Portal showing homelessness trends, City-funded program performance, and camp cleanup activity. Partnership Home also launched a Monthly System Dashboard with details on outreach, shelter use, and housing move-ins.

New dashboard highlights homelessness system activity and investments

A new multi-department public safety initiative launched in January targets the East Lancaster corridor (bounded by Cypress Street and East Presidio Street) to sustainably address illegal street camping, violent crime, and homelessness, following a November 2025 large-scale cleanup by the HOPE Unit and partner city departments. The initiative is a collaborative effort among HOPE, Central Patrol, Central Bikes, Homeless Strategies, Environmental Services, and community outreach partners.

New public safety initiative focuses on East Lancaster corridor

Partnership Home is seeking approximately 500 volunteers to conduct the annual Point in Time Count on January 22, a one-night survey of unsheltered individuals throughout Tarrant County. Data collected informs local strategies and resource investments to reduce homelessness.

Calling all volunteers: Annual Point in Time Count returns Jan. 22