Year
--Year--
2026
2025
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
Export
Homeless Estimate
2026
2025
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
2017
County
Count
Count
Count
Count
Count
Count
Count
Count
Count
Count
Florida
24,588
28,498
31,362
30,756
25,959
21,121
27,487
28,328
29,717
32,109
Alachua
536
746
639
931
625
521
657
714
641
702
Baker
6
0
Bay
226
216
335
342
351
185
378
470
372
316
Bradford
9
25
1
1
21
12
4
33
6
Brevard
1,039
1,062
1,071
1,052
902
432
815
815
734
845
Broward
955
2,636
2,469
2,487
2,054
2,561
2,312
2,803
2,318
2,450
Calhoun
1
0
8
29
0
0
2
0
4
Charlotte
271
334
343
427
148
122
169
156
164
222
Citrus
336
244
277
199
154
221
171
262
169
175
Clay
38
25
81
16
0
57
74
74
62
84
Collier
433
816
660
703
462
568
603
498
653
621
Columbia
271
335
234
285
276
60
312
316
485
292
Miami-Dade
3,643
3,728
3,800
3,657
3,276
3,224
3,472
3,472
3,516
3,721
DeSoto
183
69
115
57
239
104
104
104
178
Dixie
9
2
Duval
1,071
967
1,209
1,176
1,049
1,137
1,494
1,494
1,640
1,643
Escambia
1,111
881
1,087
1,168
724
770
504
504
598
693
Flagler
56
141
32
61
65
37
73
130
62
75
Franklin
0
0
0
9
0
0
7
Gadsden
20
13
9
29
10
8
14
2
6
25
Gilchrist
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
Glades
40
87
91
18
49
34
34
36
44
Gulf
13
0
80
109
25
0
2
4
2
Hamilton
32
38
47
40
42
0
45
45
44
Hardee
16
23
195
494
406
70
70
82
81
Hendry
20
99
39
4
124
45
45
45
61
Hernando
233
296
193
183
112
169
151
151
182
189
Highlands
179
293
159
402
246
102
102
136
172
Hillsborough
1,761
1,796
1,893
2,040
1,513
870
1,650
1,650
1,795
1,549
Holmes
0
0
2
3
0
0
0
3
2
Indian River
198
198
225
341
290
261
486
486
447
592
Jackson
151
157
58
32
1
0
3
5
2
14
Jefferson
0
0
0
1
3
0
6
Lafayette
19
22
28
28
25
0
27
27
24
Lake
298
209
277
228
141
223
254
254
312
242
Lee
838
734
941
857
560
394
444
630
728
431
Leon
557
654
831
732
596
539
761
951
903
1,022
Levy
28
38
22
8
38
27
27
26
38
Liberty
0
0
0
0
0
0
45
Madison
0
0
0
4
0
0
Manatee
587
678
739
594
185
466
541
545
570
Marion
454
391
378
454
455
512
523
475
571
725
Martin
212
196
195
246
248
266
305
305
311
498
Monroe
405
382
449
493
526
242
437
501
973
631
Nassau
31
16
55
55
0
28
86
86
92
142
Okaloosa
0
204
204
189
353
73
372
372
322
302
Okeechobee
388
37
30
30
79
48
48
50
73
Orange
1,979
1,972
2,090
1,626
1,532
1,162
1,401
1,544
1,539
1,522
Osceola
382
373
353
358
339
173
234
214
226
239
Palm Beach
538
1,520
2,126
1,855
1,404
458
1,510
1,397
1,309
1,607
Pasco
629
635
695
680
516
857
894
894
1,356
2,512
Pinellas
1,949
1,860
2,110
2,144
1,985
2,307
2,209
2,415
2,612
2,831
Polk
926
737
1,300
607
506
385
565
563
552
512
Putnam
30
76
120
272
270
106
178
59
56
72
St. Johns
367
390
442
435
349
420
368
356
342
445
St. Lucie
527
175
281
338
308
287
708
708
784
642
Santa Rosa
44
0
36
12
3
24
13
13
34
65
Sarasota
378
478
411
544
341
594
594
647
877
Seminole
0
436
440
274
280
209
372
252
288
313
Sumter
22
18
39
39
13
25
24
10
48
29
Suwannee
114
121
146
141
145
9
182
150
8
142
Taylor
9
0
0
10
12
6
11
9
Union
0
0
Volusia
959
1,047
1,146
992
800
657
839
745
621
678
Wakulla
0
0
0
27
0
0
4
0
25
Walton
24
63
38
206
50
0
27
27
173
99
Washington
1
0
16
9
1
0
2
7
2
FLHealthCharts.gov is provided by the Florida Department of Health, Division of Public Health Statistics and Performance Management.
Data Source:
Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF)
8/9/2026 3:25:14 PM
Data Note(s)
A blank indicates that either no data are available for the specified time period, or that the data are suppressed due to low counts. Suppression helps maintain the validity of statistical measures.
In 2014, Okaloosa and Walton Counties performed a combined point-in-time count of persons experiencing homelessness. The combined count appears under Okaloosa for that specific year, while Walton is blank. Therefore, 2014 data from Okaloosa/Walton is not comparable to other years.
The 2021 Point in Time (PIT) count numbers are not comparable to the previous or current years’ counts. Typically, Continuums of Care (CoCs) conduct a PIT Count of both sheltered and unsheltered households. In 2021, due to COVID-19 related safety concerns, only six of the 27 CoCs conducted such a count; 10 CoCs did not conduct an unsheltered count; and others conducted a modified form of the unsheltered count. All CoCs conducted a sheltered PIT count. For those that did not conduct an unsheltered count, the CoCs reported zero unsheltered persons, resulting in an undercount of homelessness.
This is secondary data.