Combining datasets to find solutions to homelessness
summary
66,000 people experience homelessness in Los Angeles, with about 25,000 unsheltered; Prop HHH funds a 10,000-unit goal and the city tracks 111 Triple H sites using public data. Tableau maps ControlPanelLA project records, CalEnviroScreen pollution and census tracts, and MyLA311 encampment reports to show 111 Triple H sites, 862 units expected in 2020 concentrated downtown while 53 of 95 neighborhood councils report zero shelter capacity. Project RoomKey/HomeKey repurposes hotels short-term, and average PSH development takes two years—pre-development backlogs risk delays.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 2:29HOMELESSNESS IN LOS ANGELES
- 13:34EDUCATION VS. POVERTY
- 14:47LOS ANGELES CITY DATA
- 18:56THE CENSUS AND HOMELESSNESS
- 21:06MAPPING HOMELESS ENCAMPMENTS
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