Chair Hudson reviews incident rates for single adults

Do you have incidents?

Yes.

I'll start.

You want to go ahead?

All right.

I think the deputy commissioner is looking for the actual numbers.

I do think rates are important here, just given how much the shelter system has grown.

So I was going to provide rates, if that's all right.

Rates of?

Incidents.

Actually, what I have here is the rates for serious incidents.

That's fine.

We'll take that.

Okay.

And we'll see what else we can find.

And you're saying that this is...

As populations have been increasing.

So it's a number of incidents per person.

Okay.

Yeah.

Okay.

So I'll read them per thousand residents, and I'll start with 22.

These are fiscal years.

So this is, and that's actually.

You're starting with fiscal year 22.

I am.

I'm just trying to.

I do have it broken.

I have it broken down.

For adults and families.

Is that all right?

Yeah, that's great.

All right.

For adults and then adults with children or adult families or what's the category?

Yeah, I have all three.

Okay, hold on.

Adults, adult families.

And families with children.

Okay.

All right.

Okay, starting with single adults.

And this is fiscal year 22.

Fiscal year 22.

I'm tempted to give you a choice of what you prefer, but I'm just going to read the numbers.

54.7.

Sorry, we're going adults, adult families, families of children.

Yep.

Okay, hit me.

54.7 in FY22.

41.0 FY23.

32.7 FY24.

Wait, I'm sorry.

Yep.

This is all adults.

This is the, yes, it's the adult shelter system per thousand residents.

Okay, sorry, sorry.

So.

I'm going to start leaving the decimal off and rounding appropriately for ease.

Well, okay, 54.7 for FY22, 41 for FY23, 32.7 for FY24.

30.1 for FY25 and 28.3 for FY26.

38.3?

28.

28, okay.

So there has been, that is a reduction.

Drastic decline.

Yeah.

Okay.

And would you like me to go through the same for?

Adult families?

Yep.

Yes, please.

Okay.

21.8 in 22.

13.6 in 23.

12.5 in 24, 12.6 in 25, and 9.0.

So a dramatic reduction, really.