Data Library

The 2014 results include the Balance of State and Lexington (Fayette County) and Louisville (Jefferson County).       

2014 Summer Count Results       

2014 Results       

The 2013 results include the Balance of State and Lexington (Fayette County) and Louisville (Jefferson County).       

2013 Results       

In compliance with one of the recommendations from the KHC Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) Process Improvement Team, the Balance of State of Kentucky conducted the 2012 count through the HMIS.  As this was not a required year by HUD, only residential programs (emergency and transitional housing) participated by logging into HMIS.  The goal of this method was to generate aggregate data.       

2012 Results       

The online survey, first used in 2010, was continued for 2011. The 2011 count did not include Jefferson County/Louisville or Fayette County/Lexington. Only the Balance of State data is available.       

2011 Results       

In 2010, an online survey was introduced, to allow for a more streamlined process and real-time data collection across the state. The 2010 Point-In-Time Count took place throughout the state on Thursday, January 28, from 12:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m., local time.       

2010 Results Report
2010 Results Report Brochure

The 2010 Summer Point-In-Time Count Pilot Project took place in Regions 1 and Region 3 on Thursday, August 26, 2010.       

2010 Summer Results       

The 2009 Point-In-Time Count of homeless in the Balance of State was modified due to inclement weather. The sheltered count was conducted on Thursday, January 29, 2009, between 12 midnight and 11:59 p.m. The unsheltered count of the homeless took place on February 19, 2009 between 12 midnight and 11:59 p.m.       

To mitigate costs, control the integrity of the statewide count, and reduce the turnaround time, Kentucky Housing Corporation invested in the purchase of a scanner to process all surveys onsite.       

2009 Results Report
2009 Results Brochure

Volunteers across the state conducted the Point-In-Time Count on January 24, 2008. For the first time ever, the entire state conducted the count at the same time using the same survey instrument. KHC coordinated the count in every county except Fayette and Jefferson. Due to separate funding applications from HUD, these two counties conduct their own count.       

2008 Results Map
2008 Results

Scanable paper surveys were introduced in 2007. The forms were sent out of state to a company in Pennsylvania, with whom KHC had a pre-existing contract. This company was able to take the scanable forms and build the raw PITC data set.      

2007 Results    

At the first PITC in 2006, paper surveys were used to collect homeless respondent's information. All the data gathered was transferred to an Excel spreadsheet for tabulation.       

2006 Results