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Number of Washington homeless increases in 2025, but growth slows
Number of Washington homeless increases in 2025, but growth slows
Number of Washington homeless increases in 2025, but growth slows

Published on: 08/21/2025

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An annual Point in Time count and state Commerce report show slower increases, but officials warn more action is needed.

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