Published on July 02, 2024
The number of unsheltered homeless in Culver City has significantly decreased during the past year. Compared to last year, dramatically more unhoused people are receiving shelter in Culver City.
In 2024, 115 unsheltered persons are experiencing homelessness in Culver City, down 17% from 139 persons in 2023. In 2022, there were 229 unsheltered persons in Culver City, meaning Culver City has achieved an over 49% decrease in unsheltered people experiencing homelessness in the past two years. Currently 164 unhoused persons are receiving shelter in Culver City, which is a significant increase from the 38 people who were receiving shelter in 2023. Culver City’s data shows the results of Culver City’s commitment to leading with care in helping people receive shelter and resources. Since Culver City declared a homelessness emergency in January 2023, the City has taken unprecedented action toward resolving homelessness, including opening permanent and supportive housing sites, opening a safe-sleep site, providing shelter at two local motels, launching a mobile crisis response team, partnering with street-based healthcare, and offering extensive outreach services weekly.
For more information about Culver City’s efforts on addressing homelessness, visit the Homeless Services webpage.
2024
2023
2022
Total Unsheltered Persons Experiencing Homelessness
115
139
229
Individuals
37
49
68
Unaccompanied Minors
0
Families
Vehicles, Tents & Makeshift Shelters
Cars
40
27
42
Vans
8
13
RVs/Campers
4
10
Tents
11
26
58
Makeshift Shelters
15
21
38
Total Sheltered Persons Experiencing Homelessness
164
Upward Bound House
44
Wellness Village
20
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Motel Master Lease