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Homelessness falls slightly in Williamsburg area per regional survey

85 people experiencing housing insecurity were counted in January across greater Williamsburg

The 2026 Point-in-Time Count found 85 people experiencing homelessness in the greater Williamsburg area, including James City and York counties, down slightly from 89 in 2025. The Virginia Peninsula region saw a 7% decline overall, even as shelter capacity dropped 9%. James City County accounted for 60 people, York County 15, and Williamsburg 10.

Homelessness dips in Williamsburg area says regional study

Homelessness dips in Williamsburg area says regional study

The number of people experiencing homelessness on the Virginia Peninsula dropped 7 percent over the past year, according to a recent regional count. The results were reviewed at a Friday, July…

The Williamsburg Independent is a publication of Williamsburg-based Dog Street Press, LLC. An editor used AI tools to help create this report. (View our AI policy)

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