System Performance Measures for selected large CoCs, FY2024
Question: How does King County compare with other West Coast and large CoCs on HUD's measures in FY2024?
Result: Seattle/King County: median days 119, exits to PH 49.2%, returns 15.3%; Tacoma/Pierce: median days 52, exits to PH 32.9%, returns 15.9%; Portland/Multnomah: median days 82, exits to PH 33.8%, returns 16.2%; San Francisco: median days 126, exits to PH 17.4%, returns 15.2%; Oakland/Alameda: median days 138, exits to PH 39.5%, returns 16%; Los Angeles (excl. Long Beach/Pasadena/Glendale): median days 142, exits to PH 29.6%, returns 16.7%; San Diego: median days 78, exits to PH 31.3%, returns 20.8%; San Jose/Santa Clara: median days 124, exits to PH 39%, returns 23.4%; Metro Denver: median days 49, exits to PH 29.9%, returns 19%; Phoenix/Maricopa: median days 77, exits to PH 42.7%, returns 25.2%; New York City: median days 228, exits to PH 37.7%, returns 13.4%; Boston: median days 141, exits to PH 35.1%, returns 20.6%; Houston/Harris/Fort Bend/Montgomery: median days 36, exits to PH 47.6%, returns 21.2%
Operation: FY2024 values from spm-panel
Scope: Selected large CoCs
- SPMs are self-reported from each CoC's HMIS and not audited by HUD; CoCs may revise prior years.
- HMIS bed coverage differs by CoC and year (King County 77-87%); domestic-violence providers are excluded everywhere.
- Descriptive comparisons; differences may reflect data practice, coverage or system design as well as performance.
- Comparison set includes the regions named in the accompanying article; the full panel is in spm-panel.