Fairfax County studies homeless population

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Fairfax County’s first “Registry Week” as part of its effort to end homelessness in the county found that most of the area’s homeless population lives along the Route 1 corridor.

The effort, done to help officials reach out to those in need, found that 151 homeless residents live along the major county roadway, and that nearly a quarter of all county homeless people are between 18 and 34 years old. More than three-quarters of the interviewees were male, the study found.

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