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36 <br /> Slide#8 <br /> Black residents, men disproportionately <br /> represented in those living unsheltered <br /> RACE <br /> �r <br /> HOUSEHOLDTYPE <br /> �z <br /> �Adults only <br /> mn z ■km�rs <br /> M11 <br /> 0 20 40 50 80 100 <br /> 4Go( plehorangelountroff4ll GENDER AGE <br /> k-AM. 4I I' : 1 <br /> wh eudaah;yWh on■Assn■Mulankdoa �A141e 254nd Older <br /> -1NrirplWarWna anx7xC�[l9ariNr ■AmMM bAenaAnfrdketlw 17 amyomx <br /> femalr <br /> ■w4erder& 218-24 <br /> ETHNICITY Wj" <br /> 4 of PeoplePxpeAm[ng Homelessneuin Orange Coolly -, <br /> Nw(or&wing <br /> 1snuo-e lrn ■aa+mvra <br /> ORANGE COUNTY <br /> HOUSING DEPARTMENT <br /> Commissioner Fowler asked if Blake Rosser had any information on individuals with <br /> disabilities. <br /> Blake Rosser said he did not think that was available for the previous year, but he would <br /> make a note to include that for the next count. <br /> Commissioner Portie-Ascott asked if Blake Rosser knew why the numbers of Black <br /> Americans experiencing homelessness is going up. <br /> Blake Rosser said no. <br /> Commissioner Portie-Ascott said she thought it was important to understand why and <br /> wanted to talk about it further on the Partnership to End Homelessness. She asked how many <br /> landlords were lost. <br /> Blake Rosser said it is difficult to know why and even when that happens. He said they <br /> want to develop an exit survey to send to landlords when someone moves out. <br /> Commissioner Portie-Ascott asked what the landlord incentive is. <br /> Blake Rosser said that the landlord incentive that has two programs. He said there is a <br /> signing bonus for Section 8 or rapid rehousing at $1,000 and there is a $500 referral bonus for <br /> referring other landlords to the program. He said there is a risk mitigation program, which <br /> guarantees damages up to $3,000 or$4,000 above the security deposit. <br /> Chair Bedford said that the partnership was looking to see if it would be more efficient to <br /> pay for repairs directly without having the landlord file on their insurance. <br /> Danielle Butler said that landlords are not required to file with insurance when there are <br /> damages. <br />