🏕️ Homeless 911 Calls - Gone on Arrival Rate in 2026?

Last updated on April 2, 2026

How have 🏕️ homeless 911 calls - gone on arrival rate changed in San Francisco in 2026?

Last Year

Jan 1 – Mar 30, 2025

7.8

🏕️ Homeless 911 Cases - Gone on Arrival or Unable to Locate ÷ 🏕️ Homeless complaint 911 calls
244 ÷ 3,124 × 100 = 7.8%

Percent

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This Year

Jan 1 – Mar 30, 2026

🏕️ Homeless 911 Cases - Gone on Arrival or Unable to Locate ÷ 🏕️ Homeless complaint 911 calls
260 ÷ 743 × 100 = 35.0%

Percent

This rate is calculated as 🏕️ Homeless 911 Cases - Gone on Arrival or Unable to Locate divided by 🏕️ Homeless complaint 911 calls, then multiplied by 100 for percentage. Both components use the same date range so the comparison is apples-to-apples.

In San Francisco, 🏕️ homeless 911 calls - gone on arrival rate Percent are up 348% compared to last year.

What are the trends over time?

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So far in 2026, 🏕️ homeless 911 calls - gone on arrival rate Percent are 35, up by 348% from last year's 7.8 to this date of March 30, 2026.

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About this data

Source

Calculated as (Homeless 911 GOA Count / Total Homeless 911 Calls) × 100. Measures the rate at which homeless-related emergency calls result in gone-on-arrival outcomes.

This data comes from Law Enforcement Dispatched Calls for Service: Real-Time, a public dataset maintained by San Francisco on the city's open data portal.

Coverage

Most recent: March 30, 2026
Last checked Apr 2, 2026