1.How would you categorize the accuracy of your Continuum's PIT unsheltered count?

It is probably within 10% of the accurate count

It is likely to be within 25% of the accurate count

I believe it is not very accurate

I don't know

2.How often do you think CoCs should complete PIT counts?

Monthly

Quarterly

Semi-Annual

Annual

Every 2 years

3.Do you think that people in Domestic Violence beds should be considered homeless?

Yes

No

Unsure

4.Do you think that families in transitional housing should be considered homeless?

Yes

No

Unsure

5.Do you feel there is too much funding emphasis on chronic homelessness?

Yes

No

Unsure

6.Do you think homelessness is getting better (declining) in your community?

Yes, definitely better

Yes, but only small steps so far

Getting a little worse

Getting a lot worse

Unsure

7.Do you feel that HUD's Homeless strategy is on the right track?

Yes, definitely on the right track

Yes, somewhat on the right track

No, a little off track

No, definitely not on the right track

8.Which statement is closest to your opinion about the Functional Zero effort?

Functional Zero is a good strategy that is working

Functional Zero is only working in some communities

Functional Zero is a contradiction since it does not mean there are no homeless veterans

Functional Zero is not really working

I have no opinion on Functional Zero

9.Which choice best fits your opinion of Housing First?

It is a great strategy that has finally helped reduce homelessness

Works with chronically homeless, but not other populations like families

It is really no different than what we have been doing, except more vouchers

It is an overrated, expensive strategy

10.What percentage of HUD funding should support Transitional Housing? (choose closest to your opinion)

0% - it is a failed solution

10% - a little support is still needed

25% - families need transitional housing

As much as Continuum desires based on its local needs