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What organizer expects to find once Hall homeless count is conducted

Anita Ojeda, left, and Brandee Thomas attend training Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2019, for volunteers and agencies helping to conduct the homeless count in Gainesville-Hall. Thomas is executive director of My Sister's Place and Ojeda is with Avita Community Partners. - photo by Scott Rogers

01272019 HOMELESS 2.jpg — Anita Ojeda, left, and Brandee Thomas attend training Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2019, for volunteers and agencies helping to conduct the homeless count in Gainesville-Hall. Thomas is executive director of My Sister's Place and Ojeda is with Avita Community Partners. - photo by Scott Rogers

Statewide organizers of the 2022 homeless count have delayed it by a month due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Michael Fisher, who heads the Hall County count, said he believes it might be more than double what the last homeless county tallied.