NEWSPhotos: Volunteers take to York City streets for homeless 'Point in Time' count Cameron ClarkYork Daily RecordEarly Thursday morning, (right to left) Steve Brubaker, interim CEO of LifePath Christian ministries, Andrew Texter of the Children's Home of York and Alexandra Smith of the York County Planning Commission take to York City's streets for this year's "Point in Time" count, January 23, 2020.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordThe trio checks underneath a trestle bridge that goes over Codorus Creek, just north of the West Philadelphia Street, January 23, 2020.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordVolunteers nationwide canvass their communities for a single day in January to make note of the sheltered and unsheltered homeless individuals living there. They look in shelters, emergency rooms, parks, under highways and in other places known to have encampments, January 23, 2020.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordSteve Brubaker, interim CEO of LifePath Christian ministries (left), YDR reporter Sam Ruland (right) and the rest of the group cross a trestle bridge that goes over Codorus Creek, just north of the West Philadelphia Street, January 23, 2020.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordAlexandra Smith of the York County Planning Commission (left) and YDR reporter Sam Ruland (right) look through the openings of a trestle bridge to see if there's anything underneath, January 23, 2020.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordFrom left, Steve Brubaker, interim CEO of LifePath Christian ministries, Alexandra Smith of the York County Planning Commission and Andrew Texter of the Children's Home of York come across a possible homeless camp.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordSteve Brubaker, interim CEO of LifePath Christian ministries (left), and Alexandra Smith of the York County Planning Commission (right) closely inspect a possible homeless campsite outside of the city, January 23, 2020.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordUnsheltered homeless people could be anywhere so volunteers must search in alleys, under bridges, at bus stops and many other places to get an accurate count, January 23, 2020.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordThe group, accompanied by YDR reporter Sam Ruland, head to another location to check for any homeless people, January 23, 2020.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordA "Point in Time" count is a one-day count of the unsheltered homeless population. Volunteers look for evidence of those who've been displaced, January 23, 2020.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordThis is some evidence that a an unsheltered homeless person is living in the area, January 23, 2020.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordSteve Brubaker, interim CEO of LifePath Christian ministries (center), and Alexandra Smith of the York County Planning Commission (right) ask a York resident if he knows any places where homeless people tend to go in the morning, during a count in January.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordAlexandra Smith of the York County Planning Commission checks inside of an abandoned York City building for any homeless individuals, January 23, 2020.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordAndrew Texter of the Children's Home of York walks alongside Codorus Creek looking for any signs of homeless activity, January 23, 2020.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordBlankets, books, and leftover water bottles are found alongside the Codorus Creek across during a homeless count.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordAlexandra Smith of the York County Planning Commission examines a book in a possible camp that a homeless person may have left, January 23, 2020.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordThe Bible and a poetry book are among the many personal items discovered by the creek as evidence that someone may be living there.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordYork's "PIT count" is part of a national effort to quantify America's homeless problem. Such counts are conducted as part of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's Continuum of Care, January 23, 2020.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordVolunteers carry wellness bags that have essentials for those living outside and exposed to the cold weather, January 23, 2020.Cameron Clark, York Daily RecordAndrew Texter of the Children's Home of York (left) and Steve Brubaker, interim CEO of LifePath Christian ministries (right) discuss where to go next during their group's "Point in Time" count, January 23, 2020.Cameron Clark, York Daily Record