They should, and the state is saying they will, but the reality is that the resources put into homeless services and prevention are incredibly lacking. Last Fall I contacted everything possible when I was set to be homeless and everyone had the same answer; no availabilities and lack of resources to take on more people. Obviously that was a year difference but unless they scaled up a ton over a year then I'm not optimistic, and by reporting over the last year over the situation, they haven't.