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The number of people sleeping outdoors dropped to under 3,000 in January , the lowest the city has recorded in a decade .
Homelessness in no way has gone away, and in fact grew 7% , to 8,300 in January .
Advocates for homeless people say encampment sweeps that force people off the streets are an easy way to hide homelessness from public view.
The money came from the federal government battling the pandemic and a California governor.
Gov. Gavin Newsom has pumped at least $24 billion into the effort since taking office in 2019 .
The funds have helped get people off the streets and tripled the annual budget of the San Francisco Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing .
But the department's budget is expected to dip below $700 million next year .
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