Photo Gallery: 2019 Point in Time homeless count

A 70-year-old man who lives in his vehicle, has a cup of coffee Wednesday morning on West 19th Street near Placentia Avenue in Costa Mesa during Orange County’s 2019 Point in Time homeless count.

Homeless men walk with care packages given to them by City Net case workers in the 600 block of West 19th Street in Costa Mesa on Wednesday as volunteers conducted the 2019 Point in Time count of Orange County’s homeless.

A homeless man folds his bedding Wednesday morning in the 600 block of Plumer Street in Costa Mesa during Orange County’s 2019 Point in Time homeless count.

John Wagner, 54, who has been homeless for 14 years, holds a City Net care package given to him in the 600 block of West 19th Street in Costa Mesa during Wednesday’s Point in Time count of Orange County’s homeless.

Suzanne Shaw, 53, who has been homeless for a year, holds her Chihuahua, Gucci, while she visits Lighthouse Church of the Nazarene on Wednesday in Costa Mesa. Shaw said the dog helps her with her anxiety.

A man sits under an image of a lighthouse at Lighthouse Church of the Nazarene on Wednesday in Costa Mesa while he waits for breakfast as volunteers conducted Orange County’s 2019 Point in Time count of homeless people.

City Net volunteer and licensed vocational nurse Angie Munoz, left, and lead case manager Jennifer Munoz speak with homeless men in the 1800 block of Placentia Avenue in Costa Mesa on Wednesday during Orange County’s Point in Time homeless count.

A homeless woman arrives by bicycle at Lighthouse Church of the Nazarene in Costa Mesa on Wednesday.

City Net lead case manager Jennifer Munoz, right, speaks with Victor Cortez Serrano, 50, who is homeless, on Wednesday on West 19th Street near Placentia Avenue in Costa Mesa during the 2019 Point in Time count of Orange County’s homeless.

A homeless man sleeps in the 1800 block of Placentia Avenue in Costa Mesa on Wednesday.

City Net volunteer and licensed vocational nurse Angie Munoz carries care packages and bus passes to give to homeless people during the 2019 Point in Time count in Costa Mesa on Wednesday.