moss who is now working for the governor, homelessness is really an issue that can be resolved and i was like as i said, you know, just kidding but i wanted to share that the conference was amazing and i'll leave it at that. >> thank you for sharing. >> any other commissioners wish to make any announcements at this time? for the public to provide public comment on this agenda item? if there are any members of the public who wish to make public comment at this time? any on the queue? thank you so much, commissioner for providing us with those announcements. this places us on item 7, my favorite part of the meetings is to acknowledge and honor hsh staff member, the hsh executive director and h o.c. will honor cricket miller from housing team. [applause] >> so cricket come on up, i guess, i'm not used to this room so we'll do it right here. congratulations. yeah, you can stand by, it's always easier. congratulations. >> thank you. >> very excited. so cricket miller was nominate bid our staff person hayes on and the bottom line is cricket keeps our team inspired even when things are real

and we want to work with the new housing secretary, tamika moss, to figure out ways to streamline that. that funding source. um, buffer, the bay area housing finance agency will be putting on the ballot a regional bond that could generate significant resources for san francisco, 1 to $2 billion. and that would really be a game changer for our programs. um and then at various levels, i know boff is looking at this. we're looking at local locally. are there moderate income housing programs that we can pilot it and take advantage of that? don't require significant subsidy, but address the need of that moderate or middle income folks who are increasingly priced out of cities like san francisco. i do want to note that the board of supervisors recently passed a resolution calling for staving off on the significant cuts to affordable housing resources that are proposed in the draft budget. um, if those cuts go forward, it just makes our goal of increasing production all the harder. and, um, this won't be the last time i'll say it, but we can't. our funds need those state and federal matches t