from happening that's why dpw wants me as the mayor and recotton as our 235ishd contractor and people in the neighborhood with architect and designers designing better streets request the supervisors to wshthd to educate the public let's leave the trash in the cans in the on the streets let's respect our neighborhood line the missions and the miracle mile coordinator and our businesses let's respect each other by putting trash where that belongs that is what yes, we can does and also the existing part the giants want to keep our streets clean that's why they entered into the program called the giants sweep and started their season i hope they sweep everybody in the baseball field but you hunter who is our, of course, our

pro-in leading the effort on the giants sweep and larry is joining the department of public works to make sure we educate our kids our businesses and adults and to keep the trash in the cans that sweep everything clean and citywide effort while we're piloting the program the supervisors will love pilots in the mission will turn cleaner streets into everybody's responsibility that's why i love this organization when i was there 0 as spent hours picking up trash, of course, we wanted is better world by people doing what they should be doing with their own trash not on the responsibility to keep things clean but obviously issues individual responsibility so what we should be teaching our kids and adults and people on

the streets 0 people 0 or are shopping and buying things put your trash in the cans and be responsible be respected full of everybody using our streets that is how our public works wanted us to on behalf of so, yes we can the giant sweep educate ourselves and the public but be exciting about the streets we should respect everyone use of our streets and not trash them to the disreplacement of everything else we have kicking off as a reminder it is going to a beautiful sum that is spring we want to walk down the beautiful corridors and enjoy everything we want on our streets but not enjoy trash on the streets thank you dpw for leading the way >> (clapping.) >> thank you supervisor ronen sophomore being a great leader right off the bat and cleaning

up the neighborhood before doing all the politics that supervisors much. >> (clapping.) >> (laughter) thank you, mayor i've had the pleasure of knowing supervisor ronen so for a number of years which she was she was an aide for supervisor campos she cares deeply been the community and about the commercial corridors and she kind of helped this idea i want to take the time to say thanks for the idea but supervisor hillary ronen please come up and say and a few words. >> good afternoon a gorgeous day to launch this in the mission i want to thank the mayor and phil and mohammed and the team for picking up the next area of our city to get a clean

we need but talk about yes, we can the pilot project i'm excited about i don't know about you when i'm walking where i need to go i find myself holdings my apple courses for blue cross and being frustrated there was not a trash can so one of my first meetings are mohammed nuru and dpw i said can we get trash cans an mission street i said are you sure you want to do that the reason they were taken out bus trash cans is a magnet for dumping and additional trash i said well, that's already in the mission so we we try the trash cans that means if i have a trash can and education our community

hopefully, people low throw the trash in the cans and we'll have a beautiful neighborhood you all deserve in the mission i want to thank mohammed nuru for the sketching for working with me and have this pilot project and use the mission as a beginning i didn't pig to see if the trash cans are making our neighborhoods cleaner so we're going to try in the mission but as the mayor said we need everybody's help to use the trash cans with appropriately and when the acronym courses we have a place and thank you recoming down the pike and we can have even more incredible neighborhoods and hopefully a attract people thank you very much and looking forward to the pilot being a success we can take it to other parts of our

city thank you very much. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, supervisor in other words, to try a keep the city clean doing pilots and trying different things that always a part of what public works does we're hoping people will keep their fingers crossed and mission will be an example for the rest of the city at this time i want to bring up the accident of the admissions phil was responsible for the miracle mile while i he was the superintendent of street and environmental services that was the cleanest block on mission come up. >> (clapping.) >> friends thank you ever so much with the miracle maker and chief and the best mayor of the city and county of san francisco how about a round of applause for

mayor ed lee and now we have a mission district supervisor ronen and a hand for her, please. >> (clapping.) >> so you see a beautiful asphalt mission street here it used to look like did moon ed lee said we'll go and change that and give us brand new asphalt that's why that looks like it does today, the transit association said we'll speed up up the lines in the city of san francisco on 14 and mission that is absolutely environmental those are miracles and miracles are the only place in the bay area you're standing between two bart stations and neighborhood no neighborhood in the entire bay area that can be or is that this is a special place when

real estate was free it was at one time the missionaries where it now the city of san francisco they went where we're standing you're in a special place we need to keep to special i want to say a clean ship is a happy ship we'll do it together thank you so much. >> (clapping.) >> i want to take the time to acknowledge hunters point families who were standing across the street in an hour you'll see a pit stop for approximately year their joining us that morning all right. and. >> (clapping.) >> we partner what a lot one the closet it partners a they'll be dumping those garbage can and recotton i'll ask to you as a a

couple of words. >> thank you, larry i wasn't expecting that recotton partners with the city family here if any of you have not found one and you want to keep it incredible get here at 3:30 and 4:00 a.m. our trash trucks are emptying and by 5:00 a.m. mission street looks incredible that happens every morning of week with that that's enough said thank you, everybody. >> (clapping.) >> okay. that concludes the press conference we'll do an installation of the cans this is the last of the 38 the rest have been insulate and thanks everybody for coming