>> good morning supervisors, my name is todd snider, i'm a resident of district five. i want to echo all the previous callers to authorize the city to create social housing. i really want to press the point that our unhoused brothers and sisters on the street, the vast majority of whom actually had housing in the city before becoming homeless. so with the pandemic and the crisis of affordability in our city, we the voters demand a voice in this and social housing is the way to go. i urge all supervisors to move this ordinance forward to the full board so we can guarantee affordable housing for all. thank you, i yield my time. >> thank you, can we have the next speaker please? >> hi, good morning supervisors, my name is ann wily. i live in district four. i work in san francisco in a hospital. i'm calling in support of the ordinance that's before us now. i just want to highlight that this ordinance is antiracist and this ordinance is addressing our current pandemic environment. i also appreciated the mention earlier that was made of the municipal transit system. i use th

>> good morning supervisors, my name is todd snider. i am a resident of district five. i encourage you to pass this ordinance with the board of supervisors with the prong -- strongest possible recommendation. this is a rare movement to effect change at a level of scale. up until now, most of the work has been done by individuals, right? so it's people choosing their own food, making conscious choices about their health and this is the one effort that i seen that really does this at a large scale. again, our climate crisis is paramount right now. our pandemic has exposed our vulnerabilities to pathogens that are actively coming out of our animal agriculture and for the long-term, the health of people, especially the most vulnerable in prisons and hospitals must be changed and improved if our overall health of our society is to improve greatly. so i encourage you to pass this ordinance to the full board of supervisors to effect change at a grand scale and to make our mark in the world before it's too late. thank you. >> thank you. just to note, if you have not already don

>> good morning supervisors, my name is todd snider, i'm a resident of district five. i want to echo all the previous callers to authorize the city to create social housing. i really want to press the point that our unhoused brothers and sisters on the street, the vast majority of whom actually had housing in the city before becoming homeless. so with the pandemic and the crisis of affordability in our city, we the voters demand a voice in this and social housing is the way to go. i urge all supervisors to move this ordinance forward to the full board so we can guarantee affordable housing for all. thank you, i yield my time. >> thank you, can we have the next speaker please? >> hi, good morning supervisors, my name is ann wily. i live in district four. i work in san francisco in a hospital. i'm calling in support of the ordinance that's before us now. i just want to highlight that this ordinance is antiracist and this ordinance is addressing our current pandemic environment. i also appreciated the mention earlier that was made of the municipal transit system. i use th

>> good morning supervisors, my name is todd snider. i am a resident of district five. i encourage you to pass this ordinance with the board of supervisors with the prong -- strongest possible recommendation. this is a rare movement to effect change at a level of scale. up until now, most of the work has been done by individuals, right? so it's people choosing their own food, making conscious choices about their health and this is the one effort that i seen that really does this at a large scale. again, our climate crisis is paramount right now. our pandemic has exposed our vulnerabilities to pathogens that are actively coming out of our animal agriculture and for the long-term, the health of people, especially the most vulnerable in prisons and hospitals must be changed and improved if our overall health of our society is to improve greatly. so i encourage you to pass this ordinance to the full board of supervisors to effect change at a grand scale and to make our mark in the world before it's too late. thank you. >> thank you. just to note, if you have not already don

.>> todd snider distric. i support the inspector general for the sheriff. i hope it would be independent body and not subject to the whims of the mayor and empowered to investigate wrongdoing in the sheriff's department and have its own budget. if it is window dressing without power, then it doesn't henry heo restore confidence and trust from the public. thank you. i yield my time. >> next caller, please. >> hello. i have long attended the police commission meetings. there is a problem letting the mayor appoint 4 to 3. she is one person and the board is 11. they should somewhere more power. we are trying to get rid of sheriff's departments across the country because they have continued to show abuse of our people. if this wants to be a tempourrary board for transition appointed by the board of supervisors or even appointments from community organizations, also, the one thing we need to work on is getting tasers out of the hands of sheriffs. they use them in secret, in the jails when nobody can see what they are doing. the united nations declared it a weapon

.>> todd snider distric. i support the inspector general for the sheriff. i hope it would be independent body and not subject to the whims of the mayor and empowered to investigate wrongdoing in the sheriff's department and have its own budget. if it is window dressing without power, then it doesn't henry heo restore confidence and trust from the public. thank you. i yield my time. >> next caller, please. >> hello. i have long attended the police commission meetings. there is a problem letting the mayor appoint 4 to 3. she is one person and the board is 11. they should somewhere more power. we are trying to get rid of sheriff's departments across the country because they have continued to show abuse of our people. if this wants to be a tempourrary board for transition appointed by the board of supervisors or even appointments from community organizations, also, the one thing we need to work on is getting tasers out of the hands of sheriffs. they use them in secret, in the jails when nobody can see what they are doing. the united nations declared it a weapon