cortez was killed in a fire training accident yesterday at the corner of 19th and shotwell. abc 7 news reporter has the story. >> a 13-year veteran of the san francisco fire department. a loving father. a dedicated husband. and a fearless firefighter. that's just a few details we know about the beloved jason cortez. what remains in question is what led up to his accident, where he fell three stories from this high rise during a training accident at 19th and shotwell. >> the risk is always there and is always evident. and unfortunately, accidents do happen. >> reporter: justin moore is a california firefighter and sfou founder of first in safety. an organization that studies safety protocols for first responders. he consults with fire agencies across the country. >> instructor cadres and training facilities are very well designed and engineered with engineered safety precautions and barriers. there is always going to be a certain margin of error or a certain margin of risk. >> moore explains the two most common exercises that result in firefighter injuries or deaths are live

there is the cost of the two building boarding care facility on shotwell that was bought by a developerperhaps there is an opening to buy that back and get that back for folks. i noticed there are folks still living in that building and other opportunities in terms of boarding care facilities. i also like to see a cost analysis of how much it would cost to expand the co-op housing for behavioral health and again, number of people served and how we could possibly do that. we need to get these kinds of details for us to move forward here. thank you so much again. i appreciate all the work you are doing. >> we do have many of those details -- i'll follow up with you offline to make sure i'm getting all the details you want. the new beds, expanding the unit cost, or how much we're able to reimburse, intensive case management slots, new services, there are a lot of things within the prop c that are what that 66 million is making up, but we need to get you the details. we will do that but the alignment is there. supervisor ronen has been clear in the need for us to be mindful of the legislati

there is the cost of the two building boarding care facility on shotwell that was bought by a developerhaps there is an opening to buy that back and get that back for folks. i noticed there are folks still living in that building and other opportunities in terms of boarding care facilities. i also like to see a cost analysis of how much it would cost to expand the co-op housing for behavioral health and again, number of people served and how we could possibly do that. we need to get these kinds of details for us to move forward here. thank you so much again. i appreciate all the work you are doing. >> we do have many of those details -- i'll follow up with you offline to make sure i'm getting all the details you want. the new beds, expanding the unit cost, or how much we're able to reimburse, intensive case management slots, new services, there are a lot of things within the prop c that are what that 66 million is making up, but we need to get you the details. we will do that but the alignment is there. supervisor ronen has been clear in the need for us to be mindful of the legislation.