so that is a part of the strategy that we work very closely with hca on. but right now with sort of the way the budget is within the city where we're trying to be very strategic with those types of ongoing programs because we don't want to create instability within the folks that are currently receiving them. i hope that makes sense folks. it's not a complete answer but it least gives you a little general idea. know those folks are nodding so i'm feeling like that that might be good. thank you so much. i had one more last question or just more comment or question comment just about the mental health acquisition reserve fund if we could get a little bit i know for negotiations we can't get too much information but if we could get information around like what kind of programs we're looking at funding, what kind of beds, what are the subpopulations, what are the treatment centers that are under negotiation for that? >> i think it was like 30 million or something sorry. vice chair you said mental health acquisition reserves or sorry yeah mental health but it w

so really creative partnerships together with the hca program manager and brilliant corners to shift money around and create new positions that have been really effective at increasing the utilization of this resource and decreasing the time displacement. >> placement timelines is one of the factors that we measure this contract that we use to measure the success of this contract and we you will see in the blr report and your office asked about you know the the higher than desired time to placement. and this is an area that we are really focusing on in partnership with brilliant corners. we've actually reduced that length of time to placement by 36% and we're on track to continue to get this closer to target. the target in the contract is 75 days together with brilliant corners i think we are planning to adjust that when we're procure the scattered site housing portfolio next year or later this year to be 90 days. and i believe we're at about 116 with brilliant corners now. >> so we've made tremendous progress on that. and i think the original expectation was a bit off the mark in te

. >> your press secretary sent to an earthquake announcing the w hca would not have any control over placing media in the seats in the briefing room. just want to get your thoughts on that. it's trending on x, people are talking about it. >> we are going to be calling those shots. the gulf of america which is a beautiful name. ap has been terrible. i think they are radical left, third-rate reporters. the specific young lady who works on the account is terrible. she's a radical left lunatic. they had no right to do that. this is the gulf of america. look at that shoreline. most of it is called america. in the vast majority. big numbers. i'm just admiring it as i look at it. i'm getting teary-eyed but i don't need to say trump broke down and started crying. how beautiful is that? look at the shoreline. that's america. >> last week i spent some time with two government officials from canada. i asked them how realistic is it that canada would be the 51st state and they told me there is a path. alberta is first and if they sign on, saskatchewan would follow and then we go west to british

importantly hca is also in the process of re procuring this agreement for this this spring of 2025. as we discussed during the committee meeting, they will be standardizing agreements to maintain consistency across all flexible housing subsidy pools, providers including adjusting the timelines for housing placement. although this contract was moved out of committee without recommendation i will be voting for it to approve it today given the forthcoming procurement process as well as the near-term progress we have seen since the committee meeting. however, i did want to flag this as an item of concern for me borrowing a page from the playbook of budget chair connie chan who i always appreciated for occasionally highlighting similarly worthy matters that are attention worthy of attention for the full board. >> i think this did merit further explanation. prident benjamin. ank you i just want to express that my sentiment and concur what was expressed by supervisor dorsey ,our vice chair on the committee i regretfully want is to say that i think the committee actually has a chair sentime

the budget chair actually assigned supervisor ronan ronan who was one of the members of the committee hca and representatives from the mayor's office to negotiate something out and we ended up having a and we were taken very seriously in that context and we ended up being able to negotiate out and basically save most of the we we actually found funding oh in the comptroller's office was there too. so i you know i was on a saturday i remember every saturday it was it was saturday and it was great. >> it yeah it was yeah it was not good timing because anyway it was a holiday going on so basically we ended up finding the funding for the mayor's priorities and we ended up using our using the interest and that was like our idea as members and then the comptroller's office came back and said how much interest and then that funded most of the mayor's party. >> some of the mayor's priorities were things that were clearly not supported by this committee because they were things that we had funded that were still sitting there unutilized and it was like why would we do this when you know when you d

go buy a hospital corporation hca. these could do very well.hat do they have to do with the price of eggs? what do they have to do with something? >> you know, where we import the most eggs from? canada? >> canada? >> yeah. >> oh, canada. >> i'm not going to help. >> lorne michaels is from canada. >> yes he is. >> we're going to need a bigger boat. yeah. >> well, anyway, i'm just saying i'm looking at the panoply and i'm saying, okay, i want, you know, go buy unitedhealth. the numbers have already come down. it's in pretty good shape. centene's got medicaid problems, but you'll probably buy it. you want to buy stuff that is so uniquely american that you don't want to think about any of this stuff. you want to buy pennsylvania power and light. >> pennsylvania power and light. there it is. >> you know, people who raised my rates so horribly that i just wanted to point that out. >> okay, i'm glad you did. >> speaking of rates, watch bonds today. not a lot of data. we will get williams at two 2010 year did creep down to 413. we got that three handl