this is david eliate lewis and speak on behalf 06 the mental health board and crisis intervention training team. this wednesday my mental health board passed 2 important resolutions we would like you to know of. both are asking for fundsing for cit. i don't know if you know, even the police commission asked the police department to do crisis intervention training the trainers are volunteer. we have all most no support from the police department other than they give 25 officers 3 times a year in a room to train and have no support for professional actors or roll play. further more thosheriff department has no cit training other than just a few hours in the academy. this resolution that we passed on had board is asking for a line item for cit funding for both the police which is one item and a separate resolution for the sheriffs department. the police at least have [inaudible] the sheriff department has none. i hope you will consider adding a line item for support cit training. woe don't need one training, now we have none. we have all volunteers mpt my board secretary will pass the resolut

supervisors david eliate lewis. you have seen me before. scaert mental health board. i see this housing issue as a mental health isue. without housing and space for non profit and spaces for production distribution how can you have a balanced neighborhood and how can you have the mental wealth fair you need, the environment you need for a melthally healthy place. [inaudible] i support this moratorium. it isn't a perfect solution but it is a help and wake up call that something has to be done. for those supervisors opposed, i listb to your reasons do you believe you will help the city by not supporting it? this won't solve everything, but it is small help in a over heated neighborhood with way too much lexry development and no affordsable development. we need something, this is a partial solution. please consider t. there will be a few less dollars for proposition [inaudible] so what. we need this at least to start the process of bringing in more programs and more services and protecting people against elisact eviction jz the non profits vulnerable to losing spaces. i