dennis herrera was a long time city attorney. there are important is to be dotted and t's crossed and important things to happen. there was a little bit of bureaucracy that held things up, but i said, mayor, let's get this park opening on the calendar and then ply my recommendation is that we'll come down with bolt cutters or sirses, it's your decision. i will say it's going to be scissors. if i'm being honest, i if i this we had taken down the fence with bolt cutters, it would have been better television. with that, let me introduce the real hero, mayor london breed. >> supervisor dorsey is right. i was prepared to come down and take the fence down in the middle of the night myself and hide it somewhere. who knows where. and this is really a testament that even our parks are not immune from city bureaucracy. it has been very, very challenging and i know really frustrating for this community which we know consists of our seniors, our kids, our families, i remember when i served on the san francisco redevelopment agency commission

i would like to introduce dennis herrera. [applause] >> thank you dr. frommeer. from.'t know if this is a good omen, how many people noticed that the lucky bayview sign just came up on the building recently because they knew we would have a great turnout today. thank you, everybody for being here today. we're here to deliver on a promise, a promise that really was decades in the making. you heard dr. frommer mention it a little bit. it was about the strength, foresight and determination of a community that embody itself in six people, the big six as they came known. but they were representatives of a community. and their call was a call to action. a call for inclusion, a call for accountability. ever you see here today is drr everything you see here today is their legacy and the legacy of the community that fought for today's day. thank you so much for being here. at the san francisco public utilities commission, we heard and answered the community's call to reinvest in the people of bayview hunter's point. this new center is a direct result of extensive outreach and e

and that is when i'm work to dom i spent 14 years in the city attorney's office working with dennis herrera involving consumer flexion. major equality and more. in addition to san front recovers i worked to deliver. pushing to fund affordable housing, negotiating the agreement that allowed lbgtq plus respondsors to march. >> hundreds to the local filipino i hope we will have the tune to work with log of women voters for years to come. >> i'm sherylel jack running for board of supervisor district sivenlgs i work tireless low to ensure all communities are represented in feigns and inclusion. dedicated and commit to serving under served communities. restoring hope for our seniors, veterans and disabled. we recognize the importance to invest in education and small businesses. restoring filth in community safety for neighbors, businesses in district 6. investing in black and brown communities. ensouring our diverse community have access toy will health care. san francisco we need to take action to ensure we have access to true affordable housing. san francisco, we have work to do. until all our