dr. colfax. >> i want to great dr. golden's dedication. as you heard from resolution, she has done tremendous work and i've had the pleasure of working with her for these last few years and really so deeply respect, her wisdom, her patience and her consistency as dr. babba had described, embodying lean principles and one of those principles is going to the work that is actually being done to observe and to ask questions. and there is a lot that goes in the department, and dr. golden was instrumental in ensuring that in crisis, in complex situations, in situations where improvement need to be made, was instrumental in being a key resource in helping us think through, how do we develop a structure, how do we develop outcomes to improve, how do we ensure that we adjust as more information comes in. and how do we ensure that we're always in mythology. i knew dr. goldman's way were successful when people were asking how did that work. from doing test sites and vaccine sites on the ground to the covid dashboard, dr. goldman's leadership was inst

dr. colfax. and i was wondering about the air quality and this is reading one hundred and 56 is a nice red i'm not sure when you're criteria are and come down here with the traffic report never mentioned this horrible haze and what is kind of the critical point that we have all to be aware of. this is probably some of the highest i've seen since the fires. >> commissioner chow from you're public health responses the air is a standard was at 1 hundred and 44 warrant the sensitive population to have an alert to that effect. >> our public health emergency response team is standing but as necessary if that level will have an activation. >> and including the wildfires. >> apparently the fires are not orange in california. >> commissioner guillermo. >> it's what i was going to share that information. >> okay. any other new business so the next item is. >> 12. closed session. do we have a motion to go into closed session. >> so moved. >> to go into closed session. >> any public comment. >> anyone in the

dr. colfax to give you an update on our resent activities in behavioral health. next slide. i'll spend some time on the following agenda item, i'll also thank you for your questions, i'll try to inter grade into my presentation, some of the responses to your questions. i'll be first sharing some updates with care court, updates from our residential care and straement efforts, over to response and importantly cal aim and our current transition to epic our new electronic health record. next slide. as you heard and new initiative, our govern created through legislation entitled sb1338 as you also heard from dr. colfax, we in san francisco are part of a first part of cohort of counties to implement care court starting yesterday. with l.a. to follow shortly and the remainder of the counties in the coming year. competition that's include members, members providers, or what is being called reference, this includes our assisted outpatient program, conserveship. if the person is eligible and the person will not engage voluntary in care, the participating will receive a court order ca

dr. colfax for resigning a wonderful seminar. if note those comments or questions we can move pickens, director and ceo, sf health network & executive sponsor lhh recertification incident command)) >> good afternoon, again expirations thank you for the opportunity to provide you an update on the status of laguna honda as it relates to the cms recertification. >> can i ask you about the power point? >> director and ceo, sf health network & executive sponsor lhh recertification incident command. >> okay. again, thank you for the opportunity we'll start like to share an update on some of the key components leadership hires on board the two new directors of nursing and have stacey and mr. michael collins and each will be the director for nursing for one of the two respective towers you recall the dual director of nurses structure as part of early recommendations from improving all the nursing status of operations and made the permanent structure with the improvement of those two individuals and both of them come with tremendous amoun

dr. grant colfax says the numbers are still too high. >> unfortunately, even 54 overdose deaths, while we're thankful that's down from last year, that still representing nearly two people a day in san francisco dying from mainly fentanyl-related overdose deaths. >> data shows nearly 600 people died since january with fentanyl involved in most cases. the department says it's continuing efforts to get people into supportive housing and treatment along with programs to directly reach people on the streets. >>> mayor breed is now backing a ballot proposal that would roll back several restrictions that san franciscoment currently operates under including the city's pursuit and surveillance policies. it's a proposal that already has critics lining up. >> reporter: something has to change. that's part of the message from mayor breed today, surrounded by members of the board of supervisors, coalition of community groups and advocates, the mayor declared her full support for big changes to police policy. she says san francisco is tired of crime in the city and she wants the voters to help decide what

dr. colfax and mrs. simon for being up to this monumental task and also to all my colleagues for your patience and help along several times, along the way of this journey, so thank you so much, and i after we get public comment i would like to make a motion to file this hearing. >> thank you supervisor melgar. i open up to public comment. all speakers are allowed to two minutes to provide comments. madam clerk, please call the fics first speaker. >> those in the chamber, line up on your right hand side of the chamber. >> we have a special accommodation i believe at- >> yes, we do mr. president. we are ready pursuant to title 2 of the americans with disability act through a prior arrangement we have an individual who would like to make his public comment. staff, please send mr. munet shaw through. >> thank you. this is patrick. [indiscernible] redirect now to insure laguna honda never faces decertification again. you must create a system of --long-term care coordinating council that failed miserable to pr