and emily cohen from hsh will present. >> thank you. good morning vice chair mandelman i'm emily cohen with department of homelessness and supportive housing i'm before you today with a resolution that would approve the third amendment to the grant agreement between the d. homelessness and supportive housing with the episcopal community service for service the cova shelter located at 655 elis street. this amendment would extend the term by 10 months to the end of august, 2024 and alignment with the booking agreement for that hotel. this -- amendment would increase the not to exceed amount by 1. 5 million a total of 15 million for 10 months of service at this shelter. the site has the capacity to serve 109 adults across 89 rooms. a couple are larger. can fit multiple peopleful operations like service, daily management. janitorial, meals. case management and all of the service involved in operating the shelter. the cost of the agreement for fy23/24 is 144 dollars per bed per night, includes 2 hot meals per day. the other cost associated w

and we have emily cohen from to present. good morning, chair. good morning. committee members emily cohen from the department of homelessness and supportive housing. and i am before you today with the resolution resolution to authorize to amend our contract with five five keys for operation of the 685 street shelter, the resolution would extend the term of our agreement at the site until june 30th, 2026, and increase the not to exceed amount to a total. of $27.3 million. the site was previously a shelter in place hotel and transitioned to hshs general shelter portfolio in december 2022. as we wound down the shelter in place program, the city acquired the property in may 2022 and has plans to convert the site to permanent supportive housing once state funding to operate the site as interim shelter expires. five keys has operated the site since it began as a shelter in place hotel and continues to provide services property management, care for the building and the typical operations. and services of a adult shelter. the cost per night for this agreement is appr

and we have emily cohen here from the to present. sorry good morning, chair. ronen. good morning, supervisors. my name is emily cohen, deputy director at the department of homelessness and supportive housing. and i'm joined by andrico pennock, the director of property with the department of real estate. should there be any questions about the merits of the lease here before you today is a resolution that authorizes and approves the director of property to enter into a new sublease agreement. rent for the parcel at candlestick state recreation area that is owned by the state lands commission and currently leased to the state department of parks and rec to support the continued use as the vehicle triage center for an additional two years. the current term ends in january 2023 and we are requesting a new two year term that would extend the project to end. in january 2026 sorry, 2024 to 2026. the new sublease has an annual base rent of 2 to $312,000 that will be funded through prop c, our city, our home dollars that were allocated in this year's budget . the vehicle tria

. >> good afternoon, commissioners, i'm emily cohen at the department of public housing.peat the information from a few weeks ago but would like to follow-up on the questions that were asked at that point. as you know we are requesting a two year extension with an option for two additional years to continue to operate the embarcadero navigation center. one of the questions we received about equity on our good neighbor policy on port property. these are very different sites in different areas of town and want to talk about what we do standardize and customize. we work with a host of communities across san francisco. we work with each community to identify the unique needs of that specific area and work with them on the specific challenges that might exist. we have a standard good neighbor policy that is consistent across all of our shelter programs and was enhanced when we did the embarcadero and now put that into practice at multiple shelter sites including water front and pier 94 trailer site. central water front was the first navigation center for which we issued an int

the challenges on winston was more safe parking sites and that the guidance that we received from emily cohen at hsh was really that they they don't really see safe parking sites as as much of a solution as permanent housing. and that's really what they're striving for. so where our conversation sort of started with how long would it take to establish a safe parking site? and that would be a timeline for sort of a delay of implementation in she guided us that that wasn't necessarily the way that they think about it. they think about like a three month timeline for transitioning people into more permanent housing. and that's why we sort of anchored our our delay on the three month time horizon. absolutely i agree that permanent housing is always the solution that said, i do know that at our curbsides and our streets across the city are seeing an uptick in rv parking. and oftentimes we are asked to enforce our sticks. and i would love for us to develop a carrot and figure out how we could be part of that solution. we have of definitely a unique perspective when it comes to parking. we have a be

emily cohen, deputy director asked to share about how we prevent overdose and overdose deaths in program serving people currently or formally homeless. as said by every presenter today, we are in a national crisis when comes to overdose and our department takes this seriously and acting with extreme urgency in addressing and responding to this crisis in our community. across all hsh funded programs in the system of care we are committed to serving and being accessible to people who use substances. we are committed to offering them the opportunities and options to connect with treatment and care. we are implementing overdose prevention policy required by local ordinance, which includes required trainings, public postings and protocols for hsh and our contracted non profit providers in both shelter and housing and drop in services. in july 2023, we enter under to agreement with the dope project to provide training and technical assistance to homeless service providers. last year launched a incident dashboard internally, which allows us to in real time track trends and instance of situation

cohen after the testimony. >> he will ultimately be held accountable and as i said the other day, that is what this is all about. it is accountability. david henderson emilyyou. he was not just a low level employee, she was the vice president of the company until she left to work in the white house. how significant is her testimony? >> aymen, it is about a significant as it gets, and to the extent that there's any question you can look at how much they are fighting her getting on the stand. we just have to be reminded we are in civil court, non criminal court, you can call folks to the stand, and so i think that she will make for a very compelling witness. i don't know how much more you need after that testimony this week but i think it is a huge deal that she will be testifying against her dad in this case. >> here's the predicament for donald trump, molly. he loves, this is his known strategy, he loves to downplay his relationship with his former colleagues to testify against him whether it is michael cohen or jenna ellis who will say i don't know her. she didn't work on my campaign. she will not be able to do that with his own daughter, will he? >> i m

cohen is absent due to health issues. now, trump is also scheduled to be deposed today in a pair of lawsuits from a couple of former fbi officials. peter struck and emilyupage. and there is a development in trump's federal election interference case, the judge h now imposed a limited gag order and ts gag order restricts trump from commenting on potential witnesses or disparaging prosecutors, including jack smith himself. so we'll be keeping an eye on all of these cases. >> indeed. >>> up next, we'll return to our coverage of the israel-hamas war as the president prepares to travel to israel. >> we'll also speak with an israeli government spokesman, is a ground invasion of gaza still imminent? you're watching special coverage. be right back. re watching speci coverage beig rht back. my frequent heartburn had me taking antacid after antacid all day long but with prilosec otc just one pill a day blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. (all) ♪ toooo youuuuu! ♪ for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. (sean) i wish for the amazing new iphone 15 pro! (jason) sean