to our city and in particular to my district, where irish culture and traditions have rooted and fluorished to the benefits of us all. i think it's important that we recognize and memorialize the impacts of the irish that came to america in the 20th century. in the span of a decade, the population of ireland declined by 50%. it's repeatable, as food insecurity impacts billions in the world and millions in the united states. this honors that legacy by expressing support for a permanent memorial here in san francisco for the victims of the famine, and my office worked closely with members of the neighborhood in drafting it. i'd like to thank my colleagues, and i'd just especially like to thank the entire irish famine memorial community, several of whom came to speak today, afor their leadership in their communities, in our city, and on this memorial. thank you. >> president yee: supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: thank you. just briefly, i'd like to thank supervisor mar for bringing this important resolution forward and absolutely support this recognition of the irish famine memorial. bei

have a lot of talent in the san francisco police department, but to take a risk and allow that to fluorishto take j.j.'s idea and allow him to degree that program, that was -- grow that program, that i chief sur. i think we owe chief sur a debt of gratitude for allowing it to takeoff. also, on another note, tenderloin is doing another field trip, and the officers in these field trips, they take time to engage with the youth. they tour the neighborhood, they discuss safety tips, but there's over 4,000 children that live in the tenderloin. it's really the most populated part of the city in terms of families and children. so that type of work, to commissioner brookter's point is what we are about and what we need to be about. so good work for tenderloin. they -- the pal for cadet program, 20 cadets participated in the lay long event, exposing them to law enforcement. when we -- day long event, exposing them to law enforcement. it really is toet th let them o wherever they want to go. to the cadet program, officer dangerfield's here, it's another good step in community engagement with our yout