stories, your commitment inspire us all and my fellow supervisors hr's dorsey, mahmoud souder and gaudio collaboration will be necessary in every step we take and i am proud to join you in this effort. >> we stand here today because san francisco is at a breaking point. the fentanyl crisis and it is a crisis is a public health emergency that has devastated too many lives and touched every corner of our city. every one of us has seen or felt its impact on our streets, in our neighborhoods and with our family and our friends. this is a crisis of addiction. it is a crisis of safety. it's a crisis of opportunity and it is a crisis of our community. we cannot afford to treat it with half measures or delays. today we're here to say enough is enough. >> i'm proud to stand with mayor lori and my colleagues to support this fentanyl emergency package and it isn't just another proposal. it is a call to action and san franciscans demand action. it is a comprehensive plan that strengthens enforcement against drug trafficking and it expands the drug market agency coordination center and it cuts the re

it's a thank you and supervisor and gaudio. >> yes, i have a question. i think it's slide seven um where it talks about the major assumptions and there's a reference to a 7.2% rate of return on pension investments. i'm just wondering like is that a generous assumption and optimistic or realistic and if it doesn't go to 7.2, what difference does one percentage point or even a 10th of a percentage point make one way or the other as far as it's great we made more or we lost a certain amount i'm going to refer you to the comptroller's office again. >> sure. so the investment gains or losses or amortized over a five year period just to kind of keep the rates slightly smoother otherwise we'd be on quite the roller coaster because the returns as i'm sure you're aware are can be extremely volatile. they can be way below 7.2% closer to zero. they can be in the double digits to the good and so there's there's a lot of just it's it's stock market activity and so how does it affect like if the overall is just even a 10th or even a full percentage one way or the othe

chen representing district one, one of our newer supervisors danny sauder, district three jewel lynn gaudio from district four, matt dorsey from district six, myrna melgar from district seven and the president of the board of supervisors and also representing district eight rafael mandel. >> matt, a number of other city officers are with us today as well as cesar walking torres also i see supervisor sherman walton came in from district ten and also another new supervisor there from district 11. >> shyanne chen is here with us today. it's assessor walking tourists here. >> district attorney brooke jenkins is here. treasurer jose cisneros is here . the city administrator carmen chu, police chief bill scott right down here in front of us ,deputy police chief david lazar right here. also fire commissioners with us today president marcy frazier is here. vice president paula collins is here. commissioner steven kodjoe is here and commissioner ami morgan is here. you know we have some former fire chiefs with us today as well. >> and i want to give them a special shout out. >> paul tobacco is here

good afternoon chair chin supervisor dorsey supervisor and gaudio. first i like to thank supervisor dorsey and and gaudio for your service on this commission. i'd also like to thank church and for her continued service and support on this commission. my name is enrico pinnick. i'm the director of real estate and before you this afternoon asking for your positive recommendation for a new lease at 745 franklin street on behalf of the human services agency or hca with the state of california hca is job now program supports west. >> in addition, residents in job seeking and employment readiness the state of california employment department employment development department excuse me or eddie has offices at 740 five franklin where staff also assist san francisco residents through its cal works welfare to work program hca and have been working together at 745 franklin providing clients providing clean services and a full range of support including application assistance, benefit access and family stabilization services. >> this formal lease allows hca and

chen representing district one, one of our newer supervisors danny sauder, district three jewel lynn gaudio from district four, matt dorsey from district six, myrna melgar from district seven and the president of the board of supervisors and also representing district eight rafael mandel. >> matt, a number of other city officers are with us today as well as cesar walking torres also i see supervisor sherman walton came in from district ten and also another new supervisor there from district 11. >> shyanne chen is here with us today. it's assessor walking tourists here. >> district attorney brooke jenkins is here. treasurer jose cisneros is here . the city administrator carmen chu, police chief bill scott right down here in front of us ,deputy police chief david lazar right here. also fire commissioners with us today president marcy frazier is here. vice president paula collins is here. commissioner steven kodjoe is here and commissioner ami morgan is here. you know we have some former fire chiefs with us today as well. >> and i want to give them a special shout out. >> paul tobacco is here

chen representing district one, one of our newer supervisors danny sauder, district three jewel lynn gaudiorict four, matt dorsey from district six, myrna melgar from district seven and the president of the board of supervisors and also representing district eight rafael mandel. >> matt, a number of other city officers aith us today as well as cesar walking torres also i see supervisor sherman walton came in from district ten and also another new supervisor there from district 11. >> shyanne chen is here with us today. it's assessor walking tourists here. >> district attorney brooke jenkins is here. treasurer jose cisneros is here . the city administrator carmen chu, police chief bill scott right down here in front of us ,deputy police chief david lazar right here. also fire commissioners with us today president marcy frazier is here. vice president paula collins is here. commissioner steven kodjoe is here and commissioner ami morgan is here. you know we have some former fire chiefs with us today as well. >> and i want to give them a special shout out. >> paul tobacco is here with us today.

item number five is a motion reappointing supervisor joann gaudio to the golden gate bridge, highway and transportation district board of directors term ending january 30th 1st to 2027 or the conclusion of the term as a member of the board of supervisors. >> thank you. colleagues, do we have any comments on this? seeing none we call for public comment on item number five. yes, members of the public wish to speak on this matter should speak at this time. each speaker will be allowed two minutes. >> eileen bogan speaking on my own behalf as a long time district four resident. on monday january 13th i was in city hall during business hours. i went to the district four office. the door was locked and the lights were completely dark. >> the same was true today and i took an image. >> there appears to be an issue with core functions in the district four office as mondays are prepped days for full board meetings. i would strongly urge the district for a supervisor to focus on these core functions and strongly urge him to reevaluate his seeking reappointment to the golden gate bridge highway

chen representing district one, one of our newer supervisors danny sauder, district three jewel lynn gaudiofrom district four, matt dorsey from district six, myrna melgar from district seven and the president of the board of supervisors and also representing district eight rafael mandel. >> matt, a number of other city officers are with us today as well as cesar walking torres also i see supervisor sherman walton came in from district ten and also another new supervisor there from district 11. >> shyanne chen is here with us today. it's assessor walking tourists here. >> district attorney brooke jenkins is here. treasurer jose cisneros is here . the city administrator carmen chu, police chief bill scott right down here in front of us ,deputy police chief david lazar right here. also fire commissioners with us today president marcy frazier is here. vice president paula collins is here. commissioner steven kodjoe is here and commissioner ami morgan is here. you know we have some former fire chiefs with us today as well. >> and i want to give them a special shout out. >> paul tobacco is here w

it's a thank you and supervisor and gaudio. >> yes, i have a question. i think it's slide seven um where it talks about the major assumptions and there's a reference to a 7.2% rate of return on pension investments. i'm just wondering like is that a generous assumption and optimistic or realistic and if it doesn't go to 7.2, what difference does one percentage point or even a 10th of a percentage point make one way or the other as far as it's great we made more or we lost a certain amount i'm going to refer you to the comptroller's office again. >> sure. so the investment gains or losses or amortized over a five year period just to kind of keep the rates slightly smoother otherwise we'd be on quite the roller coaster because the returns as i'm sure you're aware are can be extremely volatile. they can be way below 7.2% closer to zero. they can be in the double digits to the good and so there's there's a lot of just it's it's stock market activity and so how does it affect like if the overall is just even a 10th or even a full percentage one way or the othe