as of december 2017, 347,000 people have been helped by this hsa program. somebody tell me how this works exactly. how many homes is that? most homes, in the name of the husband and wife bill, maybe more than one person. how many homes are we talking about? does anybody know? of the 347,000? >> we count house pools, so those numbers represent the house pools. >> and those are 347,000 homes? >> households. >> and how long can somebody stay on this program? ms romero mentioned eight years. have there been people who have been on this program since day one and they're still on the program? can anybody tell me? >> i think each state is a little different. our homeowners have up to 12 months not to exceed $30,000. >> and is that pretty typical? you say each state is different, ms campbell? >> mr. committee member. our homeowners, it depends on the program. we have an unemployment program, where homeowners can stay on the program up to 18 months. and we have a limit for all of our programs combined no more than $100,000 per household. >> all right. is that typica

three are other city departments that pay through work order to hsa. this is a brand-new contract. it will start july 1st, 2018, and there's a three year term. this contract was procured through rsp 86602, which was released through the office of contract administration. alice universal was the highest scoring bidder. the funding is a mix of general funds, state and federal funds, and my colleagues and i are available to answer any questions you may have. >> supervisor kim: thank you very much. i don't see any questions from committee members for either the bla or hsa. thank you very much. and at this time we'll open it up for public comment, seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. all right. colleagues may we take a motion on item number two? >> supervisor peskin: so moved. >> supervisor kim: we have a motion made to move this forward to the full board, and that can be done without opposition. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> supervisor kim: mr. clerk, can you please call items number three, four, and five together, please. [agend

, and are you partnering with hsa or oewd to fill some of these positions. so are we looking for those positions to slot people into? and i think that the airport has such a good reputation, actually, of how they treat their employees, and the working conditions, i think would be excellent to integrate some of these people in. and after looking at the prop j jobs that are contracted out, most of them are entry level positions that those positions could be substituted for. >> we've got a good relationship with the oewd, so we'll reach out. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. >> if i could correct something i said about the uber and lyft, we do have an initiative that may -- first the pick ups, to move them into the central garage, and that would take them from the curb side, and eventually the drop off, so we're trying to incentivize is with some premium pricing, but can he can't restrict their access. >> supervisor fewer: -- but we can't restrict their access. >> supervisor fewer: okay. thank you very much. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. supervise stefani? >> c

so we are working closely with hsh to include -- i mean, with hsa, which is the med-cal renewer for us to see if we can eliminate this requirement of an income tax form for some individuals as a way to maintain them on med-cal for five years because we can't do that. we are working on that part. that's a little bit of insight that we've learned from really digging into why cannot particularly homeless individuals keep their med-cal for a period of time.folks, so are seeing an increase in the emergency room, whath i differ sets of data that include everything from ems, shelter systems, including all of our programs that we have in our community. so we'll try to calendar that in the future for you to really see, get a sense of that. we are hoping that we will be able to use that data set that we've been using for over 10 years and collecting data around particularly homeless individuals who are high utilizers in our systems as a way to target them for service and also to look at some of their health status so we can bring that forward on the calendar for your review. >> thank you. >> uh-

but i just want to echo about the homeless employment collaborative and $1.4 million redirected to hsa. i am interested in all of the work force stuff. how can we bring that to scale? they have good results. food security, of course, but i will send you a document in writing because right now i am getting everything mixed up with public testimony and what we heard today. i will send you that. off the top of my head, i think i am looking for pathways for people to have independence and bring them from dependency to independence. work force development is key on my list. thank you. >> thank you very much, colleagues. i will take that as a motion. >> is there a second to the motion to file? >> yes. there it is. we will file this hearing as heard. thank you. all right. any other business before this body? >> no further business. >> we are adjourned. thank you. 8:00 my time the small business commission held on monday, april 23rd, 2018. the meeting is being called to order at 2:00 p.m. small business commission thanks media services and sfgot tv for telerising the immediating which can be v

so we are working closely with hsh to include -- i mean, with hsa, which is the med-cal renewer for us to see if we can eliminate this requirement of an income tax form for some individuals as a way to maintain them on med-cal for five years because we can't do that. we are working on that part. that's a little bit of insight that we've learned from really digging into why cannot particularly homeless individuals keep their med-cal for a period of time. >> commissioner guillermo: i was also wondering and maybe this is for future data collection is the health status of some of the folks, so if we are seeing an increase in the emergency room, what is the profile. >> yes. >> commissioner guillermo: of that patient population coming in. >> that we can give you at another time to look at our coordinated case management system. if -- in fact, we just did a lovely view of 3400 patients who are homeless. we tried mental health, substance abuse and medical medications. we have over 66,000 individuals in the system with 15 different sets of data that include everything from ems, shelter systems,

overwhelmed with the amount they'll have i think expand and it being a movement for change especially hsa as a relates to bayview and hunters point. >> we face east more west we fast-forward >> this lodge is home to some of the best fly casting pools in the world. these shallow concrete pools don't have fish. this is just a place where people come to practice their fly casting technique. ith was built in the 1930's and ever since, people have been coming here to get back to nature. every year, the world championship of fly casting is held in san francisco and visitors from all over the globe travel to be here. >> we are here with phil, general manage of san francisco rec and parks department at the anglers lodge. what do you think about this? >> it is spectacular, travis from oregon, taught me a snake roll and a space cast. >> there are people from all over the world come to san francisco and say this is the place to be. >> yeah. it's amazing, we have teams from all over the world here today and they are thrilled. >> i flew from ireland to be here. and been practicing since for the compet

this includes requiring hsa to revive homeowners that were improperly denied them to reverse hhf for the proper expenditure and to strengthen into a controlled in order for them for the noncompliant. in addition to client reviews treasure also shares this committee and sigtarp's commitment to an fraud, waste, abuse in all t.a.r.p. programs and we considered the recommendations in that regard. treasury response to sigtarp recommendation in writing, made available to the pulpit we work hard to address the concerns raised by these recommendations in a manner that allows the program to function as intended and in the context of the blanket. for example, treasury thoroughly reviewed the 2.2 main dollars questions in sigtarp's august august 2017 report. this involves analyzing thousands of individual transactions occurred by -- dating back to the inception in 2010. following district treasury determine $656,141 the question of cost of not comply with the principles. the hhf a car to reimburse hhf. for the reasons set forth in her april 6, 2018 letter to sigtarp i copy of which is been prov

overwhelmed with the amount they'll have i think expand and it being a movement for change especially hsa as a relates to bayview and hunters point. >> we face east more west we fast-forward >> meeting will come to order. welcome to the may 23rd, 2018, rescheduled meeting of the public safety and neighborhood services. i'm supervisor jeff sheehy to my right, is supervisor ronen. also thank charles criminak and tom from sfgov-tv for staffing this meeting. >> silence your cell phones and speaker cards should be mitt -- submitted to the clerk. items acted on will be on the june 25, 2018, agenda, unless otherwise stated. >> today's meeting public comment will be one minute and item number 3 will be called out of order. also, a motion to excuse supervisor peskin and supervisor fewer? >> supervisor fewer is not part of the meeting. but supervisor peskin. >> so moved. >> ok. i've spoken with supervisor fewer and their office would like a continuance -- sorry. mr. clerk, would you please call item number 3. >> clerk: 3, resolution urging the sheriff's department and department of public health to

first, oekd works with the hsa health and human service agency to build a comprehensive work force development. oewd contracts $15 million for work force development. the way that breaks down such that $8.1 million for sector academies for high skilled work force population, $1.5 million for specialized access points like we were specifically speaking to. another example is veterans. then there is $1.9 million for youth services. those are facts i want to get out there. question for you. do organizations that are initially funded through the r.f.p. process, do they get cycled out for poor performance? >> that is one of the factors that we look at. every time we procure services it is a new procurement. we invite proposals from existing as well as new agencies as part of the scoring of those proposals. we look for every individual proposal. we look at the things like responsiveness to the strategy, the clarity of the plan, the goals associated with that, the cultural competent staff that are implementing the plan. we look at existing providers, what their track record has been, if they have bee