is smith think hsh looked at in the past. may be don't may be could be moved to something else or may be don't need could be triage in the a temporary in environment. and you know sort of like, you know some -- not the best at hope but work with folks and well is now a permanent housing solution outside of san francisco that does not require the journey fund to pay for it forever. on the higher need like the resources provided for the most acute folks are still not enough to meet the needs of people who may need to be board and care or some points even a locked facility. so. i and then a lot of conversation that i'm interested in the lack of support we provide for people who completed a 90 day treatment program and looking for sober living environment. and some is done by dph. i think we are far short of the for those folks we would like to have. i'm curious and may bemented to give an opportunity. any of when i said or ignore it. i'm curious how hsh is think burglar using hotels like these for to address some of the differen

gigi for hsh. thank you for the question. just context setting on your question, supervisor mandelman. you will recall this was a shelter in place booking agreement for this site. and so in terms of the population initially in the building an opportunity to identify unsheltered adults already in the building who were housing priority status. and and so this is the population the building intended to serve. when you get to the loan agreement, that irrelevant peeks to long-term the mixture mum income we have in the building under the affordability ristrikzs that are recorded on the deed. so, you then and there is how lid why can speak more. the declaration of restrictions work inform terms of the population in the building >> and there could be folks with -- more like lower income low income. >> right this 100% permanent supportive >> 100% psh when do we think the ami is more like for 100% psh? >> under 30. 30 or under. >> yes. >> thank you. why and some folks we are trying to get people on to social security. disability and ot

hsh funded housing. that is sort of relatively low to the 70 percent of folks who suffer overdose who have a fixed address and doctor talked why i didn't want to go in the detail about intensive collaborative work we do with dph for tenants in supportive housing. we really work and you all funded recently budget increase the case management level in supportive housing and overdoses was one of the driving reason frz doing that. connection to treatment and ongoing recovery support is a big part of the service packages we provide once somebody moves into our housing, and somebody in the shelter that is offered to them as well. we definitely work closely with dph to insure medication could be delivered to the supportive housing site, access to treatment, if somebody needs to leave supportive housing and go into residential treatment they can get their supportive housing unit back. we changed a lot of rules about that, worked with the federal government on that several years ago, so i hear your urgency superv

left week, a company days after am hsh announced for the first time intent to scale up a pilot program this allows in some situations same day place am. for unhoused folks from the street in supportive housing. this is a sharp contrast to the current average of 150 dhas it takes to place folk in per minute innocent supportive house thanksgiving is a positive develop examine i'm optimistic about temperature i want to thank hsh staff for their spirit of collaborate rigz on this. and since we introduced the resolution we have been in communication and i believe they are committed to addressing the problem of supportive how doing and vacancies with increased capacity thanks to new staffing and and sigsz hsh appears to be a strong are position to deliver on the goal. i'm looking forward to continuing to work with director mcfadden to make prs progress. to move people in vacant supportive housing as quickly as possible. we have been in contact with the resolution and after with supportive housing providers ready and willing to take in new residence denialos a bases. bottom line encouraged by

hsh partners with seven homelessness prevention providers that offer erap assistance in 20 2223 hshs seven providers dispersed. at $9.9 million in financial assistance . to 1440 households. and then hsh will lead the development of annual implementation plans and regular reporting on our progress. we will use these primary accountability mechanisms listed on this slide to ensure that the city as a whole is accountable, is accountable to making meaningful progress toward achieving this plan's goals and objective, and to inform refinements to strategies and activities in the future. so our public reporting process progress is partnering with people with lived expertise and then, of course, our homeless oversight commission in . and that gets us to questions. and i want to reiterate that i've got many members of my all the members of my exec team either here in person or online to help with the questions. thank you. thank you so much, supervisor walton. thank you, chair ronen, and thank you so much, director mcspadden. i do. i do have a question just in terms of if we look at a slide ni

city supervisors will be voting on preston's resolution next week if it passes, the board will notify hsh urging it to fill the vacant housing within 90 days. >> i'm sara stinson reporting back to grant. >> skyline high school in oakland is going to be closed tomorrow after an on campus shooting this morning. put the school on lockdown. it happened around 11 30 this morning. no one was hurt. fortunately, but police arrested 2 people they did not say whether they were students or not, though they also recovered a handgun. we talked to some parents this morning who rushed to the school. >> he's okay. he said he had to rush to room because there was a shooting. he actually was out on the field and you have to run to the gym, the gymnasium. we should be going through this at all. and unfortunately, like >> our kids are used to gunshots on the streets, taking it to school is a different level. >> again, school officials say siyline is going to be closed tomorrow as police continue to investigate what led to the shooting. police are investigating a labored a shooting near lake merritt in oaklan

coordinated care, as well as expand added case management launching of our coordinated effort with hsh for our permanent housing, advanced clinical services. we'll be working over the next year to implement the mental health service center. and we are beginning our expanded peer navigator and health services over the coming year. is happy to answer any questions, but just wanted to remind you of what our $100 million spending plan contained and no changes in board face. all right. thank you so much, director whitley and director kirkpatrick. i'm going to open it up to my colleagues for any comments and questions and just kick off our discussion on do we actually do we have any public comment. yeah do do we have any public comment at this time? actually, if we want to. okay. i see there's someone here in the audience of the public who wish to provide in-person public comment on this item. please line up at the podium now. each person will have two minutes to speak. hi all. good morning. i have a lot to say, so i'm going to speak quickly. became er external affairs director compass famil

i know that we've talked about just staffing up in different areas, not only within hsh, but also just staffing amongst our providers. just want to talk a little bit more about your thoughts on that and where folks are at in terms of the capacity issue that's been raised. as you've heard from providers, they're ready and willing to be able to accept additional resources to be able to expand our offerings. so just want to hear a little bit more about that from hci's perspective. oh, i'm certainly not prepared to talk about that today. sorry rene, but i let me check in on where we are with our own staffing. you know, it's . a journey with and we still have a number of staffing vacancies. i did hear the comments and comments during the budget from our valued providers in both ti and families. so you know, there's so let me get back to you with a more thoughtful answer in consultation with our executive team on where folks think we are in terms of our internal capacity and where we're seeing rooms room, both with the providers and, you know, other performance issues. my last question was g

left week, a company days after am hsh announced for the first time intent to scale up a pilot program this allows in some situations same day place am. for unhoused folks from the street in supportive housing. this is a sharp contrast to the current average of 150 dhas it takes to place folk in per minute innocent supportive house thanksgiving is a positive develop examine i'm optimistic about temperature i want to thank hsh staff for their spirit of collaborate rigz on this. and since we introduced the resolution we have been in communication and i believe they are committed to addressing the problem of supportive how doing and vacancies with increased capacity thanks to new staffing and and sigsz hsh appears to be a strong are position to deliver on the goal. i'm looking forward to continuing to work with director mcfadden to make prs progress. to move people in vacant supportive housing as quickly as possible. we have been in contact with the resolution and after with supportive housing providers ready and willing to take in new residence denialos a bases. bottom line encouraged by

as was mentioned in the earlier presentation by hsh. this is keeping folk in homes so they don't become homeless. >> oh , and to note on this past program. all active loans are performing, there are no defaults or work outs. the final bond program the 2019. 600 million dollars passed by the voters in november of 2019. margin of 71%. the first issuance of 253 million dollars has 82% spent. the second issuance, closed in april of this year, 28 of which spent by the end of this fiscal year. and positive piece to this is involving program here but. the city group is anticipating 3, 105 units of affordable housing produce third degree is up 7 then units from the report by staff in 2021. so a variance in the rice direction. this is it for me on this item exit electric forward to having staff give their report in 6 montes and an update on the goings on. thank you. questions or comments. public comment, please. >> members when wish to provide public comment line up or call 415-655-0001, access code: 2661 388 9782. no public comment. close and m

city supervisors will be voting on preston's resolution next week if it passes, the board will notify hsh urging it to fill vacant housing within 90 days. >> and so you heard you, preston say that the city historically moves the un house from spot to spot or maybe the other cities we've all heard about that before. so we reached out to the mayor's office. we just want ask them specifically. did they move any of the unhoused in that area where muskogee center is and where you're gardens is they move them anywhere. while this conference is going on. we did not hear back in time for this report. but if we do make sure to update our website. meantime, though, dreamforce still going on next sounds likely. obviously that somewhere. all right. we surely didn't see them ourselves. so didn't quite a threat, though. yeah, to. yeah. that's and that would be a big loss for sir. still ahead tonight, a speeding car crashes into a >> fire truck killing 2 people will hear from one of the victims sisters who believes the car was being chased. >> also, a lot of questions about untested rape kits in a calif

to be able to house them for the night and able to get stability in the next morning so getting from hsh to purchase accommodations and things. those was a huge win and definitely utilized. also at the invitation of the department of public health chief madison presented from the response team officers in saginaw county michigan and in colorado we get a lot of requests from out jurisdictions to discuss the paramedics and willing to spread the information an august 30th in the picture you see we had i don't know which and h and respo calls have an impact in the number of businesses that as a result of us going to the new any calls here you see a number for ambulance only is responding specific to 25 card the dispatch call type specific to behavorial crises those are those have a behavorial crises emergency folks threatening suicide acting inappropriately on the streets we are sent to the calls some have dispatched in the ambulance and some needing paramedic and ambulance when you look at the data had a county paramedic responds a 60 percent reduction in the ambulances in the emergency roo

all city departments have a zero tolerance policy for violence at our worksites and hsh is dedicatedorking environment that is free from violence and threats of violence. i don't feel safe. and now i really don't feel safe because that could have been anybody. it just happened to be the case managers. you know, it could have been any one of us that he decided to go off on a director at the property tells me there are additional safety measures being put in place to ensure everyone's safety 24 hour security guard and say all the time chapman was arrested and booked at the county jail. he's been charged with attempted murder, vandalism and second degree burglary. san francisco police say the investigation is still open and active. anyone with information is asked to call them reporting in the newsroom. cristol bailey ktvu. fox two news coming up tonight at 11, more tech layoffs the two bay area companies letting go of hundreds of employees. then we're getting ready for friday. the weather is well, it's not gonna be that warm, not as warm as you might expect. for this time of year. i'll

look forward to others sponsoring and also look forward to supporting hsh as they move hopefully with renewed urgency to meet this goal and provide immediate housing for at least 500 people who are currently unhoused in these currently vacant permanent supportive housing units. and the second item is another resolution for introduction. this is a resolution submitted with president peskin expressing our concern over the development of the pilot un plaza activation plan and specifically the displacement of the heart of the city, farmer's market and the resolution urges rec park to provide clarity around this pilot and also to adopt mitigations requested by the farmer's market. the heart of the city farmer's market is a incredible market. it brought so much to the neighborhood for decades and really has been a bright spot in what are otherwise very challenging conditions that we are all familiar with on un plaza. through severe challenges over the years, including the conditions on the plaza including droughts and impact on farmers, recessions and so forth, the heart of the city farmer'

city supervisors will be voting on preston's resolution next week if it passes, the board will notify hsh urging it to fill vacant housing within 90 days. >> reached out to the san francisco mayor's office to ask if any unhoused people or relocated or moved due to this conference. but we did not hear back in time for this report. if we get a response will put it on our website. kron 4 dot com. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> the san francisco board of supervisors voted unanimously to accept a plan to implement the first municipal bank in the nation. the would increase of business governance plan for creating a publicly municipal financial corporation and what then convert the corporation into san francisco's first public bank. public banks are not new with over 900 institutions worldwide. trolling 10's of trillions assets. this visible bank would be a first for america. still ahead of the problem morning news a's fans are using a new tactic. >> in hopes of pushing the team's owner to keep the a's oakland show you what it plus, a new state law is going to let california go more

if it passes, the board will notify hsh urging it to fill vacant housing within 90 days. >> reached outor moved due to this conference. but we did not hear back in time for this report. if we get a response will put it on our website. kron 4 dot com. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> well, it's been nearly a month since deadly wildfires destroyed western maui. and many residents say the recovery process is happening at a slow pace, as you might imagine, crews are removing hazardous materials and their deep cleaning schools and other facilities. students have already miss roughly 3 weeks of class as a result, many business owners who lost their livelihoods are concerned about their future. >> we have to worry about payroll. they have to worry about all these expenses that they incur. before the fires and all without any kind of income without even a business in itself. how do they pay for those bills? >> well, the death toll remains at about 115. though. hundreds are still unaccounted for. san francisco supervisor connie chan introduced a package in an effort to improve fire saf

city supervisors will be voting on preston's resolution next week if it passes, the board will notify hshg it to fill vacant housing within 90 days. >> reached out to the san francisco mayor's office to ask if any unhoused people or relocated or moved due to this conference. but we did not hear back in time for this report. if we get a response will put it on our website. kron 4 dot com. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. it's 7.34. and today state officials announced an assembly resolution. >> to mark august as transgender history month in california assembly member matt haney of san francisco is making the announcement noting california will become the first state in the nation to have a transgender history month. the month will provide an opportunity to further educate people and raise awareness about the contributions that the transgender community has made throughout the state. >> well, the san francisco board of supervisors has voted unanimously to accept the plan to implement the first municipal bank in the nation. the approved proposal would include a business and governor's

city supervisors will be voting on preston's resolution next week if it passes, the board will notify hshsan francisco mayor's office to ask if any unhoused people or relocated or moved due to this conference. but we did not hear back in time for this report. if we get a response will put it on our website. kron 4 dot com. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> 6.33 right now and the stud bar, the famous lgbtq establishment could soon be reopening in san francisco. members of a group called the stud collective, which is a worker co-op that owns the say they have signed a lease to move to a building on the corner of langdon and folsom streets. the original stood and i street closed in 2020 because of the pandemic. >> we looked long and hard to find a place that was worthy of the legacy. the study is one of san francisco's most iconic venues. it is almost 60 years old. and for those 60 years and has been bringing arts and culture and music and nightlife to the community here in the south of market. >> and it's going also the new building still needs to be renovated and they got to get t

look forward to others sponsoring and also look forward to supporting hsh as they move hopefully with renewed urgency to meet this goal and provide immediate housing for at least 500 people who are currently unhoused in these currently vacant permanent supportive housing units. and the second item is another resolution for introduction. this is a resolution submitted with president peskin expressing our concern over the development of the pilot un plaza activation plan and specifically the displacement of the heart of the city, farmer's market and the resolution urges rec park to provide clarity around this pilot and also to adopt mitigations requested by the farmer's market. the heart of the city farmer's market is a incredible market. it brought so much to the neighborhood for decades and really has been a bright spot in what are otherwise very challenging conditions that we are all familiar with on un plaza. through severe challenges over the years, including the conditions on the plaza including droughts and impact on farmers, recessions and so forth, the heart of the city farmer'

you have a target for where you hope this year when percent involved less paperwork for hsh staff in terms of enter row. we don't have a specific target for this year. we are -- trying to make the system easier for members to take less steps. by far the vast majority of active employees do it online. so we will evaluate how those the results of the changes n incorporate those in the plan for next year. one of the things we look at is -- whether or not you be the digital guides were successful or not and see how many requestings for paper to see whether this is something we want to transition retirees to. weep will be interested in hearing the data and retirees and early retiree and active employees. >> all right. on behalf of the board for those that you name in your report and the staff members not named that have brought you to this point we thank you for your diligence and work and leadership. thank you. are this questions and comments. we will take public comment. thank you. president scott. public comment is open. instructions are displayed on the screen. in person comment will

whether through a program this hsh might have through supportive housing and so forth. it really helps you to have i greater way of collaborating in quickly housing the resident and constituents of san francisco. so, as president torres mentioned these are a couple of pictures this we have around the back pack give away and as you see there was face painting there and the back packs begin away and we have a host of our partners with us. p.m. we had our property management company with us as well. thank you for the heard w on helping move this forward. and thank you, president torres for coming out on this day. there were a total of 500 back packs begin in the community. this year. >> this concludes my presentation but quickly, i want to continue to say thank you for my staff. to my staff for they are my staff but than i are my partners in this work. i want it remind you how valuable you are. i am grill for your responsiveness and all of your hard work as we continue to move forward. as well as our partners. and cv r is with us today i'm pressing them for these efficienc

as was mentioned in the earlier presentation by hsh. this is keeping folk in homes so they don't become homeless. >> oh , and to note on this past program. all active loans are performing, there are no defaults or work outs. the final bond program the 2019. 600 million dollars passed by the voters in november of 2019. margin of 71%. the first issuance of 253 million dollars has 82% spent. the second issuance, closed in april of this year, 28 of which spent by the end of this fiscal year. and positive piece to this is involving program here but. the city group is anticipating 3, 105 units of affordable housing produce third degree is up 7 then units from the report by staff in 2021. so a variance in the rice direction. this is it for me on this item exit electric forward to having staff give their report in 6 montes and an update on the goings on. thank you. questions or comments. public comment, please. >> members when wish to provide public comment line up or call 415-655-0001, access code: 2661 388 9782. no public comment. close and m