. >> jennifer friedenbach with the coalition on homelessness in san francisco. >> says the money combined with other federal and state aid could put a big dent in solving the problem. we didn't think it's been really maybe with or maybe a quarter of the population of homeless population in the you could probably >> house >> it's so it's nothing to sneeze at. but i think you will notice a visible difference, but it it it would not, you know, go all the way to look at almost several california mayors have signed on to support least one of those ballot initiatives. the california solutions to homeless in mental health support act would raise the most money >> supporters, though, are still working to get enough signatures for the act on the ballot. friedenbach says that fixing the problem involves several layers. but at the root, it's still affordable prices. >> and >> single factor that contributed to rising homelessness was rising. rents important perspective for people to keep in mind. once folks are homeless in their homes for long periods of time. what's often when the other issues come

thank you for including jennifer friedenbach in this hearing. she helped represent community of people concerned. hi they are presentation of a. metrics which was developed by the community was excellent. i encourage her immediate adoption. thank you for the linkage center. initially i had concerns about. it seems to be actually helping people. i heard there dr. deborah borne. she's getting the resources she needs as a result of this plan. she's able to help more people. this is all good news. please use this whole initiative is as opportunity to implement the community created plan for compassionate alternative respondent team or c.a.r.t. it's part of coalition about 40 others. it's an alternative to responding to complaints about encampments, panhandling and homeless issues without involving police. it's a community created solution. it's been funded by the board of supervisors. please include this. finally, second include a transition plan for linkage center after the 90-day order expired. >> caller: good evening and members. my name is carol

thank you for including jennifer friedenbach in this hearing. she helped represent community of people concerned. hi they are presentation of a. metrics which was developed by the community was excellent. i encourage her immediate adoption. thank you for the linkage center. initially i had concerns about. it seems to be actually helping people. i heard there dr. deborah borne. she's getting the resources she needs as a result of this plan. she's able to help more people. this is all good news. please use this whole initiative is as opportunity to implement the community created plan for compassionate alternative respondent team or c.a.r.t. it's part of coalition about 40 others. it's an alternative to responding to complaints about encampments, panhandling and homeless issues without involving police. it's a community created solution. it's been funded by the board of supervisors. please include this. finally, second include a transition plan for linkage center after the 90-day order expired. >> caller: good evening and members. my name is carol

. >> jennifer friedenbach with the coalition on homelessness in san francisco. >> says the money combined with other federal and state aid could put a big dent in solving the problem. we didn't think it's been really maybe with or maybe a quarter of the population of homeless population in the you could probably >> house >> it's so it's nothing to sneeze at. but i think you will notice a visible difference, but it it it would not, you know, go all the way to look at almost several california mayors have signed on to support least one of those ballot initiatives. the california solutions to homeless in mental health support act would raise the most money >> supporters, though, are still working to get enough signatures for the act on the ballot. friedenbach says that fixing the problem involves several layers. but at the root, it's still affordable prices. >> and >> single factor that contributed to rising homelessness was rising. rents the important perspective for people to keep in mind. once folks are homeless in their homes for long periods of time, that's often when the other issues c

. >> jennifer friedenbach with the coalition on homelessness in san francisco. >> says the money combinedother federal and state aid could put a big dent in solving the problem. we didn't think it's been really maybe with that, you know, maybe a quarter of the population of homeless population in the you could probably >> house >> it's so it's nothing to sneeze at. but i think you will notice a visible difference, but it it it would not, you know, go all the way to look at almost several california mayors have signed on to support least one of those ballot initiatives. the california solutions to homeless in mental health support act would raise the most money >> supporters, though, are still working to get enough signatures for the act on the ballot. friedenbach says that fixing the problem involves several layers. but at the root, it's still affordable prices. >> and >> single factor that contributed to rising homelessness was rising. rents important perspective for people to keep in mind. once folks are homeless in their homes for long periods of time. what's often when the other issue

. >> jennifer friedenbach with the coalition on homelessness in san francisco. >> says the money combinedher federal and state aid could put a big dent in solving the problem. we didn't think it's been really maybe with that, you know, maybe a quarter of the population of homeless population in the you could probably >> house >> it's so it's nothing to sneeze at. but i think you will notice a visible difference, but it it it would not, you know, go all the way to look at almost this by any means. >> several california mayors have signed on to support least one of those ballot initiatives. the california solutions to homeless in mental health support act would raise the most money supporters, though, are still working to get enough signatures for the act on the ballot. friedenbach says that fixing the problem involves several layers. but at the root, it's still affordable prices. >> and >> single factor that contributed to rising homelessness was rising. rents the important perspective for people to keep in mind. once folks are homeless in their homes for long periods of time. what's often

thank you for including jennifer friedenbach in this hearing. she helped represent community of people concerned. hi they are presentation of a. metrics which was developed by the community was excellent. i encourage her immediate adoption. thank you for the linkage center. initially i had concerns about. it seems to be actually helping people. i heard there dr. deborah borne. she's getting the resources she needs as a result of this plan. she's able to help more people. this is all good news. please use this whole initiative is as opportunity to implement the community created plan for compassionate alternative respondent team or c.a.r.t. it's part of coalition about 40 others. it's an alternative to responding to complaints about encampments, panhandling and homeless issues without involving police. it's a community created solution. it's been funded by the board of supervisors. please include this. finally, second include a transition plan for linkage center after the 90-day order expired. >> caller: good evening and members. my name is carol

this is jennifer friedenbach, and i am calling on the coalition of homelessness, and thank you, rules committee, for your consideration today. i wanted to call in support of kelley cutler to be reappointed to the local homeless coordinating board? you have a number of incumbents here that are very -- have been really -- putting a lot of work into this and have a lot more work to do and have been very -- you know, this -- this body is not an easy body to manage, but what kelley brings is she is doing -- spending her days doing outreach on the street and is bringing direct representation of folks and what they bring. she has experienced homelessness and knows this system really well. she has a knowledge of what's working and not working in the homeless system and is able to engage actively with people who are experiencing crises and undergoing homelessness. i feel like it's incredibly important to preserve that seat. thank you so much. >> chair peskin: thank you. are there any other members of the public for public comment on this item? >> clerk: i believe we have one additional speaker

this jennifer friedenbach. i believe we supposed to do a slide show. as that's happening. i will start. good afternoon and thank you directors and supervisors. when the mayor announced the tenderloin emergency ordinance almost 100 individuals came together to form a coalition, deeply concerned that ensuring resources mobilized under the emergency ordinance, long standing and root causes in this neighborhood. ensuring that increased criminalization did not occur. since this effort began, weekly d.e.m. reports have been issued that focus on surface issues in the visibility of problems. they lack clear measurable goals. we spent time developing metrics and met to replace metrics and work together and got very positive reception. we are calling for d.e.m. to replace the metrics with new set of impact metrics from communities to improve the health. this ordinance is posed to be decreasing it. there are clear priority ideas with overdose, homelessness, mental health and waste. there's one or two metrics in each one that d.e.m. would set a baseline. this is supervisor ronen's poi

this is jennifer friedenbach, and i am calling on the coalition of homelessness, and thank you, rules committee, for your consideration today. i wanted to call in support of kelley cutler to be reappointed to the local homeless coordinating board? you have a number of incumbents here that are very -- have been really -- putting a lot of work into this and have a lot more work to do and have been very -- you know, this -- this body is not an easy body to manage, but what kelley brings is she is doing -- spending her days doing outreach on the street and is bringing direct representation of folks and what they bring. she has experienced homelessness and knows this system really well. she has a knowledge of what's working and not working in the homeless system and is able to engage actively with people who are experiencing crises and undergoing homelessness. i feel like it's incredibly important to preserve that seat. thank you so much. >> chair peskin: thank you. are there any other members of the public for public comment on this item? >> clerk: i believe we have one additional speaker