supervisors with this community, roberto hernandez was there and we stood proud to fight for and josh arsay, we stood proud to fight for neighborhood preference so that when we actually build the affordable housing in these communities, that the people who live in these communities have right of first refusal to access those units. [applause] and also when we have revenue this this city that we make the right kinds of investments that will make a tremendous impact for a community. i got to take a tour. in fact, it was a low-rider tour with roberto. yes, it was a nice day and the sun was shining and yes, we were bouncing up and down in the mission and people thought i was having a good time and i wasn't there working. i was working. i was working. i was on a fact-finding mission to really see what opportunities exist in this community so that we can build more affordable housing. and so we were standing out here on 26th street talking to a number of folks who grew up here, some who don't live here anymore because they can't afford to. and others who were just trying to hold on and they talke

josh that arsay, director of workforce development. i think in slide 11, that you saw from jorge in the presentation, supervisor, was the jobs component and the way that we presented information to the committee and thank you again supervisor, haney, and colleagues for calling this hearing. we looked at the investment that our office made in service provider, not just in the tenderloin area, but serving the central market area at large. we looked at zip codes 94102 and 103. so to the question of what kind of jobs and placements are happened, we looked at what is the work the service providers in those areas are doing to serve community members here, that's gropes like goodwill, mission, central city hospitality and others. over that time span. so some of the industries that you see, i think you were speaking to some of the types of positions. >> exactly. >> hospitality consistently was an industry that was bringing in workers in that area. another industry was health care. a lot of that was kind of some realignment that was happening o