jri, that $1 million is combined with other jri funding, is that correct? >> is that? do you want to j-- supervisor avalos: how was it funded in the past and how is it different? >> that was redevelopment. >> jri is the jobs readiness initiative. it was previously funded through the development agency at approximately $1 million on an annual basis. we have included $1 million in funding going forward for those services which are early job readiness services. supervisor avalos: where are those programs focused? what part of san francisco? >> the existing initiative is primarily focused in the areas the redevelopment agency was working. the focus is primarily south of market as well as in the bay view-hunters point area. we have asked the department, as we're taking on responsibility with these funds, to consider how these funds were together with general fund dollars -- work together with general fund dollars and determine how those to support a broader base of neighborhood and district services. supervisor avalos: in the past, these funds were used for residents of spe

supervisor cohen: i am pleased to see jri reflected in the budget. it is not funded at the level of the redevelopment agency had previously committed. i was wondering, what is the mayor's plan for jri overall for the next two years? >> what is included in the mayor's budget is $1 million in the first year, $800,000 in the second year. those funds are intended to complete the initial contract that jri providers had with every development agency through september. additional funds remaining for the second half of the year, the mayor's intention is that those be incorporated into the overall portfolio of the workforce development department so that as the city takes on these additional job readiness training programs and services, which are clearly needed, they are well integrated into the rest of the offerings of the workforce development division. supervisor cohen: thank you. supervisor chu: i just wanted to point out, doing quick math, in terms of state actions, we talk about what the actions mean to our local government, in terms every development a

an additional hundred 50,000 of -- $150,000 for the workforce side and another million dollars for jri. it shows a decrease in america's cup because the proposed budget was $12 million this year. with the $10 million for next year, that is authorization to spend the money coming from the organizing committee. there is $150,000 for warriors, $125,000 for other development. that would be funds we would not expand until we had a written agreement with developers to reimburse us. you can see the other proposed budgetary-spending on the workforce side, which is largely federal grants. supervisor chu: thank you. supervisor avalos. supervisor avalos: thank you for providing the breakdown. it was to see whether have been enhancements to the budget. to drill down further,