and with us we have our mayor london breed and don't and sheriff paul and our assistant chief david lazzaro and our acting deputy chief rachel moran and sanity and others we have let's see - sector and daily from the sheriff's department we are here as a team to announce the progress we've made on too things homicides and gun related violence in for for this past year and you'll hear from everybody in a second it is huge accomplishment before i go further let me and that we have many of the people in the room who were responsible for the work from the future land use map and our partnering department our um, can partnerships autonomous vehicle shuttle pilot helped us to track the strategy and have our community members who without them none of this would be possible. acknowledge to go into a little bit of details about i i'm going to turn it over to my colleague i'm excited about our progress but begin with our mayor london breed to the stage to reduce the violence we are hearing oftentimes well crime is down across the nation homicides and this is strategic it takes into consideration year

and with that, chief lazzaro you're hard work and come a long ways almost one hundred people to celebrate in the police officer amendment using drones we didn't have the ability to use before i'm happy to talk about the barriers and things we're to set up for making sure we are continuing not only to protect people but protecting property we're so grateful to the san francisco police department for all they're amazing work and also they're following up with with the commitment and this is a juvenile occasion this is demonstrated when something happens you'll get caught. >> arrested and only to have fun only. with that, i'm opposed to introduce our assistant sheriff of the sheriff's department carter. >> (clapping) it's beginning to a lot a lot like the holiday season i love this thank you for the warm fireplace i need a hot cocoa. the st. joseph's wanted to encourage either community members and the visitors to come to union square. for they're shopping experience you've heard from many people how amazing it is in this area we we have several stores for shopping and restaurants you can fu

tomorrow support us and want to say thank you, mayor london breed and thank you and all of chief lazzaroand now that end the [music] >> at the port of san francisco we are the gateway to the city. the port of san francisco is responsible for managing this waterfront, and we have little over 270 staff dedicated staff doing that work. a third of our staff are skilled trades, and so at the port we actually have i believe every trade that is represented in the city is here at the port. i'm particularly proud of the collaboration and relationship building that we've been able to accomplish, especially with our union partners. not when something is wrong, but to proactively work wg them when we are thinking of different policies and how they may impact their membership. our main hr office is here at pier 1, we have office hours and a dedicated office at pier 50. we staff that daily so we are accessible and available to that staff as well. like many city jurisdictions we were impacted by the pandemic and we felt it in our staffing levels. our hr has transformed. not only did we increase staffin

so unless there are any questions for me at this particular moment, i will turn it over to chris lazzaro. let's turn it over to chris slowly step back. it's okay. thank you. thank you, jonathan, for teeing that up. and i think an important place to continue with the presentation is to talk a little bit about the public engagement that has really shaped this project. when we talk about lessons learned from past work and ways that we want to improve, we want to really highlight that public engagement and public input has really been integral to this project. at every excuse me, at every step of the way. and so you'll see here just some highlights of the work that has been done to date, ensuring that stakeholders in the community have the opportunity to have their voices heard and that their input is integrated into the design and the programing for potrero yard. so throughout this process, there has been a neighborhood working group that has met almost monthly over the past several years, and they continue to again shape and inform the project. more than 150 outreach activities, as well as

so unless there are any questions for me at this particular moment, i will turn it over to chris lazzaro. let's turn it over to chris slowly step back. it's okay. thank you. thank you, jonathan, for teeing that up. and i think an important place to continue with the presentation is to talk a little bit about the public engagement that has really shaped this project. when we talk about lessons learned from past work and ways that we want to improve, we want to really highlight that public engagement and public input has really been integral to this project. at every excuse me, at every step of the way. and so you'll see here just some highlights of the work that has been done to date, ensuring that stakeholders in the community have the opportunity to have their voices heard and that their input is integrated into the design and the programing for potrero yard. so throughout this process, there has been a neighborhood working group that has met almost monthly over the past several years, and they continue to again shape and inform the project. more than 150 outreach activities, as well as

and with that, chief lazzaro you're hard work and come a long ways almost one hundred people to celebrate in the police officer amendment using drones we didn't have the ability to use before i'm happy to talk about the barriers and things we're to set up for making sure we are continuing not only to protect people but protecting property we're so grateful to the san francisco police department for all they're amazing work and also they're following up with with the commitment and this is a juvenile occasion this is demonstrated when something happens you'll get caught. >> arrested and only to have fun only. with that, i'm opposed to introduce our assistant sheriff of the sheriff's department carter. >> (clapping) it's beginning to a lot a lot like the holiday season i love this thank you for the warm fireplace i need a hot cocoa. the st. joseph's wanted to encourage either community members and the visitors to come to union square. for they're shopping experience you've heard from many people how amazing it is in this area we we have several stores for shopping and restaurants you can fu

and with that, chief lazzaro you're hard work and come a long ways almost one hundred people to celebrate in the police officer amendment using drones we didn't have the ability to use before i'm happy to talk about the barriers and things we're to set up for making sure we are continuing not only to protect people but protecting property we're so grateful to the san francisco police department for all they're amazing work and also they're following up with with the commitment and this is a juvenile occasion this is demonstrated when something happens you'll get caught. >> arrested and only to have fun only. with that, i'm opposed to introduce our assistant sheriff of the sheriff's department carter. >> (clapping) it's beginning to a lot a lot like the holiday season i love this thank you for the warm fireplace i need a hot cocoa. the st. joseph's wanted to encourage either community members and the visitors to come to union square. for they're shopping experience you've heard from many people how amazing it is in this area we we have several stores for shopping and restaurants you can fu

and with us we have our mayor london breed and don't and sheriff paul and our assistant chief david lazzaro and our acting deputy chief rachel moran and