mr. stringer: my job is to make sure we push the envelopemr. er:, i have due diligence that i take very seriously. we are exploring divesting further in terms of fossil fuels. we study and analyze and we do things in a way that only enhances the pension fund. because look i represent -- who i represent? whoteacher, the pensioner depends on us to be their retirements. there are issues we have to speak up about because it ultimately hurts the people i represent. stringer,tt -- scott new york city comptroller. rolling over a teeny tiny touch as the ecb is out with its account for the march policy meetings. the central bank was in caution across the board from euro moves to financial conditions to trade to global downside risk based on march. , alsog us from frankfurt , what waslessandro your biggest take away from the minutes? someone has proposed that the ecb would say almost accomplish its mission on inflation, to stop and asset purchases. the majority of the governing council rejected and they still have to see more evidence that inflation is on

mr. stringer. >> so colleagues, i've made the amendment that i made. i really plead with you if you're not supportive today of this allocation, as i mepgsed, our voters don't really begin when our fiscal year begin ends and starts, they just want to see results now. these funds will get put into place immediately, and help give us additional resources not in august or september, but in april or may that's going to provide immediate relief for our tourists rngs or workers and our residents. and our residents don't understand the difference between fiscal year, july and may, they just want to see the services now. colleagues, i hope that you'll support the supplemental appropriation. colleagues, i ask for your support. >> president breed: thank you, supervisor kim. supervisor ronen? >> supervisor ronen: thank you. i just wanted to reiterate, this is a citywide issue without a doubt, and all of our iblth districts a districts are in need of additional cleaning, but i would say that some districts are harder hit than others, and what i would say as i walk

mr. stringer mentioned. i'm really glad to hear that in terms of the hiring and where you're going to hire from for the corridor ambassadors, but i think again trying to say that we'll have 40 people -- 40 additional positions within this next -- i don't know, week or so, i think is a little bit unrealistic. but again, i am there with you in terms of thinking that yes, we could always, always do more to keep our streets clean, needles off our street, feces off our street, all of that. i just don't think it's necessary in the form of a supplemental at this time, april, when we're about to go into budget deliberations. so again, it's something that i've asked for personally for district four every year. i think if we all had issues, we should ask for them during that regular budget time, as well, so i will not be supporting supplemental today, but not because i don't believe in street cleanliness. i just don't believe we need to do it in the form of supplemental right now, but i do want to thank sf public work

mr. stringer? supervisor fewer? >> supervisor fewer: yes, thank you. thank you very much. around your partnership with hsa and the readiness to work, so are they also the work fair hours that recipients know? >> so that was one of the slides that we showed. the alternative workforce was ga, project 20. a large supplement for manuel cleaning. that's dropped over the last 4 years. there's not -- the ambassadors from hsa are strictly for the corridors, commercial corridors throughout the city. the others did sweeping everywhere, not just in commercial. >> supervisor fewer: so it's down to zero now? >> no, because it's because we don't have the reports. >> supervisor fewer: but there was a reduction? >> about 40%. >> supervisor fewer: where does that pipeline come from? >> welfare to work. project 20 was parking tickets and the like and the swat was alternative program to work on streets. >> supervisor fewer: are we turns them into full time jobs? >> no. >> supervisor fewer: why don't we? >> most of them have jobs. they are paying off tickets, doing community service or avoidi

mr. stringer, who is here to answer any questions by the members of the board, and colleagues, i ask for your support today. i know that this is something that's always a tough conversation to have outside of the normal budgetary process, but i do want to remind my colleagues that every single year, we have had a supplemental appropriation come before this board of supervisors, and most of them have passed unanimously. in my first year on the board of supervisors, we passed a supplemental appropriation to expand our small business revolving loan fund. we've also had supplemental appropriations to fill in for federal cuts on hiv treatment and funding. we also two years ago passed a supplemental appropriation that i had introduced to expand our citywide pit stop program, which is our monitored public rest rooms that really have decreased the amount of human feces and urine in the neighborhood where they have been deployed. so i think that this is something that the board has regularly engaged in. i started this, again, in september, because i feel that if there are ever any unspent dollars