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the tenderloin police district keeps data on how much fence nal they take from drug dealers inform 2020 the first year tenderloin cops arrested 5 and a half kilos of drugs off the dealers. 2021 this went up to 25 kilos. today by the end of thissier we close in 55 kilos of fentanyl to to give you a perspective on this. 2 milligrams is a fatal over dose for most people. it is enough to worst abraham lincoln's beard on a copper penny. 55 kilos off the street the ends of the year is enough to wipe out the san francisco bay area twice over. the scale of drug in this city is what the problem s. we have to take a strategy as we try to do with san fran recovers. it brings everything we got to bear on public health, criminal justice strategies. arrive to recovery problems sober new deal programs that keep them thereupon and give them purpose to stay in recovery and get the long-term pornography and enhanced trans transparency we need ton where we are doing better and worse so we do better moving forward i'm grateful to be a partner with the mayor, da and chief of police and everybody -- we can d

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19 and 1700 to drug over dose. 75% of those fatalities to drug over doses are attributable to fence nalver dose of fentanyl is 2 milligrams the people in the tenderloin will take about 55 kilos of felony nal off the street which it is enough to wipe out the population of the bay area twice over. that is terrifying on the east coast there are narcan resistant synthetics if that come here we will have a public health calamity worse than the aids crisis. i asked for this job and why i proposed the most ambitious and far reaching plan i seen or in the experts i talked to seen. since the crisis started here. includes aggressive public health strategies. treatment on demand. taking a look at the things we need to do with the criminal justice system. right to recovery. sober new deal programs to give people purpose and make sure we expand our transparency so the city has a hajj what it is doing right and wrong. >> next request. your position on proposition b the public works and commission san station and street's department and commission. >> i will begin with cherelle jackson. >> while i hav

i got data to dive in this a bit that was in roej nal level this is average residential per that data. relying on the same data set shoes gross and residential on the bottom line. again the drought years are shown with hash marks in 96 average residential decreased boy 37%. as a points, during the rent drought the average residential use got down to 56 gallons per dame thez numbers were below we thought was achievable called us to question how low do we go and per capita rebounded since that drought period it is lower. this it is manage we have to examine we consider how to reduce it further. in addition to looking at the questio employed whiching sense stiffity for member agencies to inform our planning i look forward to bringing you the results the project is on schedule and i will provide the end of this year. the over all water use bauchtz diversity. for each agency a circle size associated with the purfalse chass and the colors associated with this per that use for that agency. for example. on the far upper right residential water use 48 and 65 gallons per capita per day. comper

how it spread throughout the system so in august we were looking at satellite imagery from the set nal three sat light and the reds and the biomass and the darker has lower amounts of algae. we saw it into the open day channel off of alameda and mobilized with our colleagues to monitor this intensely. it spread throughout south bay over the subsequent two, three weeks with the high concentrations for those familiar with these numbers. greater than 100-micrograms of chlorophyl or 20 times more than the average in the biy system for these summer values and as quickly as it showed up it disappeared and the things that we're wrestling what are the impacts to water quality and eco health? what factors caused the event? what is the risk and likelihood it will happen again and when? and what are the ways to mitigate this in the future? so the field work that we carried out in the last months that tom was noting the infrastructure established through the nutrient management strategy and the remote sensing helped us identify that we needed to be out there and monton intensively. we have five wa

the tenderloin police district keeps data on how much fence nal they take from drug dealers inform 2020 the first year tenderloin cops arrested 5 and a half kilos of drugs off the dealers. 2021 this went up to 25 kilos. today by the end of thissier we close in 55 kilos of fentanyl to to give you a perspective on this. 2 milligrams is a fatal over dose for most people. it is enough to worst abraham lincoln's beard on a copper penny. 55 kilos off the street the ends of the year is enough to wipe out the san francisco bay area twice over. the scale of drug in this city is what the problem s. we have to take a strategy as we try to do with san fran recovers. it brings everything we got to bear on public health, criminal justice strategies. arrive to recovery problems sober new deal programs that keep them thereupon and give them purpose to stay in recovery and get the long-term pornography and enhanced trans transparency we need ton where we are doing better and worse so we do better moving forward i'm grateful to be a partner with the mayor, da and chief of police and everybody -- we can d

how reline they are on the water system and so 65% of them are 90% or more relinocaine on the roej nal water system. this is a component of what they deliver to their customers. so this is a graph i showed to the commission not long ago. i thought it was worth bringing back. it provides over all total water use and population. from 1975 to 76. that is our oldest reliable data. goes to fiscal2021. actually available on the website. as the head line says uses 24% less water comper seed the peek use in 86/87 despite a population increase. this increase is the result of many things. actions at state and federal willful for efficiency guidelines and local agency investment and customer investment in water efficiency. exit site that, this is something when you go out people speak to. this level of efficiency is the result of extended droughts. our economic downturns and the pandemic. if you look at this graph the droughts shown with the #lines and for each drought period water demand reduces in response there is flow rebound. if i had fiscal 21 and 22 data it would be harshed. this is an ins

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the tenderloin police district keeps data on how much fence nal they take from drug dealers inform 2020 year tenderloin cops arrested 5 and a half kilos of drugs off the dealers. 2021 this went up to 25 kilos. today by the end of thissier we close in 55 kilos of fentanyl to to give you a perspective on this. 2 milligrams is a fatal over dose for most people. it is enough to worst abraham lincoln's beard on a copper penny. 55 kilos off the street the ends of the year is enough to wipe out the san francisco bay area twice over. the scale of drug in this city is what the problem s. we have to take a strategy as we try to do with san fran recovers. it brings everything we got to bear on public health, criminal justice strategies. arrive to recovery problems sober new deal programs that keep them thereupon and give them purpose to stay in recovery and get the long-term pornography and enhanced trans transparency we need ton where we are doing better and worse so we do better moving forward i'm grateful to be a partner with the mayor, da and chief of police and everybody -- we can do better e

the tenderloin police district keeps data on how much fence nal they take from drug dealers inform 2020 arrested 5 and a half kilos of drugs off the dealers. 2021 this went up to 25 kilos. today by the end of thissier we close in 55 kilos of fentanyl to to give you a perspective on this. 2 milligrams is a fatal over dose for most people. it is enough to worst abraham lincoln's beard on a copper penny. 55 kilos off the street the ends of the year is enough to wipe out the san francisco bay area twice over. the scale of drug in this city is what the problem s. we have to take a strategy as we try to do with san fran recovers. it brings everything we got to bear on public health, criminal justice strategies. arrive to recovery problems sober new deal programs that keep them thereupon and give them purpose to stay in recovery and get the long-term pornography and enhanced trans transparency we need ton where we are doing better and worse so we do better moving forward i'm grateful to be a partner with the mayor, da and chief of police and everybody -- we can do better exit am optimistic whe