i'm nicole bohn, the director of the mayor's office on disability. i have quite a number of follow-ups and items to announce today, which i'm going to announce verbally and then there will be written follow-up that will be posted next monday as well. so as many of the council members know, may has been a very packed month of actity for our community. so, first i want to report back on the mayoral forms, specifically for people with disabilities and older adults. that was extremely well attended. we had over 900 people in person and another 1200 who had watched online. so that is very exciting news. the dignity fund coalition, who are one of the cosponsors of the event, collected over 150 questions to the mayoral candidates from people with disabilities and older adults. and for the council's information, the top concerns of people with disability in the -- from the forum were access to affordable and accessible housing. accessible transportation options. cleanliness of the streets a sidewalks and access to the public right-of-way. and employment. nex

i'm going to ask my colleague, the director of mod nicole bohn -- what? oh, nicole is not here. oh, now i find out. joanna, i take it you're on. >> thank you, co-chair blacksten. i am the deputy director of the mayor's office on disability. on behalf of director bohn who is sorry to not be here in person, she would like to ask you to recommend action to items related to any part of this presentation, or other items discussed in this report as a follow-up to today's public hearing. since the may 2018 meeting and some important upcoming opportunities for public engagement by san francisco bay area residents with disabilities. number one, is accessible bike-sharing. the oakland mayor's commission on people with disabilities, you're counterpart, will be discussing accessible bike-share programs monday, june 18, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. p.m. at oakland city hall. the mayor's disability council may consider partnering with this effort and try to bring that effort also in san francisco. accessible building entrance ordinance or abe, with the support of district 4, supervisor tang, the dep

>> hi, thank you so much for being here, i'm nicole bohn. on behalf of the mayor's office -- i want to applaud bart. >> don't forget mta. >> the civic centre space is a portal to our office, so we're appreciative. my question is around some of the data and wondering a couple of things. it might be too early, but i'm wondering with the attendance, if you're seeing breakdowns happen less frequently. and as a follow-up to that, i'm wondering if part may be able to consider using some of this data you're collecting. >> first of all, i'm happy to report, so we are tracking that metric. multiple metrics. we've collected it before we rolled out the pilot, and we're going to keep tracking around elator availability as well as cleanliness. so the number of service calls that are needed each time. and so we will be able to start reporting that 6 months to a year time frame. i am also very excited to report and this is something i'm working with sfmta and transportation authority. we know that if one elevator is down, that's it. we've heard time and ag