tabitha and randy who couldn't be here from tenderloin housing clinic. they do an incredible amount of work making these projects happen and we are grateful to them and to everybody else who is part of this. thank you for being here today. >> thank you, jeff. again, as i said, we can't do it alone. we are fortunate to have an incredible partner in tipping point, and tipping point provided $3 million to help make this possible, which moves this project along sooner rather than later and to speak on behalf of to think -- tipping point is daniel. >> thank you. thank you to everyone who is making this work possible. we started tipping .15 years ago with a promise to invest in the best solutions that prevent poverty, including housing, early childhood education, and employment. the silver lining to the homelessness crisis that we outlined is we know that -- what it takes to get people housed. that is permanent, supportive housing and it works. over 85% of people who enter permanent supportive housing never experience homelessness again. the opening of the pos

tabitha and randy who couldn't be here from tenderloin housing clinic. they do an incredible amount of work making these projects happen and we are grateful to them and to everybody else who is part of this. thank you for being here today. >> thank you, jeff. again, as i said, we can't do it alone. we are fortunate to have an incredible partner in tipping point, and tipping point provided $3 million to help make this possible, which moves this project along sooner rather than later and to speak on behalf of to think -- tipping point is daniel. >> thank you. thank you to everyone who is making this work possible. we started tipping .15 years ago with a promise to invest in the best solutions that prevent poverty, including housing, early childhood education, and employment. the silver lining to the homelessness crisis that we outlined is we know that -- what it takes to get people housed. that is permanent, supportive housing and it works. over 85% of people who enter permanent supportive housing never experience homelessness again. the opening of the pos

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tabitha and randy who couldn't be here from tenderloin housing clinic. they do an incredible amount of work making these projects happen and we are grateful to them and to everybody else who is part of this. thank you for being here today. >> thank you, jeff. again, as i said, we can't do it alone. we are fortunate to have an incredible partner in tipping point, and tipping point provided $3 million to help make this possible, which moves this project along sooner rather than later and to speak on behalf of to think -- tipping point is daniel. >> thank you. thank you to everyone who is making this work possible. we started tipping .15 years ago with a promise to invest in the best solutions that prevent poverty, including housing, early childhood education, and employment. the silver lining to the homelessness crisis that we outlined is we know that -- what it takes to get people housed. that is permanent, supportive housing and it works. over 85% of people who enter permanent supportive housing never experience homelessness again. the opening of the pos

tabitha and randy who couldn't be here from tenderloin housing clinic. they do an incredible amount of work making these projects happen and we are grateful to them and to everybody else who is part of this. thank you for being here today. >> thank you, jeff. again, as i said, we can't do it alone. we are fortunate to have an incredible partner in tipping point, and tipping point provided $3 million to help make this possible, which moves this project along sooner rather than later and to speak on behalf of to think -- tipping point is daniel. >> thank you. thank you to everyone who is making this work possible. we started tipping .15 years ago with a promise to invest in the best solutions that prevent poverty, including housing, early childhood education, and employment. the silver lining to the homelessness crisis that we outlined is we know that -- what it takes to get people housed. that is permanent, supportive housing and it works. over 85% of people who enter permanent supportive housing never experience homelessness again. the opening of the pos

tabitha and randy who couldn't be here from tenderloin housing clinic. they do an incredible amount of work making these projects happen and we are grateful to them and to everybody else who is part of this. thank you for being here today. >> thank you, jeff. again, as i said, we can't do it alone. we are fortunate to have an incredible partner in tipping point, and tipping point provided $3 million to help make this possible, which moves this project along sooner rather than later and to speak on behalf of to think -- tipping point is daniel. >> thank you. thank you to everyone who is making this work possible. we started tipping .15 years ago with a promise to invest in the best solutions that prevent poverty, including housing, early childhood education, and employment. the silver lining to the homelessness crisis that we outlined is we know that -- what it takes to get people housed. that is permanent, supportive housing and it works. over 85% of people who enter permanent supportive housing never experience homelessness again. the opening of the pos

tabitha and randy who couldn't be here from tenderloin housing clinic. they do an incredible amount of work making these projects happen and we are grateful to them and to everybody else who is part of this. thank you for being here today. >> thank you, jeff. again, as i said, we can't do it alone. we are fortunate to have an incredible partner in tipping point, and tipping point provided $3 million to help make this possible, which moves this project along sooner rather than later and to speak on behalf of to think -- tipping point is daniel. >> thank you. thank you to everyone who is making this work possible. we started tipping .15 years ago with a promise to invest in the best solutions that prevent poverty, including housing, early childhood education, and employment. the silver lining to the homelessness crisis that we outlined is we know that -- what it takes to get people housed. that is permanent, supportive housing and it works. over 85% of people who enter permanent supportive housing never experience homelessness again. the opening of the pos

tabitha and randy who couldn't be here from tenderloin housing clinic. they do an incredible amount of work making these projects happen and we are grateful to them and to everybody else who is part of this. thank you for being here today. >> thank you, jeff. again, as i said, we can't do it alone. we are fortunate to have an incredible partner in tipping point, and tipping point provided $3 million to help make this possible, which moves this project along sooner rather than later and to speak on behalf of to think -- tipping point is daniel. >> thank you. thank you to everyone who is making this work possible. we started tipping .15 years ago with a promise to invest in the best solutions that prevent poverty, including housing, early childhood education, and employment. the silver lining to the homelessness crisis that we outlined is we know that -- what it takes to get people housed. that is permanent, supportive housing and it works. over 85% of people who enter permanent supportive housing never experience homelessness again. the opening of the pos

tabitha and randy who couldn't be here from tenderloin housing clinic.ey do an incredible amount of work making these projects happen and we are grateful to them and to everybody else who is part of this. thank you for being here today. >> thank you, jeff. again, as i said, we can't do it alone. we are fortunate to have an incredible partner in tipping point, and tipping point provided $3 million to help make this possible, which moves this project along sooner rather than later and to speak on behalf of to think -- tipping point is daniel. >> thank you. thank you to everyone who is making this work possible. we started tipping .15 years ago with a promise to invest in the best solutions that prevent poverty, including housing, early childhood education, and employment. the silver lining to the homelessness crisis that we outlined is we know that -- what it takes to get people housed. that is permanent, supportive housing and it works. over 85% of people who enter permanent supportive housing never experience homelessness again. the opening of the post a

something that somebody could do a pretty quick search for that you might want to keep a running tabitha we would see so that you could -- a running tab so we would see that you could see what's out there. >> i may have missed the first part of your question. if your question is are we currently memorializing and keeping track of the reason behind case dismissals -- >> is there a list of anyone who is been assessed a fixed penalty or got a warning letter. so i know you keep tabs of the complaints, but the disposition of them, warning letter, fixed penalty, probable cause finding, et cetera. >> i believe weo keep that information, but we would also keep it for the points you underscored. >> yeah. at least where you have -- if you have a disposition with a fixed penalty or warning letter, that's going to be a public letter. the complaints themselves, i'm assuming, are not locally disclosed. but they are certainly known to the person who made the complaint. i just want to think about how to bring some sunshine on what the action item was, because i do think it will provide the staff with so

something that somebody could do a pretty quick search for that you might want to keep a running tabithae would see so that you could -- a running tab so we would see that you could see what's out there. >> i may have missed the first part of your question. if your question is are we currently memorializing and keeping track of the reason behind case dismissals -- >> is there a list of anyone who is been assessed a fixed penalty or got a warning letter. so i know you keep tabs of the complaints, but the disposition of them, warning letter, fixed penalty, probable cause finding, et cetera. >> i believe we do keep that information, but we would also keep it for the points you underscored. >> yeah. at least where you have -- if you have a disposition with a fixed penalty or warning letter, that's going to be a public letter. the complaints themselves, i'm assuming, are not locally disclosed. but they are certainly known to the person who made the complaint. i just want to think about how to bring some sunshine on what the action item was, because i do think it will provide the staff with so

tabitha and randy who couldn't be here from tenderloin housing clinic.hey do an incredible amount of work making these projects happen and we are grateful to them and to everybody else who is part of this. thank you for being here today. >> thank you, jeff. again, as i said, we can't do it alone. we are fortunate to have an incredible partner in tipping point, and tipping point provided $3 million to help make this possible, which moves this project along sooner rather than later and to speak on behalf of to think -- tipping point is daniel. >> thank you. thank you to everyone who is making this work possible. we started tipping .15 years ago with a promise to invest in the best solutions that prevent poverty, including housing, early childhood education, and employment. the silver lining to the homelessness crisis that we outlined is we know that -- what it takes to get people housed. that is permanent, supportive housing and it works. over 85% of people who enter permanent supportive housing never experience homelessness again. the opening of the post

tabitha and randy who couldn't be here from tenderloin housing clinic. they do an incredible amount of work making these projects happen and we are grateful to them and to everybody else who is part of this. thank you for being here today. >> thank you, jeff. again, as i said, we can't do it alone. we are fortunate to have an incredible partner in tipping point, and tipping point provided $3 million to help make this possible, which moves this project along sooner rather than later and to speak on behalf of to think -- tipping point is daniel. >> thank you. thank you to everyone who is making this work possible. we started tipping .15 years ago with a promise to invest in the best solutions that prevent poverty, including housing, early childhood education, and employment. the silver lining to the homelessness crisis that we outlined is we know that -- what it takes to get people housed. that is permanent, supportive housing and it works. over 85% of people who enter permanent supportive housing never experience homelessness again. the opening of the pos

something that somebody could do a pretty quick search for that you might want to keep a running tabithag tab so we would see that you could see what's out there. >> i may have missed the first part of your question. if your question is are we currently memorializing and keeping track of the reason behind case dismissals -- >> is there a list of anyone who is been assessed a fixed penalty or got a warning letter. so i know you keep tabs of the complaints, but the disposition of them, warning letter, fixed penalty, probable cause finding, et cetera. >> i believe we do keep that information, but we would also keep it for the points you underscored. >> yeah. at least where you have -- if you have a disposition with a fixed penalty or warning letter, that's going to be a public letter. the complaints themselves, i'm assuming, are not locally disclosed. but they are certainly known to the person who made the complaint. i just want to think about how to bring some sunshine on what the action item was, because i do think it will provide the staff with some, whatever, protection against criticis

something that somebody could do a pretty quick search for that you might want to keep a running tabithawe would see so that you could -- a running tab so we would see that you could see what's out there. >> i may have missed the first part of your question. if your question is are we currently memorializing and keeping track of the reason behind case dismissals -- >> is there a list of anyone who is been assessed a fixed penalty or got a warning letter. so i know you keep tabs of the complaints, but the disposition of them, warning letter, fixed penalty, probable cause finding, et cetera. >> i believe we do keep that information, but we would also keep it for the points you underscored. >> yeah. at least where you have -- if you have a disposition with a fixed penalty or warning letter, that's going to be a public letter. the complaints themselves, i'm assuming, are not locally disclosed. but they are certainly known to the person who made the complaint. i just want to think about how to bring some sunshine on what the action item was, because i do think it will provide the staff with s