The city of San Francisco sfgtv meeting of the Public Safety and Neighborhood Services committee occurring thursdaymarch 10, 2016 will begin shortly. [gavel] welcome to the march 10 for the meeting of the Public Safety and Neighborhood Service committee. My name is jane kim and to my right is avalos and supervisor campos. I want to thank our clerk erica meijer and also recognize jesse larson and jim smith and sfgtv for making sure our meetings are available on line. Mdm. Clerk any announcements yes please make sure to sounds off cell phones electronic devices. Items acted upon today will appear on march 22 order supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. Thank you. Actually, i should amend what i said earlier. I want dragon is josh out sander at sfpd for todays meeting. Im clerk please call the first item item number one is a hearing on the car breakins citywide and prevention strategy including plans to implement successful tactics used by the Police Bureau task force in neighborhood
Any announcements yes please make sure to sounds off cell phones electronic devices. Items acted upon today will appear on march 22 order supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. Thank you. Actually, i should amend what i said earlier. I want dragon is josh out sander at sfpd for todays meeting. Im clerk please call the first item item number one is a hearing on the car breakins citywide and prevention strategy including plans to implement successful tactics used by the Police Bureau task force in neighborhoods outside district 6. Requesting the San Francisco Police Department and the District Attorneys Office to report. Thank you. This item is sponsored by supervisor david campos could think of for introducing this item. Almond hand the hearing over to supervisor campos thank you very much mdm. Chairman. Thank you, colleagues for allowing me to have this item be heard today. This is an issue that is impacting the entire city and county of San Francisco and in places like Bernal Hei
We were averaging around 40 complaints per quarter and a break down of the types of complaints, 81 percent were staff related issues, fallowed by facility and access issues, 9 percent. Health and hygiene, 8 percent. Ada, 1. 8 percent. So that is a summary of the Quarterly Report. Do you have any questions regarding the Quarterly Report . Um, thank you. I just wanted toi had a chance to read through it before hand so you mentioned the number of complaints for the quarter was consistent. It looked like a very High Percentage in terms of complaints that are staff related, is that also across the board across the various reporting periods . Ill let howard answer because he has been doing the Quarterly Reports. Good morning, supervisor, howard chen, policy analyst on the staff. What we have seen is typically there is a pattern of complaint about staff being the Biggest Issue with client complaint. And can you elberate a bit on what that entails . Sure, the staff category is one of the broad
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Package are both the sides as well as some slides on injection drug use and the program that the city has to address those because you asked that before. Tracy packer is sitting here and available to answer any questions that you may have about this. I want to mention tracy is also a important member of the Population Health hiv working crew that you see listed on the slides and with two members of the gain to zero [inaudible] so im going to tell you a little bit about this collective impact initiatives. The question is, why this, why now, why us why we tried to get to zero new hiv infections zero associate hiv gas and zero associated stigma. So i would say that i think we have one of the best if not the best hiv surveillance programs in the world and certainly nationally. We have this Extensive Care Network that includes both clinical care, community care, and care for a number of other kinds of issues like needle exchange. We had from the beginning of the epidemic really Strong Commu