Distrust in federal government. However, like any other challenge, also comes a lot of opportunity. We have a message to every San Francisco resident at they count they matter and they have a right to be counted and participate. There are Job Opportunities with the u. S. Census bureau. I heard that mentioned unlike in 2010, if you are not a citizen, a u. S. Citizen you will not be able to apply for those jobs. We need as many San Francisco residents to apply for those openings as possible. It makes a huge difference. We can as a city stand up to hate and intimidation. We can call to action and energize the next generation of voters. Many of whom will be eligible to vote for the first time in the 2020 election. And we can test the field for future Mass Mobilization efforts. Just very quickly i wanted to run through the who and where are San Franciscos hard to count communities . San francisco has a lot of people jammed into a very small city. We have one of the highest density rate fall
In 2015, when we had our last housing bond, it was 310 million dollars. The amount has doubled, thats really exciting. We have also talked about putting Affordable Housing in the citys capital plans. We are really planning for Affordable Housing needs as part of our overall city needs and that we are accounting for that every 45 years. When we have expanded the bond proceeds that we are in q4 coming back for the voters to fund the Affordable Housing needs that we have two meet what our residents need. The bond will Fund Acquisition construction improvement, rehabilitation and preservation and repair of Affordable Housing. The bond funding will further our offices work in meeting the need for the population of people that we care about, including persons with disabilities. It would do so by providing the funding that we need to build out all of our new construction Affordable Housing. Those housing projects meet the needs of persons with disabilities through assessable common areas and
Housing bond, it was 310 million dollars. The amount has doubled, thats really exciting. We have also talked about putting Affordable Housing in the citys capital plans. We are really planning for Affordable Housing needs as part of our overall city needs and that we are accounting for that every 45 years. When we have expanded the bond proceeds that we are in q4 coming back for the voters to fund the Affordable Housing needs that we have two meet what our residents need. The bond will Fund Acquisition construction improvement, rehabilitation and preservation and repair of Affordable Housing. The bond funding will further our offices work in meeting the need for the population of people that we care about, including persons with disabilities. It would do so by providing the funding that we need to build out all of our new construction Affordable Housing. Those housing projects meet the needs of persons with disabilities through assessable common areas and amenities on all of those site
Distrust in federal government. However, like any other challenge, also comes a lot of opportunity. We have a message to every San Francisco resident at they count they matter and they have a right to be counted and participate. There are Job Opportunities with the u. S. Census bureau. I heard that mentioned unlike in 2010, if you are not a citizen, a u. S. Citizen you will not be able to apply for those jobs. We need as many San Francisco residents to apply for those openings as possible. It makes a huge difference. We can as a city stand up to hate and intimidation. We can call to action and energize the next generation of voters. Many of whom will be eligible to vote for the first time in the 2020 election. And we can test the field for future Mass Mobilization efforts. Just very quickly i wanted to run through the who and where are San Franciscos hard to count communities . San francisco has a lot of people jammed into a very small city. We have one of the highest density rate fall
In 2015, when we had our last housing bond, it was 310 million dollars. The amount has doubled, thats really exciting. We have also talked about putting Affordable Housing in the citys capital plans. We are really planning for Affordable Housing needs as part of our overall city needs and that we are accounting for that every 45 years. When we have expanded the bond proceeds that we are in q4 coming back for the voters to fund the Affordable Housing needs that we have two meet what our residents need. The bond will Fund Acquisition construction improvement, rehabilitation and preservation and repair of Affordable Housing. The bond funding will further our offices work in meeting the need for the population of people that we care about, including persons with disabilities. It would do so by providing the funding that we need to build out all of our new construction Affordable Housing. Those housing projects meet the needs of persons with disabilities through assessable common areas and