reentry council and a couple of the subcommittees. i just want to thank once again the supervisor for formalizing our relationship with the reentry council. back to the point of the time line and prioritization. please note, dcyf prioritizes the work of the reentry council and the work of public safety in general, and will do all we can to ensure our services continue. and we will also do all we can to insure the timeline that the council sets forth for us will be met. not only because we want to meet, but because we all work together to meet it. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you, director. any other city departments want to speak to this? then we will open up for public comment. my name is laura anderson, on behalf of the district s attorney s office. i just want to quickly support our support for the reentry council generally and for the legislation and for the report that was done. we have seen a lot of progress and 3 entry council was formed over the past five
and the work of public safety in general, and will do all we can to ensure our services continue. and we will also do all we can to insure the timeline that the council sets forth for us will be met. not only because we want to meet, but because we all work together to meet it. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you, director. any other city departments want to speak to this? then we will open up for public comment. my name is laura anderson, on behalf of the district s attorney s office. i just want to quickly support our support for the reentry council generally and for the legislation and for the report that was done. we have seen a lot of progress and 3 entry council was formed over the past five years. the annual report in front of you is an example of the kind of reform we have seen. it has extensive recommendations that need to be taken seriously. it was conducted through an inclusive process that included community representation as well as city representation.
grants to community-based organizations, totaling $12 million. we currently participate on the reentry council and a couple of the subcommittees. i just want to thank once again the supervisor for formalizing our relationship with the reentry council. back to the point of the time line and prioritization. please note, dcyf prioritizes the work of the reentry council and the work of public safety in general, and will do all we can to ensure our services continue. and we will also do all we can to insure the timeline that the council sets forth for us will be met. not only because we want to meet, but because we all work together to meet it. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you, director. any other city departments want to speak to this? then we will open up for public comment. my name is laura anderson, on behalf of the district s attorney s office. i just want to quickly support our support for the reentry council generally and for the legislation and for the report t
of the in thing we can do to reduce recidivism for medium and high risk offenders is reduced their caseloads. supervisor campos: as we are looking to the budget, going forward for your department, is there a clear understanding of that point? in terms of the folks in the mayor s office looking at your budget? i am having those discussions with the mayor s office, yes. in terms of what the outcome will be as you know, times are challenging. what my concern has been is not losing any resources to even basically having the ratios become hire and having to go after grand dollars to support that and efficiencies through the 678 funding. if we get the girl population parole population, we could be more efficient and effective, but it would drive additional resources. supervisor campos: and what are the ratios of san francisco relative to other jurisdictions in the state? they are all over the map. i was just talking with the district attorney. he has sheets relative to what