That from happening. What would have prevented that from happening, her having a stable decent place to live. Youre making a choice right now if you go that way towards police, youre choosing not to give mothers like her house opportunities for housing. You seen a woman earlier who got stabbed. What would have prevented that from happening was her having a safe and decent place to live for her family. What will have also helped out of 11yearold, Mental Health services. You guys are hearing about bad street behavior. Police arent going to address that. Behavioral health treatment. You have proposals in front of you that youre making a choice. Going there, or reducing from the Police Department. These are really clear decisions. I really strongly you to go deeper. Youre only talking about a couple million in overtime. You should be going higher than that. That way, you can do the thing that we all know you want to do. Thank you. Good afternoon. Im the Deputy Director of the centre on juv
This program is a shortterm subsidy, its a threeyear subsidy. It leads to permanent housing. Were able to within the time period theyre in for the three years, were able to provide Case Management services for the families and were also able to help them become where theyre able to sustain on their own and be able to obtain permanent housing. We also help them not just obtain permanent housing, we help them look for income to become selfsufficient. We help them with their children, to help them to have a place to stay so they can have place for their children to get up and get ready to go to school. Some of those children have been traumatized by having to live on the streets. Because of the traumatic experience by going to school, theyre able to get i. E. P. S and extra help. Im asking you guys to support hespa and support the Share Program and fund that program to help keep families in their homes. Otherwise if you guys dont support it, some of the families thriving within that perio
From happening, her having a stable decent place to live. Youre making a choice right now if you go that way towards police, youre choosing not to give mothers like her house opportunities for housing. You seen a woman earlier who got stabbed. What would have prevented that from happening was her having a safe and decent place to live for her family. What will have also helped out of 11yearold, Mental Health services. You guys are hearing about bad street behavior. Police arent going to address that. Behavioral health treatment. You have proposals in front of you that youre making a choice. Going there, or reducing from the Police Department. These are really clear decisions. I really strongly you to go deeper. Youre only talking about a couple million in overtime. You should be going higher than that. That way, you can do the thing that we all know you want to do. Thank you. Good afternoon. Im the Deputy Director of the centre on juvenile and criminal justice. I want to thank this boa
Thank you the meeting will come to order, welcome to the special june 7 meeting of lafco. Im chair chan joined by vice chair jackie and sing. Our clerk is alisa sa mara and thank the staff at sfgovtv who are james for broadcast this meeting. Madam clerk to you have announcement. Todays lafco meeting is in person and providing Remote Access via phone. Public comment available on each item and prioritize those joining in person before to the remote call in system. Remote the call in information is streaming. When your item come up dial star 3 to be add. Best practice call from a quiet location, and turn down listening device you may have. You may submit Public Comment via e mail to the lafco clerk. Or u. S. Mail to 1 dr. Carlton b. Goodlett place room 244, San Francisco, california 94102. If you submit comment in these ways tell be forwarded to the commissioners and include as part of the official file. That concludes my announcements. Thank you. Call the role. Chair chan present. Vice c
Of traditional libraries. Hosted by zocalo public square. This is about an hour and ten minutes. Thank you. [ applause ] i feel like i should behave somehow. There is a slight stigma. Ill try to behave. You havent so far. [ laughter ] part of why were here is to celebrate this library and this is coinciding with that. I wanted to start sort of soft and fuzzy before i really try to go antilibrary on these people. You what . I told them i warned them, beforehand i hate libraries and so one of the striking things ive been talking to people for weeks preparing for this, people have really wonderful memory, childhood memories of libraries in particular and when they first got the favorite moments. Could we start i have to introduce you, my goodness. To my left, susan hill dredge is the former director of the institute of museum and library services. A president alley appointed Senate Confirmed position. Shes currently a professor of practice at the university of Washington Information Schoo