Work closely with cpmc and a stronger way to ensure that they are culturally competent. I dont see why i cant work with them closely to ensuring them. Also the mso issue in the tenderloin, i think we can solve that. We tried to work very closely with the clinic consortium and there is an mso within that group and that is an example. So there is i think a possibility of that. We also want to work closely to ensure that the new hospital does provide and im talking about the Cathedral Hill or the sand hill that it does have a structural response to medical patients. We believe thats important, thats why it was in the beginning of our process and well continue to work with cpmc to ensure that and well begin our process to work with parties and i think we put a lot of effort into this and we still have a lot of work to do and we can improve those areas for at least the Development Agreement on the health side. I want to thank all of you and thank the cpmc for the work that they have done. T
Substance abuse services, and a variety of violence interventions so that we give them the tools to succeed in the community at the same time as letting them know that we are watching them and working with them for their success. Thank you. Thank you. Captain. Thank you for what you do. Thank you. Next speaker . Good afternoon, supervisors, my name is nick and i am the director of the Legal Services in jails in San Francisco and i am an attorney and i am also an exoffender. And one of the things that i have been working here for 15 years that mike hennesse pointed out to me when i started working here is people who go to court from outside from the street, usually stay out of jail. I was one of those lucky people many years ago. I came from a family who was able to bail me out of jail and i was able to get out, and eventually get my life together and show the court that i was worthy of staying out, part of that was the color of my skin and part of that was the Socio Economic family tha
Supervisors who lead the charge every day to make San Francisco a better place. Ive got proclamations for all the folks i just mentioned. Thanks again for being here and celebrate this Beautiful Day here at Lafayette Park. applause so, mark, we have a little parting gift for you to commemorate this great day. And to encourage you to get out here and take this and play with us. We have a Lafayette Playground sign and a rec and park picnic blanket for you to enjoy. Congratulations. applause thank you. Next time we need a park bond. While you go to the voters, im going to call sean parker. [laughter] thank you, mark. All right. I mentioned there are a variety of city departments here. I want to give a shout ought to battalion chief williams from station 38. Where are you, chief . There she is. applause and i think we have some activities going on over there. I also want to give a big thank you to fire commissioner and Lafayette Park champion don. Where is don . applause hes actually playi
Historical society for your long work here. Good morning, everyone. Im going to try to mask my level of enthusiasm for this with hopefully some facts and acknowledgements. Let me say that you know in my culture as many of you know when it rains, its all about prosperity for everyone. I want to make sure Everybody Knows when i said that the world series would end the drought, i meant it. I want to repeat that again and again. But i want to say thank you, hello, everybody and welcome to this important milestone in our citys history. And im enthusiastic about this Panama Pacific International exposition we are celebrating today. Im enthusiastic about literally everybody i see in this audience whether its with the arts organization, or education institutions, our writers and people that have talked about this city for so many years, you have to understand how important this is. Im a student myself and i know that this city that i have the most kind of privilege for managing as a mayor is d
That innovation hangar brings, the historic evolution of at t that we get to lead is all a part of this historic is documenting and one thing i think our youth need to understand where we as people come from in San Francisco and what history allows us to be that innovation wasnt just something that an app discovered. It was the spirit of people that have been here for generations. And over 100 years ago if i get to teach the young tech kids what history was then hopefully we appreciate what innovation was across Many Industries across to board about the spirit of people and what we do for each other to bring in a strong community. You are going to find this out if you read this book that i have just been handed thats going to be part of this celebration, the jewel, a city that it is called. I take you back to this very building that we are in. The good symbol of what bernard may back designed this full arts and suggest to you that this began that movement 100 years ago and now the help