Your question is from San Francisco examiner. Question which School Facilities are safe for unhoused residents as urged by the board othe boardof supervisors . We have elemented mitigations to address this crisis. These include establishing 120 shelterinplace rv trailers for people experiencing homeless in district 10 and we have Ongoing Program of shelterinplace hotels for our unsheltered vulnerable populations and weve expanded our meal program for those living on the streets and weve also expanded restroom and handwashing stations throughout the city. What were doing now through the Emergency Operation center and in partnership with the department of Public Health, the Human Services agency and Housing Support homeless, were connecting individuals with the most appropriate solution. We are finalizing the evaluation of safe sleeping sites and plan to announce those sites and when they will be ready in the near future. Thank you, director. This concludes todays press conference. Have
He was a big guy, definitely it gentle giant. Reporter Terry Blanchard was known for his big heart. His daughter said me tells me his love extended to the many at risk children he mentored, serving on the board of the east Oakland Youth Development center for 10 years. The last two, as president. He had an amazing sense of humor. He made everybody laugh. Reporter in early march blanchard and his wife deborah, both 56, contracted covid19. Possibly, their daughter says, friend falling on hard times and was staying with them. It was really hard on our family because we couldnt check on them. We can only call. Reporter sydney says her mother recovered, her father didnt have a fever at first, but eventually developed one, was hospitalized and placed on a ventilatorsunday. My dad wasnt supposed to die. He never expected to die. This is not anything we wouldve imagined. Reporter now family and friends are taking solace in remembering his impact on the east Oakland Youth Development center. Th
What that says is that even though we locally are doing everything that we can to provide resources to the public, we know that theres so much more that needs to be done. We cant wait for a federal stimulus check in many cases, people who are living paycheck to paycheck and need money to pay their bills. And we know, especially our hairdressers and our nail salons, our barbershops, theyre probably suffering the most. Because if they dont work they dont have any income. So this is a very challenging time for all of us. And as we deal with the protecting of Public Health, we need to always protect the Financial Health of our families and communities. After were able to reopen what is that going to look like . And how will we be able to continue to make sure that everyone has a decent paying job with benefits . Thats the foundation of our city and its necessary for us to figure out ways in which we can help to support one another and uplift one another. Just a few things that we have been
Closed. Members will participate in the meeting remotely as if they are presently present. Public comment is available for each item. They are streaming the number across the stream at sfgovtv. Each speaker is allowed two minutes. Comments to speak during the Public Comment period are available via phone by calling 888 2045984 access code 3501008. 3501008 press pound. You will beelined up in the order you dialed. While waiting the phone will be silent. All callers will remain on mute until the line is open. You must account for timely days between life coverag cover coved streaming. Turndown your radio. You can make Public Comment by emailing me linda. Wong at sfgovtv. If you submit via email it will be included as part of the matter. Written comments may be sent through your Postal Service to city hall. Finally, items acted upon today will be forwarded for full consideration on may 12 unless otherwise stated. Supervisor fewer thank you, madam clerk. Please read items one and two toget
Announce this week about easing up on some of our restrictions. And a pandemic dilemma. The temporary cutback Stanford Health care says its being forced to make. Tonight more time at home and more frustration. June 1st is now the target date to reopen. Among many questions here, can Small Businesses survive that much longer . The majority of the bay area now following theis extended order o shelter at home. Today six of the bay areas nine counties announcing plans to extend our shutdown until june 1. You can see the counties here in red. Solano county, by the way, in yellow, is shut down until may 17th. Not everyones on board here. One woman says shes reopening her hair salon tomorrow. Lets bring in nbc bay areas Terry Mcsweeney from vacaville. We spread out our clients as well. Reporter leah rivera opened her salon in vacaville when she was pregnant with her third child and theres no way shes letting it slip away now. The hurdles that came with that for the first two years essentially