resource. we have to look at this like a global perspective. as a neighborhood that has the highest amount boarded up storefronts, we need investments too, we need investment from planning. oewd, public works, police and d.e.m. i feel like this neighborhood deserves it. it s been ignored for a significant amount of time when it comes to certain amount of investment. i m not necessarily convinced that the expense of every other neighborhood in the city not getting at least even additional baseline. public we re not getting an additional resources. we re just going back to baseline. i think it it will be helpful to present that. i want to support this, but i need a better understanding how the money will be utilized so we can justify how it s spread around the city. we can pull that together and get that to you today. it s fairly detailed in the planning work we ve done with the tenderloin. supervisor ronen: supervisor chan? supervisor chan: i think i brought this up last
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is the minutes and approval of minutes of october 172,017th. motion is in order for the approval of the minutes. second. so moved. it s been a motion second are there any corrections to the minutes? if not all those in favor of the minutes please a aye. all opposed the minutes have been approved. thank you. next item. 3 the director s report. good afternoon commissioners i want to welcome the ucsf pharmacist students, lift your hands so we can wave at you. also our members of our drug usage union are here today to testify so i want to acknowledge all of you. and many advocates from the community so we ll have a very great commission meeting today. and just on that note, we ll let you know president trump announced he is helping human services agency to declare a opioid crisis a public-health emergency. this does not provide us new dollars. there are a couple of things i think are worth noting, one is that there may be flexibility about the regulations of certa
also our members of our drug usage union are here today to testify so i want to acknowledge all of you. and many advocates from the community so we ll have a very great commission meeting today. and just on that note, we ll let you know president trump announced he is helping human services agency to declare a opioid crisis a public-health emergency. this does not provide us new dollars. there are a couple of things i think are worth noting, one is that there may be flexibility about the regulations of certain medications considering being able to pay for tele medicine for many rural communities who do do not have access, this would be a real important part. also naloxone, trying to reduce cost to that and also there is some concern from h.i.v. advocates in the way they ve allowed for thinking about flexibility to shift resources from h.i.v. and a.i.d.s. to this issue but i think over all, knowing that it s a public-health emergency i think is from a symbolic message i think
pharmacist students, lift your hands so we can wave at you. also our members of our drug usage union are here today to testify so i want to acknowledge all of you. and many advocates from the community so we ll have a very great commission meeting today. and just on that note, we ll let you know president trump announced he is helping human services agency to declare a opioid crisis a public-health emergency. this does not provide us new dollars. there are a couple of things i think are worth noting, one is that there may be flexibility about the regulations of certain medications considering being able to pay for tele medicine for many rural communities who do do not have access, this would be a real important part. also naloxone, trying to reduce cost to that and also there is some concern from h.i.v. advocates in the way they ve allowed for thinking about flexibility to shift resources from h.i.v. and a.i.d.s. to this issue but i think over all, knowing that it s a public-