speak, they are welcome to. and i ll sort of reiterate the speakers have two minutes. we ask you state your first and last name clearly and speak into the microphone. if you have a written state, leave it with our files. you have to avoid repetition of the previous statements. sucati shaw, sarah lee, jordan davis, roma guy, alexander post, steven naylor, courtney hansen, diana black, jose bernall, megan swartz and if folks could line up at the right side of the chamber from your perspective. megan swartz, carrie lambrecht, marty jay. we ve been doing this for a long time and we think the new supervisors who are joining in in. roma guy from taxpayers and we re a member of the new jail coalition. so one of the surprises of today, and not to repeat what everyone else said is this renewed polarization from 2015. so i just want to point out that some of the alternatives like pretrial or whatever have really been effective. one that wasn t effective was one of the partners who sh
and to represent the no-new jail sf coalition. we heard from the sheriff there aren t any alternatives except to send people out of county and that s not true. there s a people s vision to closing a 50 bryant and we will be going over that right now. and just a little bit of background, we are community organization and community members, folk who s are formally incarcerated people who sense 2015 hav2015 who have been calln the city of san francisco to shut down at 50 bryant immediately. we represent more than 80 organizations and institutions that have united to demand the city take immediate steps to close a50 bryant. 850 bryant. at the core, it s not just about closing but counseling the jailing in san francisco by addressing the problem at its root through housing, mental health care and decriminalization. so first, we want to be responding to the mayor s proposal to close 80 bryant and we appreciate this and we re excited about the mayor s investment in pretrial division
we will have this chamber be a place where presenters can make a presentation and where members of the board can deliberate. we ask that folks sit down, if you could. great. so where were we? supervisor h araine? y? in terms of the third option that was announced yesterday, do you have cap you provid ca sense of what that will involve and what the process is around that? i mean, if we re talking about a new facility that is unclear what would be opening in 2030, what will happen between now and then? my understanding is if the hall of justice is closed and the count is where it is now, that we ll have to have some place for people go. will you make that decision? what role will we have? a contract would come your way to approve. part of what i was hoping to have is more of an in-depth discussion of what the immediate next steps will be? so are you involved directly in coming up with what that plan will be or do you expect that will be the sheriff s view? t
we heard from the sheriff there aren t any alternatives except to send people out of county and that s not true. there s a people s vision to closing a 50 bryant and we will be going over that right now. and just a little bit of background, we are community organization and community members, folk who s are formally incarcerated people who sense 2015 hav2015 who have been calln the city of san francisco to shut down at 50 bryant immediately. we represent more than 80 organizations and institutions that have united to demand the city take immediate steps to close a50 bryant. 850 bryant. at the core, it s not just about closing but counseling the jailing in san francisco by addressing the problem at its root through housing, mental health care and decriminalization. so first, we want to be responding to the mayor s proposal to close 80 bryant and we appreciate this and we re excited about the mayor s investment in pretrial division. but there are a few aspects of the proposal t