icipatory program. we are really excited about it. however one of the things we want to make sure is that people don t get disappointed with the implementation of these projects. so with this hearing, i want to ensure that we keep our promise to the residents who spend hours and hours preparing the projects and getting people to vote. 6 months after the vote, only handful of projects have been completed. i want to ensure that we keep our promise to our residents and deliver these projects as soon as possible. i hope you schedule this hearing soon and hear from mta, recreation and parks and office of economic and workforce development and library and san francisco unified school district toll on our lives for on a time line to complete these projects. i normally don t make announcements on what s going on in the district. i wanted to highlight this particular thing. there is going to be a new senior program that will be starting and will have their kickoff on monday. we have
on their hearing around police staffing levels. i look forward to participating in that as well and i will be looking forward to cosponsoring it. it s an issue of crime. not only do we have homicide and supervisor cohen, an amazing comment that we ve had since we started this meeting a few human resources ago. what i have heard from residents in my district. time and again over the last years it has increased in violent crimes and neighborhood crimes. this issue affects us all maybe different ways in our districts but it affects everyone of us and police staffing levels is something that is right for discussion here at the board of supervisors and inside of city hall. i think public safety i imagine is going to be a huge priority for a lot of us, i know it will be as we head towards budget season. i know it s a priority for mayor lee and i look forward to participating in that discussion. i want to thank my colleagues for bringing that forward and i know it s just the tip of
though there was resistance we were able to get it done. back to dorothy. the help of their agent, they cured a loan and bought the property but when the seller realized she sold the house to a black family, she wouldn t give them the keys. so for six months6 months, the couple continue to pay rent on their plat while paying mortgage on a house they couldn t move into. after months of waiting, the adams talked to a lawyer and the couple s friends used a tire iron to jimmy the side door to get in the home. so the excuse me. the family broke the barrier to get into their own home and the first neighbor welcomed them into the neighborhood and he served in the neighborhood and she held a dinner every 2 months for more than 4 decades. the adams lived on their plymouth avenue home. i m sorry i never had the opportunity to meet her in person. but within a week of the couple moving senior residence in san mateo. ms. adams died. today i would like to remember ms. adams. the second per
to hear that. he was the first person i met her coming to city hall. a great person, incredibly sad to hear of his loss on a personal level but also for the teamsters as well. then also to back up supervisor cohen and wiener on their hearing around police staffing levels. i look forward to participating in that as well and i will be looking forward to cosponsoring it. it s an issue of crime. not only do we have homicide and supervisor cohen, an amazing comment that we ve had since we started this meeting a few human resources ago. what i have heard from residents in my district. time and again over the last years it has increased in violent crimes and neighborhood crimes. this issue affects us all maybe different ways in our districts but it affects everyone of us and police staffing levels is something that is right for discussion here at the board of supervisors and inside of city hall. i think public safety i imagine is going to be a huge priority for a lot of us, i know i
other young families in san francisco dorothy adams and her husband ended up owning a home. unlike their children, they had to do house hunting at night. they found a home in westwood park where i live but like many other communities across the country, the park has racist restrictions within their ccnr s. believe it or not, these racist restrictions were on record until 1992 when myself and a few of our neighbors stood up and said we have to change it and even though there was resistance we were able to get it done. back to dorothy. the help of their agent, they cured a loan and bought the property but when the seller realized she sold the house to a black family, she wouldn t give them the keys. so for six months6 months, the couple continue to pay rent on their plat while paying mortgage on a house they couldn t move into. after months of waiting, the adams talked to a lawyer and the couple s friends used a tire iron to jimmy the side door to get in the home. so the excuse