Great, thank you. If you can go back to the slide on the amount of money that was put out. It was a little bit misleading. I know its not intended to be that way. At the end of the day, and you were with me the other day when we walked my commercial corridor. So every single one of the small Business Owners have said theyre absolutely tapped out. They have no intention of taking on anymore loans and some will be faced with the decision of do they try to stay in their lease if the landlord will not negotiate. They will file for bankruptcy and walk away. I am hearing that story over and over again. I think you told me that half of the money that went out, out of the 28 million, half was Grant And Half was loan. Is that correct . Its even a little bit less than that. Its closer to 70 loan, 80 loan, and we now flipped it the other way around. Okay, so 70 , 80 , so youre talking about 7 million or 8 million in grants and the rest in loans and 24 million going forward. So you done about 8 mi
platform. members of the public who wish to make public comment on the items in this agenda, the number is 408-418-9388, and the access code is 1469442932. as always, members of the commission, i ll a and presentl ask you to mute your mic until it s time for you to be heard. hopefully, things will go smoothly again. if not, let us know in advance. i m going to give two minutes for public comment tonight. clerk: thank you. so for the members of the public, this meeting is being televised by sfgtv. if you re interested in making public comment, dial 408-418-9388, and the access code 1469442932, then pound, and pound again. when it s time for public comment, president star-three. when you hear the moderator say your line is unmuted, this is your opportunity to provide public comment. you will have two minutes to provide public comment. once your two minutes has ended, you will be moved back into listening. press star-three to be moved back into the queue once again. please be
[roll call] clerk: commissioner taylor, you have a quorum. vice president taylor: so as i m sure the public has noted, we re using a different platform. members of the public who wish to make public comment on the items in this agenda, the number is 408-418-9388, and the access code is 1469442932. as always, members of the commission, i ll a and presentl ask you to mute your mic until it s time for you to be heard. hopefully, things will go smoothly again. if not, let us know in advance. i m going to give two minutes for public comment tonight. clerk: thank you. so for the members of the public, this meeting is being televised by sfgtv. if you re interested in making public comment, dial 408-418-9388, and the access code 1469442932, then pound, and pound again. when it s time for public comment, president star-three. when you hear the moderator say your line is unmuted, this is your opportunity to provide public comment. you will have two minutes to provide public c
more gratifying by the incredible support that we have by our leaders and i don t take that granted at all. we re privileged to have it. i can t tell you how much we appreciate your remarks and the steadfast and unwavering support for all of us in the work that we do. our staff, us, i look around and i see people who have dedicated many years, entire careers, have paused their retirements to continue work for us and everything you do for this city and the people who live here just means an incredible amount. from the very beginning of this pandemic, our staff has been on the front lines everyday, no matter what you do, if it s taking care of patients, keeping the hospitals clean and safe for patients, visitors and staff, fe feeding people, testing, opening new units. the creative ways you do them has been endless in the past three months. the importance of the work, the quality of the work, the amount of work, not to mention the pace has been nothing, nothing short of heroic.
service. our use of force incidents were over 2900. targeted c.i.t. responses, and if you can read the fine print, i m having difficulty. supervisor kim: no, we can read it. okay. good. over 24,000 incidents. 839 at mental health detention, that s when a psych pro or someone in another field called us to help them with a 5150 hold. police officers and doctors can place 5150 holds. the san francisco police department placed over 4300 mental health detention holds last year. and then, well-being checks runs the whole gamut. that s we go to a scene, someone could be in crisis. it kind of captures a whole category of different things. so potentially, officers response to over 53,000 call that s could have involved someone in mental health crisis. supervisor kim: can i ask some questions about these number? sure. supervisor kim: so the 755,000 number is significant. it means almost every single san francisco citizen called for mental health service. oh, no, that s all