This legislation lays the groundwork for us to take action, while providing protections for the non-profit workers and clinicians who would operate these sites.
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Today we announced legislation with Supervisor @MattHaneySF to authorize overdose prevention programs in San Francisco, which we know can reduce overdoses and public drug use, while providing access to treatment and services for people suffering from addiction.pic.twitter.com/BWxcVr1DSl
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Today, the stock market dropped the highest amount in a single day in history. The City coffers are tied to income tax and property taxes. When (not if) we have a recession, who pays for these programs when the money coming in goes back to $6B-$8B a year for SF?
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Moreover, these programs are not effective. Is another waste of money and resources Yet again, the city politicians are advancing their careers while using the homeless, drug addicted and others as pawns in their game
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Think about it: The mayor believes that drug addicted street zombies will miraculously come to their senses and get help.
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No you need a safe smoking site. I’m going to smart and final to get a restaurant size roll of Reynolds (the good stuff) and start a foil concession stand down around 6th street.
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How much is this going to cost.? Will it be limited to SF resident or can addicts from all over the Bay come to safe sites to shoot up? Can you get some of the basics of government done first like fixing roads. I have been in 3rd world countries with better roads.
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More money for non profits that are jumping up and down to run this.
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