You can add location information to your Tweets, such as your city or precise location, from the web and via third-party applications. You always have the option to delete your Tweet location history. Learn more
The logistics of this--negotiating leases, providing meals, hiring security, providing case workers, arranging transportation with physical distancing--are staggering. We need to ensure that all of our workers are trained and safe as we move forward.https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=3&v=lHFtbFrD-xk&feature=emb_title …
We've secured nearly 24% of the hotel rooms available for homeless residents in CA under the Governor's Project Roomkey, despite having 5% of CA's homeless population. I'm proud of what we've accomplished and we'll continue to build on this progress to protect public health.
Putting folks in hotels won't make a damn bit of difference if they leave to attend a dope emporium. You know better...pic.twitter.com/5k4lbdYocP
Let me explain to you what my reality is. I don't need all those things I just need a room. A room that I can actually afford. Get people off the streets before they die. People don't need to have all this stuff they just need to have a place to stay that's safe.
Stay strong
That's great. We should take advantage of this situation with limited pedestrian and vehicular traffic. This is opportune time to give the streets a good scrub down and make our city more beautiful.
They are doing more than scrubbing, lots of city construction occurs.pic.twitter.com/saQswe7y4x
The next logical step is enacting a zero-tolerance tent on street / sidewalk policy. If we are spending the money to house one, house all. It's impossible to walk to the grocery store, down Mission, South Van Ness or any number streets without obstruction.
Love you Mayor - you the best
please walk through my neighborhood, the Tenderloin, and see what you are forcing us to deal with!pic.twitter.com/0QvUXvn9qA
@MattHaneySF , @shamannwalton ,
How about it?
Is this humanitarian disaster on our streets something to be proud of?
Twitter may be over capacity or experiencing a momentary hiccup. Try again or visit Twitter Status for more information.
