How about work on reasons ppl are so desperate they steal. Substance abuse treatment, education, affordable housing. Just a thought... (And I say that as someone who's gotten my window popped 8 times in SF. And I'm only there 1d/wk volunteering at Lyon-Martin Health Services).
Our car break-in epidemic is ruining the quality of life in our neighborhoods. Today I introduced legislation supporting SB916 by @Scott_Wiener that gives us a necessary tool to combat & deter car break-ins through increased prosecution. We need prevention, patrols & prosecution.pic.twitter.com/ttXiNVA5G8
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You don't think they're also working on that stuff?
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Bull. If we're spending so much we're not getting much for it. There are ~7-8k homeless people in SF. There are 1200 shelter beds. Waiting lists are huge. Over 2/3 of the homeless in SF were housed in SF before becoming homeless. Problem is only getting worse with housing crisis.
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your pro-cop fuckery is next level. If you cared about Black people the way you care about white techies cars we might have some actual housing.
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Thank you! I expect more from the 30 cents a day I pay to store my private property on public land!
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Bob raises a good point - charge more for permits to cover more security, and also address congestion from people hunting for parking.
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Bravo!!! We've got to get some rules and consequences back in this City!
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This one is really disturbing. We need to take our belongings with us. We can't leave them in the car anymore.
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Seattle for one. This article is a breakdown of why the oft quoted $36k/homeless person in SF is inaccurate. However if that's the calculation you want to use, with 10k homeless and a 1 billion dollar budget Seattle is $100k per homeless person.http://sfist.com/2016/04/12/no_san_francisco_does_not_spend_360.php …
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Let's talk about another oft-quoted figure: that 2/3 of homeless are from SF. What was the methodology there? Always sounded like BS to me.
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