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In light of the recent tragic events in the Upper Haight/Panhandle neighborhoods, I'm holding an emergency public safety community meeting this Saturday, February 24 at 11:00 a.m at the Park Station Community Room at 1899 Waller Street.pic.twitter.com/0r89GgpH3W
We will be joined by Park Station Cpt Una Bailey, Department of Health, Department of Homelessness & Supportive Housing & neighborhood service providers to hear the community’s public safety concerns, learn more about existing efforts already underway & develop a plan of action
For more information, please contact my staff Samantha Roxas at Samantha.roxas@sfgov.org or at (415) 554-7630. We hope to see you see you there.
We need a safe injection site. If they died of an overdose they could have been helped there.
Mike, I totally agree. I was on the SF Safe Injection Services Task Force and I support safe injections sites. Recently, The San Francisco Health Commission voted unanimously to support the opening of safe injection sites -http://www.ktvu.com/news/safe-drug-injection-sites-in-san-francisco-expected-to-open-in-july-be-first-in-nation-reports …
Thank you for your compassionate response to this unspeakable tragedy. The loss of three young men is very sad. But the impact on their families, their parents and those who loved them is horrific.
Still reflecting on this much needed meeting today. I wanted to share this https://www.usich.gov/tools-for-action/strategies-to-address-intersection-of-opioid-crisis-and-homelessness#.WpIw48wP9-E.twitter … Thank you to all that came out and for @LondonBreed for bringing us together.
Very scary. Hope Narcan is readily available for the drug communities protection.
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