very strange how the more we expand and incentivize tent encampments, rather than shelter, the more people move here and camphttps://twitter.com/sfchronicle/status/1318686029948375041 …
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where are they going to go, mike? are you going to put them in congregate shelter, which is prone to outbreaks? individual hotel rooms like the city was doing? what?
maybe the east bay. how’s your neighborhood looking kim mai? room for a few hundred campers? because my neighborhood has been doing its part the full decade i’ve been living here.
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San Diego is using it's Convention Center as a shelter and it's widely seen as a success
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on a percentage basis, Alameda County is up by far more than San Francisco County.https://www.kqed.org/news/11748088/new-numbers-show-homeless-spike-in-alameda-santa-clara-and-san-francisco-counties …
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this seems extremely unproductive, like you guys aren't even talking about the same things. I will say the two worst places I've seen are that street behind the Home Depot in Alameda and some of the side streets in the Tenderloin.
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IMO this shows that homelessness is not a city-scale problem, it is at least a state-level problem, and in order to build enough housing to solve the problem we need to do it in cheaper places, like Vacaville or Chico
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yes it's also a state/federal problem. If there was more federal/state funding, you could distribute services and resources more effectively geographically instead of having them concentrated in cities.
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