WHY YOUR VOICE MATTERS
The fentanyl-fueled drug crisis facing San Francisco has been twice as deadly as COVID-19 and led to increasing homelessness, petty crime, and economic hardship. But we can ensure funding for solutions to this crisis are included in the next city budget. Mayor Breed has released her budget proposal, and now it’s up to the Board of Supervisors to work with the Mayor to finalize it by the end of June. This is the crucial moment to make sure law enforcement and drug recovery services are prioritized in the final budget.
Tell the Mayor, Board of Supervisors, Department of Public Health, Police Department, Health Commission, and Police Commission to keep critical public safety funding in the budget and prioritize funding for true treatment on demand for recovery services.
Share this page with your network.
About Our Movement
This proposal is supported by TogetherSF Action; Central Mission Neighbors, Chinese American Democratic Club, Del Seymour, Code Tenderloin Founder; the Inner Mission Neighborhood Association; the La Playa Village Council; Mid Market small business/building owner and Street Level Drug Dealing Task Force member Max Young; Mothers Against Drug Addiction and Death (MADAAD); Police Commissioner Debra Walker; Positive Directions Equals Change; Recovery Advocates Steve Adami, Destiny Pletsch, and Tom Wolf; San Francisco Chamber of Commerce; the SoMa Grand HOA; SoMa Neighborhood Coalition; Saint Francis Memorial Hospital, St. Mary’s Medical Center, the Tenderloin Housing Coalition; Tenderloin Community Activist JJ Smith; the Tenderloin Business Coalition; and the United Democratic Club.
Follow along on Instagram
