The DEM mayor releases a working group in an attempt to rescue a city full of crime: “Renewal of our streets”
San Francisco Mayor David Lurie started San Francisco The Police Directorate (SFPD) Hospitality Working Group and provided a key vote in support of the Emergency State of Fentanil this week as it works to clean the San Francisco Street and restore healthy reason for the liberal city.
San Francisco had one of the most specific economic recovery from Covid-19 pandemic in the country. Pictures of drug market in San Francisco, homeless and empty office buildings have attracted the attention of pandemic nations.
The SFPD Hospitality Working Group will aim at the San Francisco Business and Tourist district, increasing the presence of police, dedicating resources with high traffic areas and supporting the catering industry.
“Helping people to feel safe walking downtown is the key to release the return of our city,” Lurie said. “We are creating conditions for a successful commercial center by launching a working group of SFPD catering. The Catering Working Group will break the silo to increase the presence of police in areas that run the economy of our city, not only during the big conferences, for 365 days a year.”
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People settle camps on the streets of San Francisco on April 15, 2023. (Flight risk for Fox News Digital)
The main merchants, including Nordstrom and Saks of the fifth, pulled out from the center of San Francisco due to growing crime and reducing foot traffic. After more than 20 years at the heart of the San Francisco Center, Westfield left the San Francisco Center shopping mall in 2023, citing a fall in sales, occupancy and foot traffic.
San Francisians voted the mayor of London in November. She was chosen in 2018 and led the city through his combat pandemic recovery. Lurie, Levi’s heir and political outsider, began his first term as a mayor in January.
He employed the cleansing of San Francisco Street, public security, resolving the city’s drug crisis, Creating housingCutting corrupt bureaucracy and “breathing of life back to our center.”
San Francisco Mayor David Lurie launched a working group of SFPD Hospitality this week. (Getty)
“With a safe, hectic center, we will attract companies, customers, tourists and conventions, create jobs, earn revenues and help us give us better services to everyone in San Francisco,” Lurie said of a new working group.
Also, this week, the San Francisco Supervisor Committee voted 10-1 in favor of the rulebook on the fentan state of Mayor Lurie.
“As a candidate for mayor, I promised San Francisci that I would work in partnership with the Supervisor Committee to take measures about critical questions that our city faces,” Lurie said. “As mayor, I am proud to fulfill this promise today. The urgent of the urgent state of the fentanil gives us tools to treat this crisis with the urgency it requires. And with our partners on the committee, we will do just that.”
The Ordinance will equip the city with resources “to lower the drug to the street and protect San Francisco” by unlocking financing and accelerating the contract process to allow enlarged treatment options, increased initiatives for protection of shelters and health initiatives. The complete committee of the supervisor will be addressed on Tuesday in the Regulation for the Second and Last Reading before Lurie can sign a decree in the law.
“I don’t think there is a problem today that San Francisco is faced, which has not been caused or exacerbated by drug addiction at the street level,” said supervisor Matt Dorsey, who voted for a decree.
“Mayor Lurie’s emergency command is aimed at increasing resources that provide solutions as big as problems. This is necessary to access the return of order to our streets, reduce the attraction of San Francisco as a destination for drug use and drugs and save lives.”
