Mayor of San Francisco David Lurie launched the San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) Hospitality Task Force and achieved an important mood to support the Fentanyl State of Emergency Regulation this week while working to clean up the streets of San Francisco and to restore the policy of common sense to the liberal city.
San Francisco has had one of the slowest economic recovery of the Covid-19-Pandemie In the country. Images of the open -air markets of San Francisco, homeless camps and empty office buildings have caught the attention of the nation since the pandemic.
The SFPD Hospitality Task Force will focus on the business and tourist districts of San Francisco, which increases the presence of the police, dedicates resources to areas with a lot of traffic and supporting the hospitality industry.
“Helping people to feel safe to walk the center is the key to let go of the comeback of our city,” said Lurie. “We create the conditions for a flourishing commercial center by launching the SFPD Hospitality Task Force. The hospitality Task Force will break Silos to increase the presence of the police in the areas that stimulate the economy of our city, not only during large conferences , but 365 days, but 365 days a year “
People inhabit camps in the streets of San Francisco 15 April 2023. (Escape risk for FOX News Digital)
Large retailers, including Nordstrom and Saks from the fifth, withdrew from the city center of San Francisco due to increasing crime and decreasing foot traffic. After more than 20 years in the heart of the center of San Francisco, Westfield left the San Francisco Center shopping center in 2023, with a decrease in sale, occupation and foot traffic.
San Franciscanen voted mayor London Ras from the office in November. She was chosen in 2018 and led the city through its struggling pandemic recovery. Lurie, the heir and political outsider of Levi, started his first term as mayor in January.
He campaigned on cleaning up the streets of San Francisco, public safety, tackling the city’s drug crisis, Create housingBy cutting corrupt bureaucracy and “breathing back in our city center.”
Mayor David Lurie van San Francisco launched the SFPD Hospitality Task Force this week. (Getty)
“With a safe, bustling city center, we will attract companies, shoppers, tourists and conventions, create jobs, generate income and help us offer better services for everyone in San Francisco,” Lurie said about the new Taskforce.
Also this week the San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 10-1 in favor of the fentanyl state of Mayor Lurie.
“As a candidate for mayor, I promised San Franciscanen that I would work in collaboration with the Board of Supervisors to take action about the critical issues that our city is confronted with,” Lurie said. “As a mayor, I am proud to realize that promise today. The fentanyl state of emergency regulation gives us the tools to treat this crisis with the urgency it requires. And with our partners on the board is exactly what we will do. ”
The regulation will rest the city with the means “to get drugs off the street and to keep San Franciscans safe” by unlocking financing and speeding up the contract process to enable extensive treatment options, increased reception capacity and health initiatives. The entire Council of Supervisors will appeal the Regulation on Tuesday for a second and final reading before Lurie can sign the legal regulation.
“I don’t think there is a problem with San Francisco today that is not caused by or made considerably worse by drug addiction at street level,” said Matt Dorsey supervisor, who voted for the Regulation.
“Mayor Lurie’s emergency regulation is intended to accommodate resources that produce solutions that are as great as the problems. This is a necessary approach to restore order in our streets, to reduce the attraction of San Francisco as a drug use and drug handling destination and to save lives.
