Updates

The End of Crisis Operations: What Happened?

When the Mayor announced the Tenderloin Emergency Plan on December 14, 2021, the Department of Emergency Management ("DEM") was tasked...

Progress Report: City Far from Achieving Goals of Tenderloin Initiative

Highlights for the Week Ending April 24, 2022 Reduce Drug Sales and Violent Crime When the City launched the Tenderloin Initiative,...

Progress Report on Tenderloin Emergency Initiative

Highlights for the Week Ending March 20, 2022 New Reporting Structure: After receiving community feedback on the public data regarding...

Progress Report on Tenderloin Emergency Initiative

Highlights for the Week Ending February 27, 2022 New Metrics: For the past few weeks, the City has been revising the data structure of...

Progress Report on Tenderloin Emergency Initiative

Highlights for the Week Ending February 20, 2022 New Metrics: According to last week's operational report, the City is revising the data...

Progress Report on Tenderloin Emergency Initiative

Highlights for the Week Ending February 13, 2022 According to this week's operational report, the City held two workshops to revise the...

Tenderloin Emergency: Where is the Data to Measure Impact?

Tenderloin Emergency Dashboard (as of 2/6/2022) Overview The City’s Tenderloin Emergency Plan is a long overdue response to the...

Interim Shelter: End Street Sleeping, Now

The solution for homelessness is permanent housing, and the waiting line for that housing cannot be on our streets. Even with the...

Update on "A Place for All" Legislation

On April 21, RescueSF supporters, along with small business owners, spoke in support of "A Place for All" (APA) as a means to end street...

Support for "Al Place for All" Legislation

Dear Neighborhood Leaders, “A Place for All” legislation, sponsored by Supervisor Rafael Mandelman, provides a platform for ending...