It's been six months since San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie took office. He campaigned on a promise to increase the number of shelter beds … 15-hundred of them within his first six months in office. But he’s walked back on that … and says his administration is now focusing on getting more people into supportive housing … as well as beefing up resources associated with behavioral health and drug treatment.

 

It's been six months since San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie took office. He campaigned on a promise to increase the number of shelter beds &hellip; 15-hundred of them within his first six months in office. But he&rsquo;s walked back on that &hellip; and says his administration is now focusing on getting more people into supportive housing &hellip; as well as beefing up resources associated with behavioral health and drug treatment.
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