Lurie’s emergency fentanyl bill clears first hurdle
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors is poised to hand new Mayor Daniel Lurie broad powers to address The City’s fentanyl and homelessness problems. Under an agreement announced and advanced by the Budget and Finance Committee on Wednesday,
Lurie ’emergency’ fentanyl package appears headed for board approval
The Mayor’s Office put out a press release late Wednesday announcing that Board President Rafael Mandelman had signed on, guaranteeing passage next week. That move came after Lurie’s staff worked with the supes to add some amendments. From Mandelman’s statement:
Mayor Daniel Lurie's fentanyl state of emergency ordinance received unanimous approval from the city's Budget and Finance ...
Mayor Daniel Lurie’s proposal to speed up San Francisco’s response to the fentanyl crisis was broadly embraced Wednesday at City Hall and appears likely to pass next week. Lurie’s ordinance, his first ...
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"As a mom who's had to deal with the gut-wrenching pain of not knowing if their child was alive on these streets," said Gina ...
Preliminary data from the San Francisco Medical Examiner revealed that over 630 people died from an overdose in the city last year. That brings the total to over 1,400 ...
Mayor Daniel Lurie's proposed fentanyl ordinance to combat the widespread use of the deadly opioid could face its first ...
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