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Homelessness Oversight Commission · Mar 5, 2026

Thursday3 h 05 min6 officials identified6 public speakers7 agenda itemsVideo: SFGovTV

The item that drew the most public speakers: Breaking the cycle deep dive: a focus on permanent supportive housing, 3 speakers, over 1 h 08 min.

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11 meetings, all transcribed, Oct 24, 2025 to Oct 23, 2026.This meeting: Mar 5, 2026
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Agenda · 7 itemsShowHide
  1. 5:51Approval of february 13, 2026, hoc special meeting minutes55 min · Routine business · 1 clip
  2. 1:01:13Breaking the cycle deep dive: a focus on permanent supportive housing1 h 08 min · Homelessness · 1 clip · 3 public speakers
  3. 2:09:39Item title withheldit could name a private person · 6 min
  4. 2:15:5810A. Requesting review and approval to enter into a new grant agreement with Conard House, Inc. for the McAllister Hotel Elevator Modernization Program3 min · Homelessness · 1 public speaker
  5. 2:19:4410B. Requesting review and approval to enter into a new grant agreement with Mission Housing Development Corp. for the South Park-Hotel Madrid Elevator Modernization Program3 min · Homelessness
  6. 2:23:4210C. Requesting review and approval to enter into a new grant agreement with Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc. for the Shallow Subsidy Housing Program for Families39 min
  7. 3:03:41Announcement of future agenda item topics1 min · Routine business

What happened

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  1. The February 13 meeting minutes were taken up, and after public comment was called with no callers, the minutes were announced as approved.5:40
  2. Staff presented item 10A, a new grant agreement with Conard House Incorporated for the McAllister Hotel Elevator Modernization Program in the amount of $122,885.2:15:39
  3. After a roll call on item 10A, the contract was announced as approved.2:19:35

Quotes

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…the top of your head, how do most people enter the system? Is it through coordinated entry? Is it through problem solving? Are they calling a hotline number?Sharky Laguana · Commissioner54:19
I really appreciate this discussion and the report, and I appreciate the public comment and the focus around families. I do understand that the Home by the Bay report— I understand the budget limitations, and yet I just can’t understand why the City and County of San Francisco cannot prioritize families and ending family homelessness.Katie Albright · Chair59:21
Is there— are there additional areas where, you know, you may need more funding so that you can actually get certain caseworkers that can help those particular groups of people?Obai Rambo · Vice chair1:36:52
…the Kelly Cullen community site, that was supposed to be a pilot for high acuity, right? So is there a reason that we’re doing another one?Joaquin Guerrero · Commissioner1:54:13

Who spoke

6 officials identified · talk time, most first.

Public comment: 6 speakers.

How we count

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Hamlet, “Homelessness Oversight Commission, Mar 5, 2026: San Francisco.” https://cities.myhamlet.com/sf/homelessness-oversight/meetings/2026-03-05. Data as of Oct 9, 2026 (version d14b03c); meeting of Mar 5, 2026.