The San Francisco Housing Authority Commission convened on May 23, 2025, at City Hall, addressing key issues affecting the community, including an acknowledgment of the Ramaytush Ohlone people and updates on housing conditions.

The meeting began with a formal acknowledgment of the Ramaytush Ohlone community, recognizing their ancestral ties to the San Francisco Peninsula. The commission expressed respect for the original inhabitants and affirmed their sovereign rights as the first peoples of the area.

In the president's report, President Joaquin Torres highlighted a recent topping-off event at Sunnydale properties, celebrating the progress of the Sunnydale Community Center. However, he also addressed more serious concerns regarding living conditions at Potrero, referencing a recent hearing about alleged issues reported in the media. CEO Letizhu is set to provide further updates on this matter, emphasizing the commission's commitment to addressing the challenges faced by residents.

During the public comment section, community member Martha Hollins from the Plaza East Tenant Association reported significant achievements, including securing $7 million for capital improvements and an additional $1.2 million for essential services. This progress reflects the ongoing efforts of residents to enhance their living conditions.

The meeting underscored the commission's dual focus on celebrating community milestones while also tackling pressing housing issues, demonstrating a commitment to both progress and accountability in the city's housing landscape. Further updates on the Potrero situation are anticipated in future meetings as the commission continues to engage with community concerns.