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Board approves ordinance creating San Francisco safe-parking pilot for people living in vehicles
Summary
The Board unanimously adopted an ordinance establishing a safe overnight parking pilot program that directs HSH to create triage centers and a longer-term safe-parking pilot, coordinate with SFMTA on citation and tow-fee policies, and connect participants to the coordinated entry system.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously passed an ordinance on April 2019 to establish the city's first safe overnight parking pilot program for eligible people living in vehicles.
Supervisor Sandra Fewer (note: transcript uses “Supervisor Brown” for the introducer) introduced the ordinance to require the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing (HSH) to establish a triage center plus a pilot safe-parking program offering on‑site case management, hygienic facilities and connections to the coordinated entry…
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