Residents in the Mission district of San Francisco are expressing skepticism over a newly announced $3 million street cleaning initiative by Mayor Daniel Lurie. Locals report ongoing issues with cleanliness and safety in the area, despite the presence of police mobile command units. While some see temporary improvements, many believe that more consistent actions are necessary. Residents are looking for a permanent solution, as temporary measures have proven ineffective in the past. Calls for more proactive police involvement and accountability are prominent among locals.
"I've been to meetings with the mayor, he's even stood right here. And nothing has changed," said a frustrated resident. He believes the situation has worsened.
"I want to see action," the Sandwich Man stated, emphasizing the need for consistent street cleaning to ensure safety in the community.
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