How SF Mayor-elect Daniel Lurie's diverse transition team hopes to lay groundwork for change
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It's a great blend of people and I'm sure there will be some pretty interesting exchanges. We'll take direction from the boss, and I'm sure he'll set out what his goals and priorities are and we'll fill in the blanks for him and offer recommendations and advice. I think what I bring is a commitment as a lifelong San Franciscan to really getting the city back on track, hitting reset, if you will.
With a career in public safety spanning nearly three decades, Hayes-White said she hopes to help Lurie achieve these goals, especially when it comes to addressing the fentanyl epidemic on the streets. The mayor-elect has said that on his first day in office, he will declare a "fentanyl state of emergency."
We've seen some improvements under Mayor Breed just this last month. I know the fentanyl deaths were down quite significantly, but still way too many. So I think one of the things that we're really going to look at, and that I'm going to recommend looking at, is this crossover that needs to exist between de.
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