"With this vote, San Francisco can finally rein in the sale of stolen goods that has disrupted our streets and pushed out legitimate street vendors,"
"This is a terrific step forward for public safety and I applaud the Board for standing for safe streets and thriving communities today,"
""meat products" to "dishwasher pods" to "jumper cables.""
""Food and beverages" or "Cosmetics and skin care,""
San Francisco supervisors approved a locally required list of commonly stolen goods that police may use to cite suspected illegal street vendors. State legislators approved SB 276 in September, amending 2018 restrictions and restoring police authority to enforce specified street vending violations in San Francisco. Police may cite vendors selling listed items and may arrest individuals after three offenses. The list contains about 100 items in 11 categories based on Public Works recovery data from 2023 through September. Permitted vendors and prepared-food sellers are exempt. Public Works personnel will remain involved in enforcement operations.
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