SF leaders, law enforcement deploy 'full-court press' for safety ahead of big weekend
Briefly

San Francisco is bracing itself for a critical weekend featuring the NBA All-Star Game and the Chinese New Year Parade, putting the focus on city leaders. SFPD Chief Bill Scott reassured the public about the preparedness of law enforcement, referencing successful past events like the Lunar New Year parade. Mayor Daniel Lurie highlighted the city's extensive preparations including the activation of the emergency operation center and the formation of a new Hospitality Task Force aimed at ensuring public safety for visitors. Significantly, state grant funds are aiding safety measures to foster a secure celebratory atmosphere.
"Every member of this department, both sworn and professional staff that are dedicated to making sure that our city is prepared for this big moment," SFPD Chief Bill Scott said.
"I think we've proven that year after year with the great Chinese Lunar New Year parade which is one of the best in the world," Chief Scott said.
"Right now they are proactively monitoring events and providing support where necessary," Mayor Lurie said.
"By working together as city leaders, law enforcement and community stakeholders, we will ensure that everyone can celebrate with peace of mind," Mayor Lurie said.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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