On Friday, Mayor London Breed released a preview of her upcoming budget including a more subtle message showing room to fund what she dubs, 'Wellness Hubs,' noting any inclusion of safe injection sites inside the hubs would have to be privately funded.
Mayor London Breed talked about getting tougher on drug dealers and users, while quietly making way for privately-funded safe injection sites.publicly promised this week to get tougher on drug dealers and users, while more quietly making way for privately-funded safe injection sites.
"So at the end of the day, some people are going to like it and some people aren't. And that's just what it is, because I'm putting everything on the line to change what we need to do," said Breed., where Board President Aaron Peskin pushed the weekly-meeting, highlighting the urgency of the crisis in the hub of the city's open-air drug market.
The mayor pushing back in days following, calling the move a political ploy as the debate over how to address the fentanyl crisis flares up.
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