THE “SAFE PARKING” site established by San Francisco’s Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing for people living in their vehicles has generated intense controversy since its opening in January 2022, and drama at the site continues unabated.
The latest episode came Tuesday when Urban Alchemy, the controversial nonprofit that operates the Bayview Vehicle Triage Center under contract with HSH, convened a hearing to “deny service” for 30 days to a resident who was written-up for making audio and video recordings of staff without their consent.
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