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San Francisco Releases Dashboard Tracking Mission District BART Plaza Conditions

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San Francisco is publicly displaying a dashboard detailing conditions at the two BART plazas in the Mission District. The dashboard, announced by Jackie Fielder via Instagram, tracks statistics on issues including illegal fencing, drug use, 911 calls, and street-cleaning requests. This data is updated monthly using information from various city agencies and marks the beginning of a 90-day initiative announced by Lurie in June to improve conditions.

From missionlocal.org

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Fielder, who said she advocated for the dashboard, expressed disappointment regarding the progress shown across most metrics. She noted that ridership declined slightly in July, drug dealer arrests remained stable during the activation period, and reports of human and animal waste were consistent with previous months.

From missionlocal.org

Who's involved

  • Jackie FielderDistrict 9 Supervisor who announced the public availability of the monitoring dashboard.
  • San FranciscoCity whose operational issues and public services are under public scrutiny.
  • Mission DistrictNeighborhood whose public services and safety are the subject of the monitoring data.

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