The Coalition on Homelessness is calling on the city of San Francisco to halt the towing and displacement of RV residents, as the city’s RV parking ban went into effect on November 1st and the Large Vehicle Refuge Permit Program has been plagued with bureaucratic issues.
The Coalition on Homelessness has won a legal victory in San Francisco that requires city agencies to provide notice, storage, and the opportunity for unhoused individuals to reclaim their belongings, representing a small but vital step toward restoring dignity and justice for the city’s most marginalized.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve a settlement with the Coalition on Homelessness that requires the city to follow its bag-and-tag policy and creates oversight measures to protect the belongings of unhoused residents.
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