#4Pillars4Success
An immediate step Mayor Lurie can take to address the drug crisis is to bring all stakeholders to the table to create a unifying plan. That is a major lesson of Zürich’s Four Pillars approach. It’s what’s been missing in SF as politicians have chased headlines, rather than evidence-based solutions.
4Pillars4Success: Supervisor Preston Releases First Comprehensive Roadmap to Tackling the City’s Drug Crisis — Dean Preston
District 5 Supervisor Dean Preston announced on Tuesday 4Pillars4Success : a groundbreaking and comprehensive roadmap to tackle San Francisco’s drug crisis. Per Supervisor Preston’s request in Jan...
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January 13, 2025 at 5:41 PM
More coverage of our #4Pillars4Success roadmap. City leaders need to get behind a unified strategy to address our drug crisis. The current path—with uncoordinated & conflicting strategies by different departments—is a road to nowhere. We can and must do better. This new report offers a way forward.
Breed's opioid strategy has failed. But there's a much better option, a new report says - 48 hills
Study shows arrests aren't helping—a model from Zurich offers a clear and effective alternative.
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November 23, 2024 at 10:22 PM
Here’s some more info about the #4Pillars4Success roadmap we released today. This proven strategy offers our city a path to get SF’s drug crisis under control. More details in the full report: image.bos.sfgov.org/lib/fe3f1570...
November 19, 2024 at 9:41 PM
Today, we announced the release of the City’s first comprehensive roadmap to tackling the City’s drug crisis. Modeled on Zurich’ s successful Four Pillars strategy, the 118-page report maps out a proven path to addressing addiction, public drug use, and associated crime. #4Pillars4Success
‘A Culture Shift Needs to Happen’: SF Report Offers Zurich-Style Overdose Prevention Plan | KQED
To reduce overdose deaths, a report released Tuesday calls for stronger coordination among San Francisco’s law enforcement, public health and other agencies tackling the crisis.
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November 19, 2024 at 6:58 PM