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Haney's SF drug overdose emergency resolution will get vote next week

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San Francisco supervisors preparing for a vote on whether Mayor London Breed should declare a state of emergency around the drug overdose crisis in the city have another week.

As the Bay Area Reporter previously reported, District 6 Supervisor Matt Haney introduced the resolution at the board's Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee October 14.

However, it was not expedited to be heard by the full board this week via a legislative procedure known as a committee report.

Therefore, it will be heard at the Tuesday, October 26, meeting of the full board, Haney confirmed to the B.A.R. October 19. "I think that's standard for public safety items heard on Thursday before the board," Haney stated.

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