The JConr Plan
Remove, Rebuild, and Revitalize
"What City Hall constantly does wrong is put the cart before the horse. In order to save San Francisco, we must ensure we get the basics right by cleaning up the streets, before trying to build upon it. I have a plan to not only set San Francisco up for success, but keep it moving forward!"
JConr B. Ortega
San Francisco Removes
1
Arresting Drug Dealers
1. Arrest and Detain the city's drug dealers.
2. Work with DA to deport undocumented drug dealers.
3. Ensure continued enforcement with a fully staffed SFPD.
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2
Getting Addicts Treatment
1. In partnership with the Salvation Army, convert city-owned land into a mobile treatment center.
2. Develop a tailored treatment plan per each medical intervention case.
3. Cooperate with DA to detain and return any non-SF fugitives to city/state of origin.
3
Shut Down Retail Theft
1. Coordinate between our businesses and SFPD to crack down on thieves.
2. Thieves (including minors) will be held accountable with either a fine matching the property value or community service.
San Francisco Rebuilds
1
Clean our Streets
1. Survey and coordinate a massive cleanup, block by block.
2. Restructure the Department of Public Works to maintain continious street cleaning.
3. Restructure SFMTA to serve the city equally and effectively.
2
Rebuild Infrastructure
1. Survey and assess, block by block, the damage done by vagrants, vandals, and criminals.
2. Apply City funds to make long needed repairs such as broken windows, fractured roads, and deteriorating infrastructure.
3. Make long over due investments to bring our buildings and sidewalks up to code and ADA compliant.
3
Support Small Business
1. Slash unnecessary red tape, fees and paperwork to start a business.
2. Establish a small business roundtable to keep up with the needs of our businesses.
3. Open up any street that a business requires to boost foot traffic.
San Francisco Revitalized
1
SF Made Businesses
1. Offer free business training for SF residents who want to start their own businesses.
2. Establish a reoccurring City-wide job fair and routinely advertise about it to get people back to work!
3. Assist businesses with access to crucial navigation of paperwork, city processes and policies.
2
Promote innovation
1. Rejuvenate our city via SF Innovation --a program that provides grants for new and innovative technology.
2. Offer tax incentives for businesses to relocate to SF for technological development.
3. Host an annual Innovation Convention to attract investors in emerging technology to SF.
3
Youth Investment
1. Offer a pathway for youth to thrive in city programs that lead to public service jobs, public office, and more.
2. Invest in our at-risk youth to ensure they stay on the right track.
3. Prioritize Merit over DEI.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are we going to pay for the plan?
Our $14.6B City budget is about to lose $1.4B and candidates promise to create programs and projects without specifying how they will pay for it. To pay for my plan, we will defund the non-profits that drain the majority of the budget and use that money to FINALLY get addicts into treatment.
How Do we re-staff SFPD?
It's not enough to simply say 'We need officers!'. The task at hand is to staff SFPD with community-oriented and locally derived candidates. To entice these candidates to join SFPD, I will:
- provide housing for current SFPD officers using city property to keep them in the city and invested in the community.
- restore SFPD officer presence to K-12 campuses.
What about commissions?
San Francisco's Commissions have overstepped it's authority from advising to passing policy. As Supervisor, I will make it easier to replace any commissioner that oversteps their boundaries.
Where does jconr stand on housing?
Too many candidates have and continue to promise to build homes, but because we build more homes than we have residents, we end up having neighborhoods littered with 'FOR RENT' signs. So instead of building units that are left empty, I will ensure the supply matches the demand.