Dreamforce brings big bucks to SF, but homelessness and drug crisis spark warning for city action
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Dreamforce brought in an estimated $57M to SF's economy, but organizers warned the city to address homelessness and drug use or it may be the last Dreamforce in SF.
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The city ramped up police presence and clean-up crews near Moscone Center for Dreamforce, temporarily relocating many homeless people away from the area.
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chronic and drug-related homelessness continues to be a major issue despite efforts like $100M pledge by Tipping Point and Prop C tax on companies for homeless services.
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Fentanyl overdoses are soaring, with the city on track for a record 800+ deaths this year.
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Civic and business leaders are calling for accountability from city officials to make meaningful progress on homelessness before high-profile events like the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit.