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Mayor Gloria Backs State Anti-Trafficking Bills, Tackles Housing Affordability and Public Safety

- From the Mayor's Desk

In this week’s "From the Mayor’s Desk" newsletter, Mayor Gloria highlights two anti-human trafficking bills sponsored by his administration to give law enforcement stronger tools to protect communities and survivors. He also answers the first “Ask the Mayor” question, beginning with how the City is making San Diego more affordable through housing reforms. Other updates include a new nonstop flight to Washington D.C., funding from the voter-approved hotel tax, and U.S. Senate action on fentanyl legislation.

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New Shelter Beds, Housing Projects, and Safe Parking Options Support Families, Youth, and Seniors

- From the Mayor's Desk

In this month's "Update on Homelessness and Housing" from Mayor Gloria, learn about how the City is expanding shelter and housing options for San Diegans in need. New and upcoming facilities are providing more beds for families, youth, and seniors, including a 101-bed shelter opening in April and a 210-bed facility serving women and families. and two Bridge to Home-supported projects are also moving forward, bringing more than 100 affordable homes to Serra Mesa and San Carlos.

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Mayor Gloria Launches “Ask the Mayor” and Highlights Progress on Housing, Equity, and State Advocacy

- From the Mayor's Desk

In this week’s “From the Mayor’s Desk” newsletter, Mayor Gloria introduces “Ask the Mayor,” a new way for San Diegans to ask questions and get direct answers about City policies, priorities, and decisions. Residents can submit questions by emailing askthemayor@sandiego.gov or by subscribing to the newsletter and voting on which questions should be answered each week. The newsletter also highlights new affordable housing projects in Serra Mesa and San Carlos funded through the City’s Bridge to Home initiative, ongoing advocacy for continued state homelessness funding and efforts to embed equity in every City decision, from budgeting to community investment.

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