Day 67 of the 16th St. Plaza crackdown All quiet on the other plaza

San Francisco, CALocal News

Policing efforts near 16th Street have resulted in a quieter atmosphere at the 24th Street BART plaza. Local residents expressed concerns about potential drug activity migrating to their area, but they have not observed any significant changes. One worker emphasized the importance of community ties, stating, “Here, everybody knows everybody. ” City workers actively maintained the plaza, with a Public Works employee and community liaisons present. Residents noted that conditions were much worse eight blocks up the street, where drug use is prevalent.

This reflects a broader trend in urban areas where policing can shift issues rather than eliminate them. The community's involvement plays a crucial role in maintaining the plaza's cleanliness and safety. Overall, the positive dynamics at 24th Street highlight the importance of local engagement in addressing social issues.

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