In addition to the shelter beds announced Tuesday, 592 shelter beds that were closed during the pandemic due to social distancing concerns will also reopen.
The 250 semi-congregate beds at 711 Post St., a former youth hostel that The City leases, and 180 private rooms at the Baldwin SAFE Navigation Center, are part of San Francisco’s ongoing effort to increase temporary shelter options amid a statewide homelessness crisis.
The program had up to 25 hotels activated at its peak and has been working to transfer residents into other permanent and transitional housing as the pandemic has eased. Just over 700 people remain in the hotels, according to a public dashboard on the program. The announcement comes on the heels of efforts by the Board of Supervisors to increase temporary shelter availability in San Francisco.
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