This won't "fix" the problem at all given that it offers no incentive to travel to any such center in the first place. The one interesting stat is that SF, at

This won't "fix" the problem at all given that it offers no incentive to travel to any such center in the first place. The one interesting stat is that SF, at taxpayer expense, dumps an additional 160,000 net (subtracting those allegedly turned in) needles and syringes into public spaces each month.