So, that ~200 million goes to supporting ~10k would-be homeless in supportive housing. That's ~$20k/year per person in supportive housing. That's also before ac

So, that ~200 million goes to supporting ~10k would-be homeless in supportive housing. That's ~$20k/year per person in supportive housing. That's also before accounting for Prop C which postdates that article, which will bring in an additional ~$250 million pa. You can't say "if you exclude the people SF spends the most on, then it doesn't spend that much per person!" Though I concede the average is probably closer to $25k/person serviced than $50k/person.