Shamann Walton
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1,476 appearances
23 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 4d ago
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I'm not asking for more or less.
You made projections on a specific number of properties that are possibly
something that might be a part of how we move forward.
But we don't know what those 48 addresses are?
That's what's problematic for me.
I understand what the charge was, but I agree with my colleague that
you should be able to give us a list of what these approximate 48 properties are that might qualify for something that will benefit the city in the future.
I agree with what you're trying to do here.
It's just troubling that we can't look at the properties that are possible because somebody has to prioritize at some point
which ones are more feasible, which ones are not.
Colleagues, in honor of Black History Month this year,
We want to take the time to honor community leaders that make positive change every day for our young people and communities as a whole, and who are not usually recognized because they would rather stay in community and do the work versus focusing on highlighting the wonderful things that they do.
So today we will start with Paul Belazane Jr.
Paul is a lifelong resident of San Francisco's Hunters Point Highly Rock community, a historically rooted area encompassing the Hollister and Double Rock neighborhoods.
First incarcerated at the age of 12, Paul spent much of his youth and early adulthood cycling through the justice system until age 28.
Rather than allowing those experiences to define him, he made a deliberate decision to change course.
He chose discipline, accountability, and purpose.
His journey reflects the reality faced by many young people raised in under-resourced communities and demonstrates the power of transformation when opportunity meets determination.
Today, Paul is a skilled trades professional, community leader, and CEO committed to rebuilding both infrastructure and community.
Through formal construction training, he became a union iron worker and expanded his expertise into utility and welding work, contributing to projects essential to public safety and long-term stability.
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