Halverstadt sought more details on the city’s plans after a Union-Tribune editorial revealed that aides for Mayor Todd Gloria had outlined a data-driven strategy and a new target to add restrooms downtown in a meeting with the paper’s editorial board. Kirby Brady, who also leads the city’s performance and analytics department, said she expects the city to set more ambitious goals in the future with the help of usage data, mapping software and complaints about homeless camps via the city’s Get It Done app - and perhaps to also site permanent restrooms or buy mobile restroom trailers like those used in Denver - to meet those yet-to-be set targets. The city’s chief innovation officer told our Lisa Halverstadt that the city has set an initial goal to ensure there are public restrooms within a five-minute walk of all areas downtown, a target she envisions soon meeting with the addition of two new restroom sites.
San Diego officials are promising to take a data-driven approach to supplying new public restrooms downtown in the wake of a Voice of San Diego story on the city’s years-long struggle to provide ample access.
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