i mean, if board members, the more that board memb i mean, i think our new board office, we can talke can think aboutalready has ideas around how we can improve our community point. and we can also we need to get all your questions that's what our board office is going to do. my just to say i didn't want to mislead the public into thinking tha micromanaging the details of the plan. that was all. so yes keep us engaged and our job to keep listeny, does a really good job of that. i, if i think all of us, you know, are out there a lot that's why you heard the questions we asked tonight. i mean, i think we are reflecting the vision and values of the community, and we need to keep doing that. i think what i would say in our in the way that that even if it's not at this dais, we're, we're in our check ins with with our briefings with staff and all that. so but but we more formal. i'm certainly open to it, if that's what you're suggesting, but through this process, i think it's fair for community to have opportunities to engageat dais and this dais and. yeah, well, let's do it about that. y

my board of supervisors.do live in san francisco, so you are my bo and i'm still your san francisco fire chief jeanine nicholson. thank you so much for your words. you sure that is all you got? [laughter] you know, it has been-since i was hired in 1994, and i learned that i was goinsafrancisco firefighter, i am like, are you kidding me!won the lottery. i still feel because i got to be a service for many years and you know, and i that i didn't do it alone. there is a ton of people here today that have helped me siród!tside of this department. one who has been with me my entire time i have múbeen tong, chief of ems and community paramedicine who has rewritten the way we do ems across the country and i'm super proud that. i'm super proud of our diversity equity inclusion program, city emt, which gives at risk youth a opportunity. i am super proud of drawing a blank now. maybe it is meno pause maybe it is covid brain, but--i'm proud of what we refer to earlier when we were talking about my first time at the budge

the san francisco board of supervisors welcomes in this meeting here in the board city hall, second floor, room 250 proceeding on sfgovtvstream www.sfgovtv.org. can send public comment in writing to bos@sfgov.org or use board of supervisors, goodlett place, city hall, room 244, san to make a reasonable accommodation request icans with disabilities act or to request clerk's office at least two business advance by thank you mr. president. >> thank you madam clerk.approve the june 25, motion made by supervisor preston, seconded by supervisormade and seconded, madam clerk, a roll call, please. on the minute aye. supervisor safai, aye.stefani, aye. supervisor supervisor dorsey, aye. supervisor mandelman, aye. supervisor melgar, aye.sor peskin, aye. supervisor there are 10 ayes. >> the motion is approved and minutes adopted as presented after public comment. madam clerk, please readnsent agenda. >> items 1-8 these items are considered routine. may be removed and considered on the roster, we'll same house, same call. thadopted. and ordinances passed first passed. madam clerk, please read the nex

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but i've never seen really seen what's happened with this state election board in repeat weeks. this isn't just the trump campaign making crazy claims or people advocating the state do crazy stuff, this actually is the state. this is the official election board that sets the rules for how elections are handled in georgia, and they're not just discussing crazy stuff, they are passing these rules that are rudy giuliani hair dye dripping down the face crazy. and again, they're not just asking people to do crazy stuff related to the election, they are the elections board and they are doing it. so i'll just be honest, watching the georgia situation with their state election board over the past few weeks has about tripled my blood pressure. it has been worrying me so much i wrote an op-ed it in yesterday's sunday "the new york times." and it is not like me to do something like that, but i have been very worried. but now i've got to tell you in today's news, something appears to be breaking on this subject. thetia nan gans at the georgia state election board have now provoked what talk

my board of supervisors.fire chief jeanine nicholson. thank you so much for that is a [laughter] you know, it has been-since i in 1994, and i learned that i was going to be a san francisc firefighter, i am like, are you kidding me! i have ■=won the lottery. i still feel that way today, because i got to be a service for many years and you know, and i also need to that i didn't do it alone. there is a ton of pe today that have helped me inside and outside of this department. one who has been with me my entire time i have been chief, sandy tong, chief of ems and community paramedicine who has rewritten the way we do ems across the country and i'm super proud th. i'm super proud of our diversity equity inclusion program, city emt, which gives at risk youth a opportun i am super proud of of course drawinga maybe it is meno pause brain, maybe it brain, who knows, what earlier when we were time at the budget when was advocating for health and wellness position department and thanks to you we have certainly expanded

these rules that are passed by the state elections board make it easier for them to do so.ing to sow chaos and division and rollback our democracy. we refuse to here as well with governor kemp today asking the state attorney general to clarify whether or not he has the power as a governor to remove members from that state elections board and i saw today some of the people who spoke at the state capital saying absolutely the governor has that authority and not only can he but he must investigate these ethics investigation obligations for those who voted for these major changes so close to the election. do you expect governor kemp, either personally or through his administration to take action that would essentially stop the harm that the state election board is doing? >> i certainly am not an attorney. i am a lawyer but every lawyer ice said the law was clear and that governor kemp is legally required to follow this law. you know, georgia is the birthplace of the civil rights movement and from john lewis to martin luther king jr., the list goes on and if we truly believe tha

board of director's new one quick announcement that is annual reviews are underway a inclusive process ever part of the process we thend feedback and comments and encourage candidates go online. >> any other shall i call item. >> 5. executive dterly update. >> good afternoon directors thank you this special meeting in the any location in room 408 and items first request to approve andirect staff for a master sched full funding for july 27th and chair and chair as of the executive director's rep couple of items for the cfo a in and producing the annual budget reorganizing and graduate their promotion and welcome director. >> its transit center summer is fullyerway and hope to youhe parks and including popular circuit that is in their year guests per day and last host and participate in downtown activations this saturday july 20th and rooftop rhythms to celebrate the and birthday as well as the adjacent downtownt in yerba buena the first director will - our newestrtly and working with transit an transbeginning next month for the riders direct service and hey're traffic times looking forw

members of the board ofervisors. is emilio bustamante, and i'm honored here stand here and express my interest and qualifications in becoming a council in seats 2 or 4 individual who's personally experienced the challenges of reintegrating into society, i believe i bring aive and understanding to the table. my professional experience in public service specifically in creating equity within the criminal justice system, has further deepened my commitment to advocating. i'm excited about working towards san francisco, because iat this county has served as a model for reentry in california since changes first brought by adult realignment, although i'm not a francisco county, i rent in oakland. i work prison law office in berkeley, and i'm a consultant forn the region. and i also grew up in . i served nine years in custodyars. my academic background includes public policy and a bachelor's in economics. i believe th employment history, i'm well equipped with the knowledg to analyze legislative issues and develop effective

this at different times and an honor to be part of this board. and if the board continues a (unintelligible) my appreciation and staff. >> we have a a second. >> great. so excuse me for tjpa has nominatedecond the nomination any others seeing none and chair do you accept this if any nominee any vice chair. with the chair sketch plan nominations and we'll go ahead and take vote before this position before on chair and vice chair check for public comment seeing none in moderator callers? >> very brief vice chair mandelman comment appreciate chair gee any butason this board is moving i would s successfully than another project in the because of collision and the ski we have been this the table i think that is bill from the agency um, (unintelligible) for the extension to some of the adopt a similar tjpa i don't know what caller. >> members of the public wanted to address you on that item we will go ahead and take a roll call phenomenon a motion to elect chair director forbes, aye. >> director john-baptiste, aye.lipkin, aye. >> vice chair mandelman,

.>> board o and old business. >> one quick announcement that annual our first annual reviews are lusie process everyone will be part of theess director and feedback and candidates to go online. >> a comments? >> seeing none, shall i call the next item. >> 5. executive director's report • project labor agreement quarterly update. >> good af schedules for this special meeting any location in room 408 modified agenda to items fstreq staff for ater schedule and full funding for andul election of the chair and vice chair as of the executive director's report a couple of items for the and jumping in and producing thennual budget been reorganizing graduate■y carol on their promotion and welcom our new procurement director. >> its transit center sme is fully underway and hope toyo circuit that is in their third year guests per daynd last weekend and host and participate in downtown activations san july 20th and rooftop rhythms to celebrate the parks and birthday as well as the adjacent downtown second street in yerba buena the first director will - nest director's report. trsit for two buses a

and may i have those notes back (l of the board i know can't do it truly an honor with the entire boardd harder for the alternatives to have all the history we all honor to serve with you and that. mandelman september 11th the having a second on the nomination. >> i'll second. >> and have others seeing none and we'll check for public comment seeing none, in the room. seeing none, roll call vote. >> the motion to vice chair mandelman as vicai$or drshz, aye. >> chair gee yes and vice chair aye. >> thank you. >> all right. directors the motion to vice chair mandelman as vice chair has passed and before you today and very much thank you directors fo special meeting and appreciate and see you at the next meeting. >> thank you chair [meeting adjourned] [music] >> san francisco is known as yerba buena, good herb after a mint that used to at this time there were 3 delores. one the presidio and o was yerba buena which was urban&; center. there were 800 people in 1848 it was small. historic buildings were here inclu headquarters. wells fargo. trading company and famous early william leaderdorph l

to you in one of the board reports. the next board report.low up question in the response to the questions, there was aat was lifted up. and i guess i was just wondering, if that confidence interval for the work that we have. that the samples we took in the surveys were representativ defining representative kind of as a district, just to like, what are we taking into account and what parameters are using to kind of set that standard thank you for the question and for h that. what happens is we looked to see when surveys are sent acceptable rate of return rate the acceptable return rate. so, you know,as the qualtrics data points, which said that you are wi a 95% range when you have over 1000 respondents or 30%, which we did have. so that's the reason we use the, the 95% range. so of every 500, if you are able to 375 responses, that's when you're within 5%. and i think it had to be 393 to become 3%. so that was the range of the response rate used, but commissioner boggess you question about the representation. thed, we didn't we only disaggrega

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we cannot let donald trump take control of the state elections board. and we hope our governor will do the same. >> congresswoman lucy mcbath, thanks for making time for us. it landed differently to see you as a member of congress standing with the state legislators making the case in the capital. i know it's all hands on deck. thanks for helping us understand it. >> thank you. >> we have much more ahead. stay with us. . >> we have much more ahead stay with us (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. smile! you found it. the feeling of finding psoriasis can't filter out the real you. so go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only sotyktu, a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up. or finding you don't have to hide your s

hello, board members.s for having us here today, i'm speaking onhich is not for me, but for our pretrial diversion project. we appreciate the board creating this opportunit serve on the reentry council san francisco pretrial based organization that serves people exiting the san francis we serve approximately 5000 people a year diversion case management, and or teams. part of this council to bring that perspective to the organizations involved, in addition to the work we do on for 50 years, we've really tried to transition to meet the need our clients that are exiting the jail with programs treatment that are covered outside of medicare, to get people and where they've been exposed to addiction andion housing so that when people do come out they have an opportunity to rest their heads and, and services. we have a team of peer navigators we've built work in the streets in the community to help people where they connected to services, enhanced care management team that's now able to do fulldi-cal billing, we'

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of the general board.it consists of at least 3 quarters of the main advisers must be present in order to deduct the budget, which we have 16 advisers . in this period , more than 60 reports have been sent to the authorities from the court of accounts. after deducting the budget, two things will happen. one is that the parliamentary supervision of the parliament is formed, that is, we submit the report to the parliament. it will be investigated, they will ask for an explanation from the executive bodies , there is also a monitoring system, the court itself is a judicial monitoring system , cases of deviation will definitely be followed up in the prosecutor's office and the advisory board, and the violations will be dealt with, and there is also an issue with our accountants, we need recommendations and suggestions. which have been done and in the report there are things that need to be amended in the drafting of the next year's budget bill in the drafting of related laws, such as the annexation law 3, i wil

egul meeting of abatement appeal's board. firstavez. >> here. >> commonalexander-tut. >> here. >> commissioner shaddix. >> commissioner sommer. >> here >> commissioner >> here. >> commissioners meng and nuemann are excud. and next we have our land acknowledgment. the abatement appeal's board [ramaytush ohlone acknowledgment] >> thank you. and next members of the public listen nothing the public comment call in nu is 415-655-0001 theode is 26623248361. >> and our next we'll have the oath. >> do you swear testimony you are about to give is the truth to the best of your you may be seated. >> and also wanted to justd for everyone's affirmation the way the proceedings w place. is that the department of its o peek and last rebuttal time of 3 minutes for department and the mites. next item is b. and possible action to adopt the minute for a special meeting july regular meeting july 17th, 20l a motion to approve the minutes? >> so moved. >> second. >> so there is a a a second is there public comment on the minutes? seeing none,ur com

boards boards. most of us are nonprofit organizations. our board, not only do they have the stewardship responsibility around governance, they have a stewardship responsible to provide access to help secure funding and to extend relationships. so being able to diversify boards with professional expertise in strategic areas will help that organization, again, kind of find new forms of philanthropy or nontraditional forms of investment to create new whether it's with corporations and fully understanding what motivates a corporation to partner and digging into the science and mechanics of corporate philanthropy and social impact investment is is key. so you are spot on we needed to diversify our work with really smart folks that care about our mission what we do and we do such cool stuff. i have to say there's some really great things that have happened. well, i want to switch gears and focus on how can i say this? can you spell a little tea for me. i'm trying to behave. so a few months ago, some of you may have heard there was a little dram

thank you to the board. your support and we're looking more optimistically at things right now. i just want to say, i think that going throughas opened, a lot of them as far what they need to be looking at and justouor were just kind of caught up in the process of this is theay really thinking about what it is that they need. and knowing that one time process that we're going through, this is something that isp on going. you know, in the future, because this is the way you need to be able to have that control over what you're hiring. as far asns, making sure they're budgeted and that they're actually necessary at your district. but yeah, they've been wonderfule superintendent wanted to make update. and just want to echo theciation for staff and for our cdd advisors to meet. ando just want to be clear, as i said, they have asked, they just ended by saying they've asked a lot of questions. and as mr. duchamp explained, theyained rescind authority, which means if the board takes action, they can put it on hold.

on wooden trays you can arrange the opera, lay out a board game.s is our cloud sofa. with mini clouds, how is it comfortable for you? i am very comfortable, i generally like boxless modular sofas, we have there are a lot of different configurations here, in which we can fold this sofa, we can remove these tables and we will get poufs, that is, you can put your feet here and sit down yourself, yes, yes, if guests come, you can throw it out, this part of the sofa can also be moved, yes of course, and moreover, you can stay here for the night, you can put together all the poufs and it seems to me that almost the whole family should fit here... such a movie theater, here are a large number of pillows from any angle, you can kind of, well, somehow lean on them, even now i don't have a backrest at hand, but i'm leaning on it, it's convenient for me to watch tv now, although i'm not leaning on the backrest, cool, the fabric was selected separately for it, it's velour, you see, the sofa is white, there are a lot of children, yeah, our fabric is anti-dust,

board.nd i would love to just hear a just a very brief, you know, summary of wherh/ we're at with that if, i■ see the, the improvements coming, i just don't know what the schedule is and how it all happened. yeah. we'd be happy to provide you with aupdate. either in plenary or a special conversation with the customer information team. director hemminger. thank you, madam chair, jeff, first of all, just thank you for caring so much about our crew. it really comes through and they're a remarkable group, i wanted to ask you about know, i sit on the caltrain board of directors by virtue of your appointment here. and evere it's prepared by mtc that that compares a t systems in the bay area. so it has manyh pre-pandemic ridership and caltrain, i hate to say,ill ingt has moved up from about a third to about 40%. and i surprised that muni was doing so well, the last time i think we heard a number from you, it was in the 70s, and now we're in the high 80s. does that sound right to youding too many nu

may we take this motion without objection and send the resolution to full board ?> on the e motion to forward to full board with positive recommendation, dorsey, aye. stefani, aye. two ayes are vice çóchair engardio excuse said. >> thank you madam clerk, are e anymore items before us today? >> no, that completes our meeting agenda. >> thank you. we are now adjourned. [meeting adjourned] - >> who doesn't love cable cars? charging emissions and we're free which we're proud of you know it's not much free left in the worldmore so we managed to do that through donations and through our gift shops. you got a real look and real appreciation of what early transit shis was the transit of the day from about 1875 to about 1893 or later, you know. cable car museum is free come on in. take a day. come down. rediscover the city. you can spend as time you want and you don't have to make reservations and it's important to be free because we want them to develop a love for cable cars so they do continue to support whether t places and people come in and say, yes, i have passed by a

board members. bornheimer, i just wanted to mention, it's been almost a year killed in our on arguello moh later, in early may of last year, staff had a design for fully separated and arguello boulevard on the sfmta jurisdiction part between presie nths later and nothing is installed there, eveplain plastic posts, i think this is the type of stuff that the public loses trust in mta arouna promise is made, does construction was supposed to start from sfmta's ota end of lg has been done there. that's the type of stuff that people who currently bike or use scoote skateboards and people who want to use those modes of ortaon but don't feel safe doing it. that's the type of actions that just obliterates trust in the agency and the city more broadly. so i hope that something can be done quickly and before the biking and rolling plan is done, justow thy was serious about actually building something onuenk y. thr your comment. are there any other speakers for general public comment today? any remote requests

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to instill all the demands of reza shah into the government board and no one else. he should not have the courage to oppose him . timur tasht's first act as a court minister was to organize the coronation ceremony of reza shah. he ordered the new shah's crown to the jewelers. and he designed and performed the coronation ceremonies of reza shah following the example of the royal country of france. after reza shah himself, timur tash became the most important and powerful figure in the country during this period, that is, during his presence in the court ministry, that is , he had much more power than the minister of the court. khan , the king of afghanistan. to iran with a modern appearance and west timor tash was able to promote the shah to change men's clothes and introduce hijab for women in the country. holding public concerts and operas is one of timur tash's measures to westernize iran. also, his daughter iran was the first woman who rode a horse in public, dressed like the french and spoke french. unlike khadijah. and zahra, the daughters of reza shah, who had

in sÃo paulo i played crash killed all 61 people on board. pictures leading to the moment of the crash are distressing. footage on social media shows the aircraft spiraling out of control. the plane was en route to the main airport of sao paulo city when it came down in a residential area. authorities report nobody on the ground was injured. authorities described the terrifying moment. >> i thought it would fall in our yard. it was scary. thank god there were no victims among the locals. the 62 people in the plane with the real victims, though. >> following news of the crash the brazilian president paid tribute to the victims with a moment of silent at an event where he was speaking. emergency services are on the scene of the crash and firefighters military police are being dispatched and the governor is heading to the crash site. let's get the latest with our south american correspondent. what do we know about what happened? >> a lot is clear from the footage we have seen of the plane spiraling out of control. it was a plane completely out o

and then finally, let me just say a about, my experience on the board ofs and former board president gonzalez called me, it has been the decades of the rules committee to forward ballot measures to the full board for the entire board of supervisors to decidethe with recommendations of do not pass. they have recommendations to pass it. they have come with no the sacred act of determining whethert or a general obliga go to the ballot is really an obligation of the full board of supervisors and shouldn't be bottled committee is here to take public comment, to make the amendments that this committee made, but ultimately to leave the whether or not to put it on the ballot to the fullf the case as long as i've been around is now pretty much a quarter of a century. so, i'm, i'm glad that things are getting to the full board a i got to bite my tongue after your comment there a charter amendment in the past that we can talk about later. anyway, call the roll, mr. clark, and we want and i want to make a motion to send this item to the full board with a positive recommendation as a committee re

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we'll defin you in one of the board reports. the next board report. thank you.nk my follow up question in the response to the questions, there was a 95% confidence interva i guess i was just wondering, if that was the confidence interval for the work that we have. and did we feel took in the surveys were representative? and how are we as a district, just to kind of h taking into account and what parameters are we using to kind of set that standard thank you for the question and for helping us to clarify happens is we looked at sources to see when surveys are sent online, what is rate of return rate what is the acceptable return rate. so, you know, one of the sourcesqualtrics data points, which said that you are within a 95% range when you have over 1000 respondents did have. so that's the reason we use 95% range. so of are able to get, that's when you're within 5%. and i think it to be 393 to become 3%. so that was the range of the response rate is what wascommissioner boggess you bring up a good representation. the re we only disaggregated by school ethnicity o

i'm supervisor marina mel c board of supervisors president aaron peskin.ice chair dean preston, the committee clerk today is john carroll. and i would also like to acknowledge selena mendoza at■0 sfgovtv for staffig this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes. thank you, madam chair. please ensure that you silence your cell phones and other electronic devices you may have brought with you into the chamber today. if yav be included as part of any of today's files, you should submit be taken on each item on today's agenda. when your item of interest comes up in public comment is called, please line up to speak on your right. alternatively, you may submit■y public comment in writing in either of the following ways. first, you may email your commen to me at j-o-h-n. period. c a r o l l at sfgov. org or yo■u may send your writtn comments via us postal service to our office in city h t one. b goodlett place, room 244, san francisco, submit public commenn writing, it will be forwarded to the members of this committee and i will also include your c

my understanding was that school boards were non-partisan.r candidates were sort of found by a couple different nonprofit and local organizations to run on a platform that was very anti-masking, anti-distance learning, or any sort of covid restrictions, and also seemed really heavily focused on conservative views and values. they see public education as a vehicle to indoctrinate children, to turn them against traditional american values and traditional american way of life. my name is florence thompson. i'm president of south dakota parents involved in education. we are a chapter of us parents involved in education, uspie. the big picture is, this is all across the country. this is all across the world. this is the marxist global revolution. it's the cultural revolution. and this is what is coming into our schools. one of the things we'd like to do is eliminate the federal department of education, turn those programs back to other areas, turn 'em back to the states. they feel like the schools were taken over by a bunch of liberals, and the ki

board.as we consider this item, we would appreciate it. go ahead, heminger. thank you, madam chair. and, director henderson can chime in right after me, and, dan, could you bring back slidej> number three? because i think this is sort of the tale of the tape. this one? no there you go. as dan inding an unusual approach here because the green and the yellow are usually one contract, and in th splitting them up for i think, on the whole good reason, but that places a premium on us being our own general contractor. and for any of you who've done a kitchen remodel, you know, that you brought you bring some heartache to your homestead when you're your owntor. and there are ways to mitigate that, in home as well as here at the officeultant contract that's before you today, because this is a big job there are lots of things that can go wrong, and i think we red to be in a position where we're relying on consultant assistance for a good chunk of the work. now, ideally, the things that this consultan

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the board by as.ves the authority of the district to pay up to the stipulated amount in two matters of anticipated litigationeven ives, gives direction to the general counsel and one matter of anticipated litigation. the board, by a vote of six ayes, gives direction to the general council member. fisher recused herself in one matter of publicdismissal. release the board by a vote of seven ayes. approved a for permanent classified employee discipline dismissal. release the board by a vote of seven ayes. approved a retirement and release agreement for permanent classified employee that concludes the readout from our closed session. and now irying to find the board agenda on my screen so i can, continue hold on. just a second. okay, so. and oh, i did one t not mention is we have two commissioners that are participatingcommissioner weissman, ward and commissioner fisher joining us by teleconference. and i also wanted to introduce one of our new student delegates, langston montgomery. welcome to your first

like i said, that's not the role that the county boards are playing at that time.here are other processes that georgia, like every state has in place to verify that the election was conducted correctly but those processes have to happen on the right timeline. and if county boards are conducting their own reasonable inquiry, whatever that means, because the regulations don't define it that could introduce a lot of delays and a lot of chaos and like ms king said, the board doesn't have the authority to change georgia law and georgia law is very clear. they have a mandatory death line set in state statute by which they have to certify those results there's one more thing that the board is planning to take up. >> they've got another rule in just a few weeks, september 20, it's going to require all counties to conduct hand counts of ballots at the precinct level on election night is it common for states to switch up their election rules so close to election day? >> absolutely not and really they shouldn't and i think it's hard to remember sometimes that the election doe

and the action board of supervisors.n page three of your say that there were 11 public hearings. whatic hearings? sure. so, our use policy was submitted to the board and then it was sent to committee, the rules committee. there are several hearings at the rules. and then several at full board. okay. so when you say publ you mean in front of the board of supervisors. so how many community meetings with supervisors, not, any legislative body, not the department, not meetings have been held regarding this. now, the meetings were at the. we don't believe we sought any community meetings for that. so the community meeting because if it's in front of the board of supervisors, the community can engage with you. they're only limited to a two minute public comment, just police commission when we have this before the police commission. unfortunately, all that can come up and give their opinion in two minutes. so i'm just want clear and i want to understand. so there have been no community meetings regarding this issue that have ta

hello, board members. for having us here today, i'm speaking on behalf of seat six, which is not for me, but for our agency, the san francisco pretrial diversion project. we appreciate the board creating this opportunity to co, san francisco pretrial is a nonprofit, community bas people exiting the san francisco county jail. we serve approximately 5000 people a year, through our judicial service diversion, case management, and or teams. and we're really excited to be part of this council to bring that perspective to the organizations involved, in addition t the work we do on a we've been doing for 50 years, we've really tried to transition to meet the needs ofre exiting h programs like out of county tm medicare, to get people support outside the environments and where they've been exposed to addiction and mental illness, stabilization housing so that when people do come out of jail, they have an opportunityrest their heads and, and get connected to our services. have a team of peer navigators we've built t

board of supervisors. and i'm the chief of the victim services division as part of the cal oes grant funding process, the board of supervisor appval is needed for grant funding in the amount of 346,000 $146,000. as you may know, the victim service division is an essential part of the da's office mission to promote justice and safety. our goals are to help mitigate the trauma of a crime and provide navigation through the criminal justice system. these services include, but are not limited to, ap compensation board, navigation of the criminal justice system, and explanation of marsy's rights linkage to support mental health servion to services in the community. the xc cal oes grant allows us to provide culturally responsive services to respond to the néees of family members of homicide victims who are predominantly from low income neighborhoods and which are most impacted by violent crime in the tenderloin, bayview southern, northern and mission districts last year from january to december of 2023, there wer

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board.s many know you worked in the city the difference between rfp and rfi but it is it as refresher. they are powerful tools. used a rfi is in a lead-up of both competitive the ac again. if any reason let me know and i'll speak up. the last time we in a rfi is was 2021. this ocess and broad forward looking. it is still a formal pro thankfully only takes 2 to 3 months for us. the responses to there is no requirement to subm may be submitted, and again, it can future competitive bid or rfp by helping narrow down the scope or deterout to insure a competitive request a rfp are narrowly tailored. they take 6 to 9 months. it is at aon and our management executive team.ory that rfp responses this is fees, premiums, any other costs associated underlying benefits. we have a detailed comprehensive with evaluation panel and recommendation to the board. so for those who are not on our board when we last major commercial rfp, the follow slide is summary of process that to any determination to conduct a

on july 3rd, the georgia state board of elections unveiled a rule that orders county boards to conducteasonable inquiry" and certifying the results of an election. it gives every single board member in every county in georgia the roving power to "examine all election related documentation created in the conduct of elections." shortly thereafter, donald trump came to georgia to eggs them on. >> they are on fire, they are doing a great job. three members. dr. janice johnston , rick jeffares, and janelle king, three people are all pit bulls fighting for honesty, transparency, and victory. >> three days later, after trump said that, those three republican board members he named passed the rule by a 3-2 margin. the rule would appear to give any board member the power to sow doubt over or even try to subvert the election results with an open ended inquiry that could drag out past the certification deadline. but, that has never been the job of state and county election boards. as a new lawsuit says, "for many decades, the certification of election results was a straightforward administrative

i don't the board in _ by doing this? i don't the board in any _ by doing this?s? i don't the i board in any country, i don't see any country is in a four—day work week across the board, but we have a government that i have an appointment request a four—day week, was an employee could —— employer could simply turn the dawn, but that was not contestable, this is being made restrictive, is not building on what we done, is a dramatic change. let not building on what we done, is a dramatic change.- is a dramatic change. let me cuickl is a dramatic change. let me quickly ask — is a dramatic change. let me quickly ask you _ is a dramatic change. let me quickly ask you a _ is a dramatic change. let me quickly ask you a final- quickly ask you a final question, because we wait for the proposal, but isn't the more sensible approach just to have a consultation, see what businesses really think? i am all old enough to remember in business ed, the minimum wage would be doom and gloom and wouldn't work and i would have all sorts of consequences. brute all sorts of consequences

from the commission and a new aced on the board. morning and in the afternoon she that reversed the board i think it needs to be on the public record that was an appalling way for the commission make a change in such an important process as who retiree members have providing their healthcare. $22 million in savings is a great zram still unclear how it is that blue shield will provide vm"the same services, have the same providers" and yet save the city $22 million. this makes no fiscal sense. it makes no sense to me. i was a provider privately for i worked for the public health department. someone will lose and it will be the members. there will be providers who will refuse to see because blue shield will underpay them. >> 30 second said. >>be very clear how you ev thank you. >> thank you for your comments.welcome to approach the podium. my name is norm galeman, and i'm a retired city gardener, and i just wanted to echo the previous speaker of the confusion that happen the change. i came to the june meeting, seem s like okay for unit

board of supervisors.y name is karima baptist and i'm the chief of the victim services division as part of the calprocess, the board of supervisor approval is needed for grant of 346,000 $146,000. as you service division is an essential part of the da's office mission goals are to help mitigate the trauma of a criminal justice system. these services include, but are not limited to, applying for the state of california victim compens the criminal justice system, and explanation of marsy's rights linkage to support mental health services and connection to se oes grant allows us to provide culturally responsive services to respond to the needs of family members of homicide income neighborhoods and which are most impacted byime in the tenderloin, bayview southern mission districts last year from january to december of there were a total of 54 homicides that sfpd investigated, and our served 162 survivors during this timeors, there is a disproportionate and communities impacted by violent crime. the division ha

kim will fill the rest of the term for board president.aney motamedi, who said she will step down. i have made the difficult decision to step down due to my personal circumstances. my immediate priority needs to be my health and my family. elected leaders shared stories of her accomplishments. breed first appointed motamedi following a school board recall, and the new transition comes as the beleaguered district faces new challenges. next month, the superintendent will share recommendations for closing some schools. a recommendation the board will have to vote on likely in december. people are protective of their schools. and so when we talk about releasing a list, there's more to that. you have to be able to go out and have these conversations with these parents and these students as to what this means. and so we didn't have time to wait. we had to have someone who was ready to hit the ground running. the district says it's been spending for years, and it's not sustainable. they say the latest fiscal changes are part of a budget stabiliza

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