$528,000 above the 800 and some thousand that we received last year. we had two grants expire. we also have new additional grants coming in. we have just been selected, training for all of our sworn staff for the evidence based practices. san francisco probation was selected as one because of our national reputation. we're pretty proud of that. we have been able to reduce the general funds contribution to our budget by over a million dollars. in addition to that, we were able to take the services being provided for our probation population and are realigned population and public health was able to reduce their budget by almost a million dollars. i believe it was $995,000.

as a result of us being able to provide our dollars. not only have reduced our general fund budget, we have reduced all of the general fund budget of public health. in terms of the overall extent of the money, the increased realignment dollars, that is for our highest risk cases. what new supervisor to supervise those staff that will be -- what new supervisors to supervise the staff that will be out in the field. one new administrative analyst. we have so much money going out to contracts, we are proposing one new administrative analyst. temporary salaries that will allow us to grow education and victim service components, which we have note staff for to be able to do. realignment has changed our

world in terms of policies across the gamut. the temporary salaries are very critical for us to do the work that is going to take us two years. other non labor enhancement is case management expanding our compass. so that we can be able to address our case management. we have additional treatment services and housing, drug testing. supervisor chu: we can take a quick look at it. for the treatment services, is that a work order to dph? >> some of that money also goes to housing. what we have done, for those departments that provide a service, we allow them to

utilize their expertise and bring the services to us. supervisor chu: we are not having your department creates a whole new program. we are using existing program resources? >> services that do not exist anywhere. the overarching in terms of the partnerships we have the committee assessment and service center. that is our primary focus. we are contacting with a local provider and we also partner with service providers, and asian neighborhoods designs comet job training, emergency stabilization, mental health services, substance abuse case management, hamilton, that is a grant that we have received from the federal government that is over $1.1 million. a learning center to bring education services to our

client. we have also focused on training staff and motivational interviewing. that alone has the highest rate of recidivism reduction by 20% if staff interview and work with their clients. we have participated -- we are providing good judges information and the presentence investigation of pork. that is why the judges have more in -- more information. the implementation of the individual treatment and rehabilitation plan, we have been doing that since the june. the county jail reentry, bringing their inmates back earlier so we can do affected pre release planning so that when they are released, they have a plan. they can be more successful. the community corrections partnership executive committee, which i chair. they have approved the funding as proposed in the mayor's

budget. the plan will be officially coming to the board. i think it is important to note in light of what i am going to talk about in terms of the recommendations. the pilot project, evidence based training, we are moving to a computer-based training. we are thrilled we were one of 44 applicants to be selected. ok, moving nine. supervisor chu: is the department in agreement or not in agreement? >> we are still continuing work with the budget analyst office. we have -- i have significant concerns. they are around public safety. they are recommending to not fund high-risk positions. we are providing information, so hopefully, we can work it out. the vehicles associate with those staff, community assessment and service center, which is at the heart of our strategy.

we are trying to work with them to come to some agreement. supervisor chu: thank you. >> this was the money i went to the state and lobbied on behalf of the city, moving from $10 million to $70 million. these are critical components of what my department needs to implement it. supervisor chu: i know that you breezed through the presentation very quickly. i also know you did a lot of work to advocate at the state. we would not be as successful as we are now. i want to thank you for that. i know you will work with our budget analyst to see if we can come closer together to a number we can all agree with. i also want to note that you folks are going to be going before the public safety committee and will be providing a much more in-depth conversation around realignment and some of your efforts. i did not want you to think

we're not going to be paying attention. i want to thank you for your work ahead of time. we will hear from you again at public safety. and we will hear from you next week. >> thank you very much. >> we will be working with the department. supervisor chu: we will see you next week. thank you so much. colleagues, we have a couple of things to do. thank you have a motion to continue item 1 as amended and continue item to as is until tomorrow's meeting? we have that motion and we will do that without objection. thank you have a motion to continue items three and four until friday? we will do that without objection. do we have any other items before us? >> that completes the agenda for today. supervisor chu: thank you, we are adjourned.

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commission and the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. i please direct your attention to the roll call of commissioners. [roll call] thank you. mr. president, you have a quorum. >> thank you very much. lt. riley is at the helm with inspector monroe. there is a special reason why he is here tonight. tomorrow is his last day.

tomorrow is his last day as a san francisco please complete -- police officer. [applause] for many of you, you get to know lieutenant riley. he was the police commission secretary he is recognized as he walks the streets. he has been asked to have a talent agent. we thought we would bring him back for one night for a command performance because it -- before he goes off into the sunset. yesterday, the chief and the commission it surprised him with a party. i want to tell him, i wanted thank you for your years of service i worked with you when i was a prosecutor. as a commissioner, you have kept us on the straight and narrow.

you are a calm and gentlemen, a man dedicated to the community. many do not know that you spend your time in the seminary. you have done great work. i appreciate your service. we had a plaque for you, but the chief gave it to you yesterday. on behalf of the commission, i really want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for all of your service. you are a good man and what a great career. thank you. [applause] >> it was against my better judgment to come back here.

everybody is asking rightabout now, how can i miss you if you won't bowl way? -- won't go away? it was wonderful to have spent that time as commission secretary. i thought about it afterwards. it is the only such jobs in the whole department. i was very honored to be selected for it and keep it for as long as i did. i really do not know if this is such a good idea. people think the commission is going to be in summer reruns and they will turn us off. we better get through this before we lose our audience. >> we started with you. i remember that first night. what am i getting myself into?

as much as the commission taught me how to be a good commissioner, certainly, you did. if i had any questions or thoughts, as the commission turned over, you were there the whole time. me and you. been one of the few non-lawyer on the commission, i learned as much about the legal workings of this whole thing from you as i did from the other commissioners. it has been great. it really has been great. you are a great person. >> thank you, commissioner. >> people might be great at

their job, but they are not necessarily great people and you are, sir. >> after being out of this job for a year and a half, to be asked to return meant a lot. thank you. >> thank you for coming back tonight. us asking you to work before the day -- the day before you retire is our way of expressing love. thank you for all of your help. prior to being on the commission, i think i gave you a hard time on a number of issues. you were a mentor, you helped guide us. i think you wear your heart on your sleeve in terms of how generous you are. when i was watching you received the party in such a gracious way, i would hope that

all of the new officers over the next couple of years will become you at some point. it takes a lot of work to be coming in. i want to thank your family, especially your wife, for letting us borrow you for this long of a time. i hope the two of you get to travel the world together. >> thank you, commissioner. i kind of belong to the dinosaur division now. it is a new day, and new technological era. thank you very much. >> what a pleasant surprise, saying you hear this evening. -- see you here this evening. i thought he retired yesterday. so much for retirement parties. thank you from the depths of my heart for all the you have done

for the commission. you were on the commission when i came on the commission and helps a great deal. i wish you and your family much enjoyment of a well-deserved retirement. >> thank you very much, commissioner. what you don't know is that every time i was asked a question, i was calling the city attorney. they supported me tremendously. thank you. >> lieutenant, this is my one- year anniversary this month on the commission. when i joined the commission, i joined -- even during that time, in coming to the commission office, also had the chance to learn a great deal from you. you are patient, you were kind,

you were understanding. you always have the right answer. i did not even know if the answer was wrong, but it sounded right. it always turned out for the best. i want to sincerely thank you for showing me your support in helping me learn what i think has been a tremendous opportunity. >> thank you. i appreciate that. >> i might as well time and since we came in together. -- chime in. i wish you many happy years in retirement thinking of all of us on wednesday night. [laughter] >> thank you very much, chief. i wanted think you're beautiful bride for the many years of service that she has given to the city and county.

the tenet riley -- he in >> that is a small example of how trustworthy you are. thank you. >> i neglected to have introduced -- the chief of police is with us. >> i want to thank you for your years of service to the city and you're more unwelcome when i started -- and your warm welcome when i started in late 2007. you have been the tribal memory for the police commission and you are the person i would go to in the past with any questions i had.

i really appreciate your responsiveness. i hope that you have a wonderful retirement. you have given many years, and i thank you. >> i appreciate that. times like this, you think about all the stories you could tell. some you can and some you can not. there is one commission story i will tell. that was when one of your former staff members was your staff attorney and she was handling a rather large case. she was going off on maternity leave and we were putting the finishing touches on the next stage of the appeal. she said, you can call me. don't worry. i talked to were a few times. something came up one night and i dialed the phone and she answers. we are talking and there was all kind of commotion in the background. i said, did i call a bad time?

she said, we are getting ready to go to the hospital. the baby is coming. i said, i beg your pardon, i did call at a bad time. [laughter] oh, my goodness. very professional in her response to me. i did not know quite what to say. i was afraid to call her after that. thank you very mad. >> -- thank you very much. >> item 1, consent calendar. it is a request of capt. to except to -- accept a gift of 60 t-shirts from the macy's corp. to the tenderloin police station to be donated towards the tenderloin station national night out event, valued at $480. >> commissioners you have the memo. any questions? >> i reviewed the memo.

>> the public comment involving free t-shirts for the tenderloin task force? we have a motion. do i have a second? thank you very much. >> item 2, mr. president, is general public comment. the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda, but that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department. individual commissioners and police personnel should refrain from entering into any debate or discussion with speakers during public comment. please limit your comments to 3 minutes. >> can you hear me? we have something coming up

called america's cup. fleet weekend america's cup. -- fleet week and america's cup. we have the highest number of professional homeless, that i have ever seen. if we don't start clean this up now, we will have a problem. we are already expecting pickpockets. our shoplifters are already here. the highest number of shoplifters we have had a long time. we're having more break-ins. we had it under control and out it is out of control. when these numbers of people, and, if we did not have some things under control before these events happened, it is going to be a lot harder for the police department. i am just alerting you to these problems. i am asking your support in single we can do to start working on it now instead of the week before hand. this is going to be a big area

for the marina. to how fleet week and america's cup on the same weekend is just going to be horrendous. i would -- i am just reporting to you what has been happening. also, as i predicted, needles are beginning to show up in backyards behind the bridge. i am documenting it all. i am documenting all of these health problems and everything else. it is still going on. we have other issues coming up. several of the people from the bridge that were moved out are now under the ramada. we have a lot of issues. we have a lot of people coming down there. i would like your cooperation to try to work with us. thank you. >> next speaker. >> good evening, mr. washington.

>> there is no way i can get through all this. i want to congratulate the lieutenant. i have been known him for a number of years. congratulations. boy niosh -- bon voyage. i also would like to thank him for that. we just had a festival last weekend and they are preparing for another one in two weeks. there are some issues that we have to address. in the meeting, we will talk about that so i waste my time. i am here to serve notice on the city. i am here representing and

announcing -- i am the lead person in the report that was put together with the last mayor. under the authorization of my experience promoting its and documented it. my history goes way back with the police department. i worked with jordan to get him elected. you are getting ready to recruit new officers. this last celebration, the mayor's detail a salted -- assaulted me. they acted like they were trying to guard the president. i am a media person.

therefore, it broke my constitutional rights. if these police officers were trained by the mayor, if i have to go through that. do not judge a book by the way he is dressed. look at the way i am dressed now. i am the same guy. my name is ace and i am on this case. every department in this city will have to adhere to this. my name is based and i am taking a lead role on the outside and making sure the city -- make it happen. we are going to start with the police department. i have been no in the chief for a number of years. we are going to have that meeting to bring back their relationship with the black community. my name is ace and i am on the

case. thank you very much. >> thank you very much, mr. washington. next speaker. >> good evening. back in the 1990's, the fbi was investigating narcotics trafficking in the northeast -- north beach section of san francisco. they concluded the drug traffickers were tipped off by some police officers working out of central station. i am here tonight to inquire as to whether an investigation was conducted on that matter by the office of citizen complaints. if there was one, i would like to get my hands on any information that is available to the public. >> we are not allowed to res