- >> well, some of it - well, a lot of of it is the cost for instance, the rent and salary fringe is sent to me by the controller's office to be calculated on the positions and the fringe benefits some changes in like the specialized certifies like the interpreter our rates changed dromobut the postage goes up dramatically something like that but things tend to be pretty - >> so your equipment remedy and you computer support you don't see an inflation adjustment. >> well, the equipment rental is in contract that last for several years and some of the costs like the rent order is

fluid but tied to the salary and fringe benefits for those people only a few years we know because of the go contracts that were entered into that have a 3 year term but going into next year we'll have less of a clear picture of 2018 that will be outside of current contracts. >> i also want to commend our director on the short time i've been on the board he's it's very clear to read and understand i do appreciate all the effort you've put forth bless you. >> i have one last comment i think i've raised last year are

we staying on top of technology you know, we have a budget we have some variance to the budget in terms of technology is important some of the departments get new computers every year. >> i think that's a very important thing to keep looking at i am working with the department of technology to try additional improve the way that we all can share information within the office we are actually not networked as a group so really and so they have come up with a solution that should be implemented in the next couple of months moving forward you have a good point i brought on a new employee yesterday, i wonder if but

computer should be upgraded and there's room to look at we have the room in the budget is make some of the improvements. >> we need to stay on top of i would encourage you to do that and make that investment. >> i have know you've been bucking to go electronic rather than paper and it will help a little bit we pay for the delivery of the packets and some reproduction costs that will help a little bit it is not a huge cost to us. >> okay. >> until you get rid of at least one old commissioner. >> or get very modern with how the information is - >> exactly there's eventually a

cost to that as well there's a lot of labor intenseness to make sure the packages are in order and photocopying and man-hours and so maybe you know at this point, i'll be willing to looking at that as well and do my part. >> that's a trade off do we spend the labor time getting things posted in a way that useful to all of you or do we spend the time getting the packets to you some of it is limitations with the city's web service and file size and all of that. >> i was surprised how limited it was you know. >> you know we were just to be specific we are that talking about the coding so each of the

items being submitted whether it's appellants brief and drawings could be open a separate pdf. >> this makes the most sense i like the paper i have the ability to put something aside and go back to it. >> we'll continue to explore that. >> absolutely i appreciate all the push. >> that makes sense. >> i don't know how to - >> i will call for. seeing none, we do need a motion >> i will move to adapt this well define budget. >> thank you. >> there you go and there's a motion from commissioner fung to adopt the budget proposals on that motion commissioner president lazarus

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>> ladies and gentlemen the chair has called the meeting to order please rise for the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all thank you madam president i'd like to take roll. >> please do inspector. >> commissioner maufas

commissioner turman sxhaish ask in route commissioner johnson's is in route and commissioner fung commissioner mondejar madam president you have a quorum also is the chief of police gregory. >> welcome everyone to the police commission meeting this is a special meeting we're having as part of our redrawing of the police district lines so as many of you know it's required the police department at least every 10 years realongside 9 lines and what makes northern northern and southern southern and make sure these make sense with the change in population and checking with the community so the process we're dlaefr to complete we're going to hear from the department and the consultant

who redrew the map and hereby their process and what data they considered and what's important we hear from everyone here it is required and the right thing to do 0 that one of the things we factor is in community and neighborhood input not the stuff out of the computer but folks saying here's what is working we'll start with who we are and i'll start with commissioner mondejar. >> i'm sonya i'm the executive director of rally family visitation services at is it fair to say hospital and the school of social work and san francisco unified school district i go in district 7. >> and vice president commissioner turman. >> good evening and welcome i'm

the vice president of the police commission a partial at the law firm of chief insight. >> commissioner president fong i'm vic to recall one thing a 10 year resident happen to be in the mission i'm currently the deputy director we're a nonprofit law enforcement that provides free skilled services to survivors of domestic violence and tomb u human trafficking i live in the northern police district my day job i'm an attorney and prior identifies federal prosecutor. >> okay. and again my name is suzy laughing i work by day at the attorney general's office and my patio e my husband and i are raising our kids in the

northern sunset i severed and as prosecutor i'm a when the district attorney i worked with my neighbors to increase public safety and making sure we got community input so that's my background with without further ado please call the first item and the commanding officer of the commanding station to address the northern district and the presentation of the boundary assessment report discussion. >> good evening i'm not i'm choefr the chief of police as the commissioner maufas said there's a district bound this is a particularly important year for the first time since 1960

the police headquarters will be move forward if the hall of justice to a new building on china basin and third street that space right now books to behaving police station with the new haurld because a new southern station so technically the southern police commission will not in about the southern district if we didn't do a little bit of moving around it never happened with the tenderloin was part of the district and now a police district smaller by half of the other police district by be sector is to the necessity to swing the southern district southeast and south of it has the tenderloin district moving walk south across market street and a little bit into the

northern taking up the no more than boundaries that will be described the workload remains relatively the same and no officers will be lost and the officers will xenophobic and additional officers will be going to all police station and more to the northern police station one - a few of the things we and the in the movement was more straight lines because some of the old district lines created new york city and crane i didn't see and pockets that doesn't get good police services because they were at the far end of the next or closer to castro and martha they merge so, i mean the northern politician and another

one the market and pits public housing across steiner street from the northern police station that belongs to parks station so obviously it is going to get a lot more police attendance and presence especially like with the young people in the life that the police station belongs to the police station right across the street versus coming from park station to police those housing u public housing those are a couple that jump off the page i'll introduce the captain and the consultants will present the factors that were all considered for the be district boundary move thank you. >> they can chief. >> welcome captain. >> hello first of all, thank had thank you to the public and thank you for the opportunity

for the proposed changes to present and chief and most importantly the community that has come out tonight one of the things i want to make sure i get out before this presentation we have coffee and cookies and you make sure you get them or the cops get p them talk about the where my involvement was in this and where the northern district boundaries the chief he talked about how ever 10 years required by the city charter to look at the district boundary to change the southern station and some of the anecdotal discussions we've had in the past with the locations of police station and where they were in relation to responsibility for officers to be involved with as part of this the chief put together and committee it includes a number

of captains and command staff that looked at the district station with the consulting group i have to say we've spent well over one hundred hours between use it was multiple meetings we see started with thirty maps we had a discussion with the personnel that had the experiences with law enforcement on the street we'll be down to 5 maps we've presented to the chief and the chief made anywhere changes and came up with one map that process was good it involved a lot of the experience with the law enforcement with service community we looked at where housing locations were and churches were and schools where community were community groups neighborhood associations and tried to make them as at least impact full we

came up with a promoted change for the northern stations if you look at the map you'll see the northern is alienated inoblast blue currently our boarderers are larkin street to bay street and northern station has that that border will stay we've got the responsible for that bodies of the larkin street to the tenderloin and those restraining order closer to the tenderloin and larkin is a tenderloin community and easy for them to respond we'll go up to larkin street but not in the responsibility for larkin street if you look at the borderer that's the marinas evidently and the borders to the south we run from larkin if you ran from church student that will not change we'll go up to castro the

biggest change is the castro the borderer at the sceneer if you go to market street and shot up sterner that's the ocean he everything on the east is ours and across the street to the playground it's richmond station and the northern station to mark stack very it the station we thought what of those important to include those areas within the northern station we pushed our boarders out from 3wr5ud student we'll continue south to market and castro so you basically into in steiner 4 blocks and before a from 3wr5ud down to castro when we look at the key changes came up one of the things we've added 10 schools there