corso. is there any public comment on this item? seeing none public comment is closed. commissioners discussion? questions? . commissioner covington. >> thank you mr. president. thank you for your presentation mr. corso. i have a couple of quick questions to begin with. i am wondering about on page 16 utilities -- excuse me. could you define utilities? >> in general? let me find that specific -- in general that is for -- if i could find it real quick. usually it's for things such as electricity, sewer -- a lot is broken out into work orders but let me pull that specific line up. >> so we pay pg&e directly for -- >> correct. we pay the water department for sewer and wastewater through a separate work order which is a separate line item here. this is in general for -- let me find that real quick. this is a lot for treasure island as well. they have a little different structure through tida so that's in general for station utilities not covered with work orders through other departments. >> oka

corso. is there any public comment on this item? seeing none public comment is closed. commissioners discussion? questions? . commissioner covington. >> thank you mr. president. thank you for your presentation mr. corso. i have a couple of quick questions to begin with. i am wondering about on page 16 utilities -- excuse me. could you define utilities? >> in general? let me find that specific -- in general that is for -- if i could find it real quick. usually it's for things such as electricity, sewer -- a lot is broken out into work orders but let me pull that specific line up. >> so we pay pg&e directly for -- >> correct. we pay the water department for sewer and wastewater through a separate work order which is a separate line item here. this is in general for -- let me find that real quick. this is a lot for treasure island as well. they have a little different structure through tida so that's in general for station utilities not covered with work orders through other departments. >> oka

corso.public comment on this item? seeing none public comment is closed. commissioners discussion? questions? . commissioner covington. >> thank you mr. president. thank you for your presentation mr. corso. i have a couple of quick questions to begin with. i am wondering about on page 16 utilities -- excuse me. could you define utilities? >> in general? let me find that specific -- in general that is for -- if i could find it real quick. usually it's for things such as electricity, sewer -- a lot is broken out into work orders but let me pull that specific line up. >> so we pay pg&e directly for -- >> correct. we pay the water department for sewer and wastewater through a separate work order which is a separate line item here. this is in general for -- let me find that real quick. this is a lot for treasure island as well. they have a little different structure through tida so that's in general for station utilities not covered with work orders through other departments. >> okay. so what is

corso. is there any public comment on this item? seeing none public comment is closed. commissioners discussion? questions? . commissioner covington. >> thank you mr. president. thank you for your presentation mr. corso. i have a couple of quick questions to begin with. i am wondering about on page 16 utilities -- excuse me. could you define utilities? >> in general? let me find that specific -- in general that is for -- if i could find it real quick. usually it's for things such as electricity, sewer -- a lot is broken out into work orders but let me pull that specific line up. >> so we pay pg&e directly for -- >> correct. we pay the water department for sewer and wastewater through a separate work order which is a separate line item here. this is in general for -- let me find that real quick. this is a lot for treasure island as well. they have a little different structure through tida so that's in general for station utilities not covered with work orders through other departments. >> oka

corso. appreciate it. i don't see any-any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners? commissioner covington >> thank you mr. pres. thank you for your report mr. corso get comprehensive as always. >> thank you. >> i wish the news was better. this is really quite depressing . we have so many challenges facing the department and now as a city, as a sanctuary city, we have even more challenges that will be coming our way in terms of our fiscal needs and requirements. i think that your report mr. corso, really highlights the need for all of us to put our heads together and figure out how we are going to do this. how were going to get this done. how we are going to do more with less coming from the city. we have to war we are being pressed-we have to find alternate means of funding the things that we need as a department. we can't sit and wait until we are bulldozed to we have to get out in front of this and do the necessary fundraising, grant writing, propo

corso on a letter to the mayor stating our position? >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> we have a motion and a second. . >> all in favor say aye? >> aye. >> it's unanimous. >> and the budget -- >> as presented so you need to have a letter stating that that we will work with mr. corso and the chief and we will circulate it to all the commissioners so we can formally state our position on this budget to the mayor's office. >> do you want a second motion on that? >> not on the agenda. >> not on the agenda. okay. >> all right. we will work on it. all right. any further discussion on this? vice president nakajo. >> i just want to make sure that commissioner covington is good with us working on the letter internally? >> oh most certainly. i think the letter is vital to our needs going forward. >> i am of the same mind as well. thank you very much mr. president, commissioners thank you. >> thank you. madam secretary. >> item 5 chief of department's report. report on current issues activities and events within the department since the fire commission

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but with the supreme court currently split along ideological lines pending the confirmation ofjudge corso's need for the nine panel seat on the bench taking him to the highest court in the land would set in traina highest court in the land would set in train a protracted process that might ultimately proved u nsuccessful, might ultimately proved unsuccessful, although he continues to insist the law is on his side, mr trump is clearly growing impatient. speaking on air force one en route to his weekend retreat in florida, the president revealed he was actively weighing up other alternatives. you spoke about how you are going to wind this court battle against the immigration and travel ban. you also talked about... the unfortunate part is that it takes time. we will win that battle, but we also have a lot of other options, including just filing a brand—new order on monday. options, including just filing a brand—new order on mondaym options, including just filing a brand-new order on monday. is that your plan? it could very well be, but i would like to surprise you. we need speed for reasons

i've test mark corso with that and his staff. >> okay. so is there five or so factors involved in this because we were doing so well. you know we had what was it 90% on-time? >> were meeting at this month for january which was extremely busy, we were at 89.29 could is that correct? >> well, on: the 90%. he was a that's what i would like to call it as well. like i said were concerned about those if we drill down those friday evenings say 730-8 pm but generally, much improved from two years ago. for all of the investment in the ems division for our new including our new ambulances and so forth, and probably advocacy that we done collectively it has paid off. we're just keeping a close eye on. width very good. chieftains also had something to add? [inaudible/off mic] >> pretty comfortably but as you mentioned on friday, and saturday nights, the traffic isn't just will get their code 3 but this thing is we have limits applied ambulances so most of our transports are code 3 calls are transported to two. so they have to do with the topic gettin

i've test mark corso with that and his staff. >> okay. so is there five or so factors involved in this because we were doing so well. you know we had what was it 90% on-time? >> were meeting at this month for january which was extremely busy, we were at 89.29 could is that correct? >> well, on: the 90%. he was a that's what i would like to call it as well. like i said were concerned about those if we drill down those friday evenings say 730-8 pm but generally, much improved from two years ago. for all of the investment in the ems division for our new including our new ambulances and so forth, and probably advocacy that we done collectively it has paid off. we're just keeping a close eye on. width very good. chieftains also had something to add? [inaudible/off mic] >> pretty comfortably but as you mentioned on friday, and saturday nights, the traffic isn't just will get their code 3 but this thing is we have limits applied ambulances so most of our transports are code 3 calls are transported to two. so they have to do with the topic gettin