mr. corsohow are you? >> good morning, madam president. doing well. good morning, madam vice president, commissioners, chief and staff. mark corso to present on the next item, which is a grant from fem onto purchase four replacement mini pumpers. this is [inaudible] what are mini pumpers? refer to the deputies for more detailed explanation, but in general, they're a smaller firefighter apparatus, smaller than a fire engine, more like the chassis of a pick up truck with equipment on there used to access smaller areas that a truck or engine may not be easily accessible to, like a wildfire sponsor areas in the city that we do not have access to. we have four, but they are quite old, so we were allocated funding from fema to do so. we are very fortunate that we are allocated this funding. happy to answer any questions. there's a small matching requirement that we will be absorbing in our budget. i'm happy to answer any questions, but before i do that, i know there's been requests of for our new gra

and in terms of questions i have, oh, and i did want to also just commend mr. corsond his team for the money. boy, that is really something. i mean, we can call them grants, we can call them whatever we want, it's money. important money. you guys couldn't have done a better job so thank you. really, thank you. ok, chief, two questions for you. ready? >> yes, ma'am. >> ok. >> question number one. these park lets that i saw today walking there are two more going in. are we going to have now all parklets all over? is that a plan? are we going to limit the parklets? they're made of two by fours, i was watching the construction of them and i would imagine they could pose a problem. based on how they're place and where they're placed, should there be a structure fire, should there be, you know, i saw one that was all set up and they're putting all these candles along the cubicals and they're multiplying at a rapid rate. i don't know the plan and i don't know if you know the plan. >> i don't know if you heard -- did you hear fire marshal speaking earlier? >> i did not. fire

. >> president covington: well, thank you, and thank you, command staff and mr. corso.nk you, everyone, for your participation in the meeting tonight. >> thank you, president, vice president, commissioners. good night. >> commissioner nakajo: good night, everyone. >> hi. i'm chris manners, and you're watching to coping with covid-19. well, we're down to the wire before the presidential election, so here's some tips to help you vote safely during this pandemic. >>> by now, all californians who are registered to vote should have received your ballot to vote by mail. it must be post marked by election day, november 3, so be sure to check collect times if you wait to mail it until election day. if you're concerned that your ballot won't make it in time through the post, the next option is to drop off your ballot at san francisco's voting center, which has been set up outside of the bill graham auditorium on grove street. you can either walk up to hand off your ballot, or you can use the drive-thru election. there'll be a ballot drop off location at each of the city's librar