the bla is proposing. we believe they will not impact member services nor restrict our ability to administer the retirement plan. with that, i'm happy to answer questions if you have any. >> our recommended reductions total 374,256, of which 370,000 are ongoing savings and allow an increase of 4.1% of the department's fiscal year 21-22 budget. it totals to the second year budget 241,000 in recommended recognitions and 220 are ongoing and the rest one time savings. it would allow an increase of about $4,000 or 0.1% of the department's budget. our recommendations are summarized on page 24 and we have an agreement with the department. >> supervisor haney: great. any questions or comments colleagues? not seeing any. thank you so much. i want to express our committee's intent to accept this budget with bla's recommendations. i do not think you are likely needed on monday but we'll let you know. thank you for your work and your time. >> thank you committee members and chair haney for the work you do. it is very

bla report. >> thank you.the proposal to approve the first amendment to the city's agreement to edgewood center for children and families to extend to june 2027 to fund behavioral health services for children detailed in the report. the budget for the services on page 18 of the report. it was when we reviewed it, we understood it to be overspending of $34,000 in this fiscal year. that is how it is in the report. at any rate that is in the proposed amendment which provides contract authority for the extended term of the contract. we do note on page 18 that certain service components are not funded in the budget for the contract for the entire contract term. that the department is planning to procure those services in the future procurement process. the reason being that the original r.f.p. under which edgewood was selected for service components only contemplated terms less than the proposed extension of june 2027. there needs to be future procurement processes for those services. we do recommend approval. i wi

hold questions anything after the bla proposed. departments will have an opportunity to say a few words. after they finish we will discuss the savings and ask any remaining questions. each department is free to go after questions have been answered. we may need to meet on monday. we will not take public comments today. comments were made last week on these items and also we have a public comment day this friday, june 25th all day. i want to call up the juvenile probation department. welcome. >> good morning, supervisors. we are grateful for the opportunity to work with the bla in agreement with the proposal and the reports they are providing to you. >> thank you. >> thank you, chair haney. our recommendation for the juvenile probation department page 3 of our report. we recommend reduction to $120,000 in fiscal year 21-22. all of the $120,000 reductions are ongoing savings. these would still allow increase of 5.5% of the fiscal year 2021-22 budget. we recommend closing out prior year encumbrances $3,607,000 for savings $123,607 in

everybody is out to get me and bla bla bla. it was a very powerful warning. a contemplative warning that our democracy. but with joe manchin saying he would vote against the for the people act, is the fate of this crisis essentially in one senator's hand? >> it appears to be. i think the former president put his finger on the primary issue on these voter laws being enacted. that is the notion that you can have a political body overturn a civil servant's adjudication of the results. which means that basically, they're rewriting the laws to say that we could undo what happened in 2020, and 2024. that's what he's saying. so yes. this is in the hands -- [ inaudible ] stepping up to the plate on anything bipartisan. if there would have been anything bipartisan, it would have been the covid relief plan and there were zero republican votes. the notion that democrats will get that, are going to get that on the voting rights act is pie in the sky for sure. so somewhere it will break. and whether or not that means there is a provision where you just say, okay, we suspe

is there a bla report on this item? >> there is not. >> supervisor haney: i imagine there would be rfp for the services? you're on mute. >> that is correct and i want to invite the doctor to briefly describe the model in response to your question. >> good afternoon chair haney and members of the committee. i'm director of ambulatory care for the department of public health. yes, this is private security as we imagine, as many of us encounter in different retail settings and stuff. this is specialized client safety services. this is i think a relatively new service, the community organizations have developed to provide really a needed service in our healthcare environment. a service which is not law enforcement and which is not perceived to be serving law enforcement security. these are specialized and trained staff who are -- who deescalate and welcome people and help people navigate where they are going and again, really specialized in being able to help work with clients who come to our clinics who may not be happy wi

we're going to accept the budget with the 29,000 funds removed but other than that, not include the bla other recommendations in our approval of the budget. with that, thank you so much director ellis for your leadership and being here with us. we appreciate it. >> thank you chair haney and committee. >> supervisor haney: with that, colleagues, madam clerk, any other items in front of us today? >> clerk: no, mr. chair. if you wouldn't mind entertaining a motion to recess this meeting to tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. i would appreciate it. >> supervisor haney: i make a motion to recess this meeting to tomorrow june 24th at 10:00 a.m. is there a second? >> president walton: second. >> clerk: (roll call vote) >> supervisor haney: we'll see you tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. thank you very much. meeting is adjourned. >> good morning, mayor breed, the mayor's office of early care and education, amy from supervisor hillary ronen's team, kevin ortiz representing speaker nancy pelosi. to the parents, to our board members, and a special salute to the rmnnc, those who work here, who take care of the families, a

is there a bla report on this item? there is not. >> supervisor haney: i imagine there would be rfp for the services? you're on mute. >> that is correct and i want to invite the doctor to briefly describe the model in response to your question. >> good afternoon chair haney and members of the committee. i'm director of ambulatory care for the department of public health. yes, this is private security as we imagine, as many of us encounter in different retail settings and stuff. this is specialized client safety services. this is i think a relatively new service, the community organizations have developed to provide really a needed service in our healthcare environment. a service which is not law enforcement and which is not perceived to be serving law enforcement security. these are specialized and trained staff who are -- who deescalate and welcome people and help people navigate where they are going and again, really specialized in being able to help work with clients who come to our clinics who may not be happy with

i thinkthe thing that wasa little bit , that gets us to the number the bla had . i just want to say i think what was confusing was you all have somewhere between 80 to 100 officers that retire a year and i think what i hear you saying is that to have those 100 over each year, if you average between 80 and 100 actual recruits keeps you even. so we don't even find the second year, that's where the drop-off is really only funded year one at 100, they will still have that same attrition going forward in thoseacademies not being able to account for that . and i seeing that correctly? you have about 80 to 100 each year and you're asking to just at least target based on the number of recruits that show up that same number so you're staying even. and i reading that correctly? >> you are supervisor and like i said, are for it now is more towards the hundrednumber rather than 80 . i know. >> the attrition, if not all retirement. the other separations are included in the number . but it's closer to 100 the last few years,the last three years actually than 80 . >> i think tha

but in addition to that, as i mentioned last week bla doesn't show the overtime budget went down fromow a number -- after it was closed, i know a good number of them fielded other positions within the department. and how has that been reflected in the budget over the last two years? >> you want me to take that, sheriff? >> go ahead. >> okay. so we have 90 fte working in the jails. and we have had 60 fte reduction, actual real reduction in overtime. but in addition to that, we've also had since the closure of c.j. 4, 30 people leave the sheriff's office, 30 sworn people leave the sheriff's office. so we need to backfill the 30. once we account for those 30, plus the 60 fte reduction that we really did see in overtime and i just want to say that we have gotten to the lowest levels of overtime we have had since my time in office and many years before that as well. so that accounts for the 90 ftes we had at c.j. 4. >> supervisor mar: thank you. that is helpful. so you're saying the 100 fte -- roughly that were staffing c.j. 4, they are sort of accounted by increase in overtime. >> yes. yo

i want to thank supervisor ronen for the bla report that really has helped to quantify the extent of the back rent owed, how it differs by sector and location and this has really formed our efforts. colleagues, thank you. i hope i can count on your support as this legislation moves forward. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor preston. supervisor mar, you asked to bere-referred. >> thank you, madam clerk. i would like to also cosponsor supervisor preston's legislation to address small business back rent and rent debt. thank you for your leadership on that. i have one item. i am introducing the sunset chinese cultural district this. is through a community driven process to increase city support to address the priority needs of the chinese community in sunset including working class families and small businesses. this is to elevate the unique cultural identity and historic role of the organizations in the sunset and park side districts. in the sun seat cultural district we foster leadership to support the ongoing vitality of the community in the face of significant challenges including

the coalition of anti unit and forces plus some forces that did not identify with any of the of the blas and that's it, that's the rest. so not the head of that proposed government would be enough tale. bennett, who has established himself to the right of nathan, yahoo, this is him last year. if you have a whole long enough show, we will not allow the israeli government to recognize that palestinian state under any circumstances. we will not allow israel to hand over even a centimeter of land to the arabs. this is what we are here for to guard the land of israel will, should the me, the feeling of bennett is a generation younger than netanyahu has broken with allies on the religious right on the role of religion in public life. he's also comparatively liberal on gay rights and other issues. the chance of a new government. for some, it's something to sing about this. with the w mid leads commentators. shawnee rezani is with me here in the studio. shawnee. benjamin netanyahu will do what he can to try and stock this coalition from taking power. can he succeed? he might well as well succeed

injured in a series of explosions in the afghan capital. kabul, according to the government, one of the blas severely damaged electrical grid station in the north of the city. no one's come forward to say that behind the attack, which comes as us troops prepared to leave the country by september. 11th deadlines, after 20 years of war, bubble heads to international space station with 2 russian cosmonaut. so taking the 1st space walk of the year, the pair carrying out some pre planned repair works and the check into place. so getting the orbiting lab ready for new module, apparently 55th space will by russians and is scheduled to take almost 7 hours. so a long time out there, we wish the well and i wish you well, 2 things watching up channel art international. i'm but with more tomorrow and the pharmacy for the afternoon. don't. com is by your side. anytime you want to keep up to date with all the needs we're talking about, but now of a good wednesday. ready ah, ah, we are segregated all along my social class. last class people though, also covered by 1st. if you're born in to a 4 family, you'

russia, but our senior correspondent would go see if explains why much of that agenda is a bit of a blas from the past. these days, what america is back back for watson. when did it ever leave whatever it is that it's coming back to from as unclear. at every point along the way, we're going to make it clear that united states is back. and democracies of the world are standing together to tackle the toughest challenges and the issues that matter most to our future. well, that's good. suddenly again, i can't remember them ever leaving, but if you are coming back to things you never left, then why the heck not some things you've already signed or reverts like atlantic charter building on the commitments and aspirations that are 80 years ago. the firms are ongoing commitment to sustaining our enduring values and defending them against new and old challenges. so they're defending democracy, defending nato, defending trade, which american britain have done admirably if a tad violently. but that's not all. they will now chic to combat cyber threats. climate change in the pandemic. there's so mu

the blas similar to other attacks that appear to be targeting and ethnic and religious minority got, you know, pay hold on, has more a commuter van, reduced to a burned out shell and was cobble. it was destroyed by a bomb. 30 minutes later yet another transport van was hit. 2 separate attacks on one road, a few kilometers apart. i got the new phone on monday. unfortunately, the minivan was targeted. when i got here, i saw 2 dictums and dead bodies. we then took the injured to hospital 5, we got out. most of the people who live in this neighborhood of cobble often has dora ethnic communities who are predominantly shia in a largely sunni society. armed groups linked to ice will have declared war against them. oh, there have been similar bombings in the area for earlier this one, several civilians were killed when for many events were bond. and in may about 80 people, mostly girls were killed when their school was attacked. hundreds of afghans are killed or injured every month and attacks like these people who live here are bracing for more violence to so they know from what i can see.

the bla is proposing. we believe they will not impact member services nor restrict our ability to administer the retirement plan. with that, i'm happy to answer questions if you have any. >> our recommended reductions total 374,256, of which 370,000 are ongoing savings

but in addition to that, as i mentioned last week bla doesn't show the overtime budget went down fromyou want me to take that, sheriff? >> go ahead. >> okay. so we have 90 fte working in the jails. and we have had 60 fte reduction, actual real reduction in overtime. but in addition to that, we've also had since the closure of c.j. 4, 30 people leave the sheriff's office, 30 sworn people leave the sheriff's office. so we need to backfill the 30. once we account for those 30, plus the 60 fte reduction that we really did see in overtime and i just want to say that we have gotten to the lowest levels of overtime we have had since my time in office and many years before that as well. so that accounts for the 90 ftes we had at c.j. 4. >> supervisor mar: thank you. that is helpful. so you're saying the 100 fte -- roughly that were staffing c.j. 4, they are sort of accounted by increase in overtime. >> yes. you see two thirds of that in reduction in overtime and then another one third of it backfilling the separations that we had since the closure of c.j. 4, which we have not been able to bac

. >> outside probes found bla and brown students disproportionately disciplined in loudoun county. >>cided at the time was we need to endeavor on a systematic program to help our teachers, to give them the knowledge and understanding so they can have conversations around race, very open and very honest and sometimes very tough conversations, so that they can make our schools better for students. >> the majority of teachers are white. this group launched this year in 2021. the superintendent says there -- says there is no critical race theory being taught. why are you arguing again something that is not being taught? >> being implemented through teacher trainings, and that ultimately drips down to how they teach our students. is not a subject, but it is a way of viewing the world. >> vanessa maddox says she and other parents will continue to push for equity in schools and more inclusive education around american history. >> opposition groups are saying we don't care if he teach like history or other parts that haven't been taught. we just don't want you to say that all white people are

the famous one is andrew yang, eric adams who is a former police captain would be the second bla mayoro women who are competing to be the first female mayors of new york city ever and that is maya wiley who worked for bill de blasio as his counsel -- the outgoing mayor -- and kathryn garcia, also works for bill de blasio and is the sanitation commissioner. all been quite critical of de blasio, which is very interesting. they are definitely competing with the left versus the center and it is race where you have candidates who are taking on more moderate postures on policing, on crime, even on economics and then candidates who are also skewing to the left on issues as well. you have a real competition of ideas. juan: i want to ask you, in terms of the other big thing happening this time around is rank choice voting. i am pretty worried about the counting of rank choice voti given the fact the new york city board of elections is notorious for botching election procedures. and doubt they're going to be dealing with this very complicated -- and now they are going to be dealing with this ver

we started to put together a plan for the coming year and that's a priority we discussed with the bla office in previous meetings that's a process we are looking to keep you posted about that. one thing i wanted to highlight in the last month the audit cycle from the 2020 elections are completed. two of them discretionary audits. we have opened them may 17th of 2019 we have not been able to make progress on them as of may of this year. two years after attempting to start those. rather than continuing to start the audits at this point the resources will be better focused going forward on the new audit program. we are launching the 2019/2020 audits that are mandatory. i communicated that to both of the committees we initially selected in 2019. we posted that as well. i wanted to highlight that and answer any questions on that point. i'm heap to report we have posted the position for the auditor this position became vacant in september. we invite you to come to our website click on-the-jobs link and go directly to the webpage we have posted the investigator position. that window for appl

lead was cancelled out by a fantastic stroke from even petrosage, who rescued croatia from their 2nd blas. but it will be friday's game that will grab all the attention england and scotland are preparing to rekindle the oldest rivalry and world football in fridays lake game. the 2 will meet at wembley stadium in london with a colorful history raising the stakes in this group. di showdown, scotland fans gave their men side a full throated welcome, as they returned to a major tournament after 23 year drought during their euros opener against the czech republic. but for all the fan enthusiasm there, come back on the big stage, didn't go as gloriously as they'd hoped. scotland fell to kneel and glad goes hemmed in park. thankfully they'll have a renewed opportunity to live scotland supporter. spirits in fridays match against arch rivals, england. the 2 nation share more footballing history than any others having faced off in the 1st ever football international in 1872. the clash will take place at wembley, which is hosted spare sarah bizell monthly history. recent highlights include scotlands

we have the capacity to implement the bla audit. also as recommendations related to this we are asking for the dedicated position to help the performance to the public. then this is also been funded by the mayor. we will give you a quick snapshot of what our organization structure will look like with theseadditional funds . we are asking for a dedicated position, three new investigators in the enforcement division at one position on the admin side for performance and the last slide is i want to just highlight if you additional focus areas for us in the522 . given that we are already including two positions at we will have eight positions to fill, our request is fully to approve the central focus as part of our location equity planning. we have decided improvements that we want to do incorporate into a hiring position and as part of that we created a irate guide and that's something we've implemented in the 521 and want to continue that working environment in 22 . the other thing is meaningful disclosure. we are an office that provid

share an update on improvements to monitoring of the service contracts and this was highlighted by the bla report. over 12% of the budgeted amount for the service contracts for the last fiscal year was unspent. >> thank you. so thank you for the question. you know, we've been working closely with the controller's office to standardize the program monitoring. due to covid, we weren't able to quite achieve our goal for finishing our program monitoring process. we've made a lot of improvements and in the middle of a hud audit right now. with the new leadership team, with additional capacity and support from the controller's office. i'm confident we're move nothing the right direction. these standards will continue to be rolled out as we implement the new prop c funding. >> supervisor mar: thank you for the updates. as we significant expand services for the homeless population, hiring and filling vacancies in the department and in monitoring our service contracts, more effectively to ensuring that we're achieving our goals. thank you. >> thank you. we look forward to sharing more at the upcomi

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is there a bla report on this item? >> we do not have a support. >> chair: public comment. >> linda wong: members of the public who wish to provide comment press star 3 to beadded to the queue.please wait until the system indicates you havebeen on muted . are there any callers who wish to comment on itemnumber six ? >> we have no callers in the queue . >> chair: public comment is now closed. emotion to movethis item with a positive recommendation . [roll call vote] >> linda wong: there are 2 aye's. thank you so much mister crawford foryour time . madam clerk, would you please call item number eight. >> linda wong: ordinance retroactively authorizing the office of the district attorney to extend grant in the amount of 6 million from the crank start foundation to support the healing justice initiative and mandate ordinance 166 22 of my for the additional one grant fund position assistant chief chief victim witness position at one grant funded administrative analyst position at the office of the district attorney and one g

share an update on improvements to monitoring of the service contracts and this was highlighted by the bla report. over 12% of the budgeted amount for the service contracts for the last fiscal year was unspent. >> thank you. so thank you for the question. you know, we've been working closely with the controller's office to standardize the program monitoring. due to covid, we weren't able to quite achieve our goal for finishing our program monitoring process. we've made a lot of improvements and in the middle of a hud audit right now. with the new leadership team, with additional capacity and support from the controller's office. i'm confident we're move nothing the right direction. these standards will continue to be rolled out as we implement the new prop c funding. >> supervisor mar: thank you for the updates. as we significant expand services for the homeless population, hiring and filling vacancies in the department and in monitoring our service contracts, more effectively to ensuring that we're achieving our goals. thank you. >> thank you. we look forward to sharing more at the upcomi

we started to put together a plan for the coming year and that's a priority we discussed with the bla office in previous meetings that's a process we are looking to keep you posted about that. one thing i wanted to highlight in the last month the audit cycle from the 2020 elections are completed. two of them discretionary audits. we have opened them may 17th of 2019 we have not been able to make progress on them as of may of this year. two years after attempting to start those. rather than continuing to start the audits at this point the resources will be better focused going forward on the new audit program. we are launching the 2019/2020 audits that are mandatory. i communicated that to both of the committees we initially selected in 2019. we posted that as well. i wanted to highlight that and answer any questions on that point. i'm heap to report we have posted the position for the auditor this position became vacant in september. we invite you to come to our website click on-the-jobs link and go directly to the webpage we have posted the investigator position. that window for appl

that, he scared the daylights out of everyone pulling a pistol out of his waist bandin and shooting a blaat have i gotten myself into. three simple desires today. i'dis like to say something abo our vocation. number two, i would like to give some highlights of our history, and number three, talk about some reale challenges that we' never faced before. thee best of the cdc and eis efforts combine three things. number one is good science, great science. and many people are afraid of science. and pra we've seen this allergy science in recent s years. but huxley said science is simply common sense at its best. the second thing to add is art. will durant said this gives creativity to science. he said the first scientist that we actually know by name was immotep from eegypt. he was a physician and he designed the pyramid and built it. i was reminded of this on januaryy 6th when our capitol ws invaded because over 200 years ago when our fore fathers were looking for ideas on the architecture of the capitol, the winning bid came from a physician. so will durant said that provides creative common

i want to thank the bla that's changed over the last two years. and, lastly, i have an in memorium. born on april 17th, sandra was the eldest daughter of manuel. after moving to california at age 18, she immersed herself in political organizing where she started the los angeles chapter for peace and kennedy. she helped mentor many latino leaders in office. sandra served as national president. an organization that established latinas to improve the lives and the role of their families. a bilingual child development and established programs to provide the community with needed services. she was a mentor to many, a champion for children everywhere and a devoted leader who empowered those around her. sandra survived by her spouse of 51 years. her son david and spouse sarah. her daughter nicole. grandson max. granddaughter clara. may her memory be a blessing and the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor mandelman. supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: thank you, madam clerk. i would like to thank supervisor chan, connie for your beautiful and extremely heart felt words in memory of

so what i'm saying and i heard the bla say that 80-plus percent of those are small retail. a lot are in the cafe, bar, entertainment, restaurant. they might not have the luxury of waiting for these federal programs to come down. if we accelerate our ability to get them some cash to negotiate, it may buy them the time they need. again, i said it in my opening remarks, i know colleagues also agree with me on this and you do as well. many of these businesses are what makes san francisco special. they're the backbone of our economy. they employ thousands and thousands of people. i just understand oewd was moving and doing the best they could in the beginning and the money that we put in and $7 million in grants given the circumstances, i don't think it's enough. if you say we have 15 million, that's helping 300 or so businesses. i understand there may not be enough to get to 400 million and that probably includes every single business out there, but if there were a number there that we could get to that was helping zeroing in the businesses with a smaller gross receipt, i think

i want to thank the bla that's changed over the last two years. and, lastly, i have an in memorium. born on april 17th, sandra was the eldest daughter of manuel. after moving to california at age 18, she immersed herself in political organizing where she started the los angeles chapter for peace and kennedy. she helped mentor many latino leaders in office. sandra served as national president. an organization that established latinas to improve the lives and the role of their families. a bilingual child development and established programs to provide the community with needed services. she was a mentor to many, a champion for children everywhere and a devoted leader who empowered those around her. sandra survived by her spouse of 51 years. her son david and spouse sarah. her daughter nicole. grandson max. granddaughter clara. may her memory be a blessing and the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor mandelman. supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: thank you, madam clerk. i would like to thank supervisor chan, connie for your beautiful and extremely heart felt words in memory of