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we have policies in place to insure dr and responsibility with blic.l the drone ■8 increase the use of drones in me to continue to drive down crime in san we integrating drones with other technology such as the alpr■xan public safety cameras to effective and to crime. crime is down in san francisco. it is down lower then it has been in the past decadd ■:with drones we think we can enhance that more. our officers are working ve har to make sure that this city is the safest city in america and ■1we inuethis trend with the help of drones. our violent crime is downrpt cr percent, and again, i ha to give thanks to our leader of our city, mayor breed for making this all happen. and now, without further ado, l >> thank you chief scott and thank you to our torney brooke jenkins, the lieutenant tracey mccray and others from the san francisco police department joining us today. this partnership didn't just happen. it happened because we worked together. it all started hea opportunity to visit a number of our stations in san francisco, our police stations and i c

we integrating drones with other techgysuthe alpr blic safety cameras to effective and efficiently respond. crime is down in san francisco. it is down lower past decade an we think we our officers are working very very hard to make sure that is the safest city in america and we will continue this trend with th help of drones. our violent crime is down 12 percent, prairpt crime is35 percent, and again, i have to give thanks to our leader our city, mayor breed for making this all happen. and now, without further ado, i will introduce mar london breed. >> thank you f thank you to our district attorney oke jenkins, the pla president lieutenant acey francisco police department joining us today.is partnership didn't jus happen. it happened because we together. it all started when last year i had a opportunity to visit a number of our stations in our police stations and i had conver sations withrs directly. the feedback time and time again is, we anjobs, but we need more tools to do a better job fo of san francisco, and they would talk to me about technology and how other jurisdictions were using

secretary fuller, please open the motion to blic comment. >> members of the public who wish to make threeminutes of comment in r on the motion to approve item 4, consent calendar and all contained in it, excluding 4b line up against the wall furthest from the door.e chamber, press raise your hand button in the webinar or star 3 on your phone to be recognized. the wireless microphone that is right in the middle there.ng with so many microphones and you have three minutes to speak an30 second warning. >> thanks very much. just want to make sure i understand. thdewalk inspection repair program is being discussed at a separate >> postponed to our next regular meeting september 9, exactly. got you. okay. not appropriate then to make of it? given the documents are made e on the-- >> [indiscernible] >> it is like to make them in september. >> there is enough members of the organization here i think it makes say something. [indiscernible] helpful support in this. i want to note that th#te description of the ada compliance and the need to update be that. my understanding, there is a sole bidder fo

results bowing persalnd hands-on attention to important issues and she allowed issues toal fade out whn blic attention waned rather than tackle monumental change thng better proposing and promoting n new ideas rather thn achieving results. when things went wngn her office she feigned ignorance blaming your staff are not keeping her informed. she became an expert at pandering to actavis but finding new ways to burnish her role as a tough law-enforcement figure in california as she prepared to further her political career. where does that reporting come from questioning. >> i think absolutely when she was a prosecutor she focused on branding herself as a top cop and not a progressive prosecutor in her first district attorney she ran against a progressive and consider the anti-rudy giuliani she ran to the center of issues of crime than the more progressive candidate. even as attorney general especially during the protest of black lives matter the actavis wanted her to do so much on these issues to investigate police shootings and take the issue seriously and make it a priority but she did not s

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you mention in your entation the process and the-i got to say, for blic, even for people who worked on housing, people--between the acronyms and complexities of some it can be a struggle to gure out what some of these but i do want to clarify what the reservation of actually entails in terms what you need to do to able to claim that, bu conformation and some explanation to the public of what i think is my unde spoken with all you about this before--isame page. that reservation of the option, right? the faircloth to rad funding, not a commitment to do it at can talk both about legally what it is and isn't to also at a practical level, what do you need-can you go on there tomorrow on sites and reserve 00 or do things need to happen to to the steps is reservation that preserf vouchers to be executed at is made. it really is a reserving optionality for utilization over a longer let me bring up my colleague to just talk through the steps doctor, if you have anything additional. >> lydia, deputy for housing, mohcd. the narr application it is dummy application. it has it. it can be a actual a

. >> no, i do not see anyone blic comment line, and no one approaching the podium. >> great.so, we are on. is there a motion to go into >> we just need to vote. s how do you vote? >> i s. to go into closed session. and president morgan. >> commissioner nakajo how do you vote? >> yes. >> bye everyone. >> we will now go closed session. [closed session] á, [meeting reconvened] >> we'll come back into order here. at this time, i like to ask the commission- >> let me call time president morgan we are back in op convened in open session at 634 p.m. >> thank you madam secretary. >> you're welcome. at this time to order, commission. at this time, is there a motion se what we discussed in closed session in >> letit off. item 7, vote to elect whether held in closed session, san francisco code, sickz 67.12 a. >>eme i'm sorry for jumping ahead of you. >> no problem. >> i'll make a motion that we do not e discussion on item 6 in cl >> second. >> okay.a vote. commissioner feinstein, how do you voteto disclose. >> okay. >> not to disclose. you vote? motion passes item 8, adjournment. >> at

seeing no speaker, blic comment, seeing no public comments.sed and with that, colleagues, i would like to move this item to full board with recommendation and a roll call please. and on that motion to forward to the full board with a positive recommendation, vice chair mandelman mandelman i member melgar i, melgar i chair chan have three eyes. thank you. and the motion passes. and with that, mr. clerk, please call item number four. item number four is a resolu retroactively authorizing the office of the district attorney to accept an expanded grant in the amount of approximately 364,000 and the city providing mat amount of apy 91,000 are for the grant period of january 1st, 24 throug december 31st, 2024 from the california governor's office of county victim services program. madam chair, thank you. d we have district attorney's office here. good morning. thank you. board of supervisors. my name is karima baptist and i'm the chief of the victim services division as part of the cal oes grant funding process, the board of supervisor appval is nee

[laughter] i should keep this briefer in but,blic information officer is funded this street tree programand that's valuable for us, but our conversation has been not about putting out fires and getting the our program is and more we can have a website with more information and people of questions. we put up people can see where we prioritizing our goals for tree planting couple years ago and want keep updating that. i think that that's small step in a direction we like to go have more resources available publicly like that. it is critical so everybody that in the commun neighborhood can also just neighborhoods, right? equitably an if that is successful, that would be that was it. >> can't resmoment to highlight we received a credit to our team who applied for they were focused on increases tree canopy in the disadvantage communities so those grant dollars be focusing improving equity of tree canopy coverage the other thing that buff does a lot of is, to community meetings, so at the request of any community the district supervisor, we folks attend and done a lot of great with neighborhoo

one othe blic. control, e. mrs. sheila gunn, go ahead. >> is this me? >> yes. >> okay, hi.t well versed at webexat all. my one experience with it was horrible this.ears ago and i i never tried it on a computer though. i'm sheila gunn, the emergency preparedness coordinator at nt independent living in berkeley. i'm workfrom home in my office on fruitvale avenue and i came to say hello and i came to learn about san o'semergency preparedness planning as regards folks disabilities and access and functional needs, and older adults and other folks who fall into the cate assuming nothing. i didn't know where this wain the process or if it had been seen by mayor's disability council or not. by the hello debbie. debbie and i worked in emergency preparedness context regarding r outages, so haven't seen you in a while, but good to at least hear your voice. but, i stand ready to assist. ving is a sister org to the ent center of san francisco, which i'm sure you all are aware of. i'm not interested in taking over or any that. i feel that we can all learn from each other and maybe san fr

instructions for blic comment. >> so, we are going ow. one person from the public. control, please unmute. mrs. sheila gunn, go ahead. >> is this me? >> yes. okay, hi. i am not at webexat all. my one experience with itago and i dreaded this. ied it on a computer though. emergency preparedness coordinator at center for independent in berkeley. i'm working from homemy office say hello and i came francisco's emergency planning as regards folks with disabilities anand functional needs, and older other folks who fall the category. assuming nothing. i didn't know where this was in the process if it had been seen by this mayor's disabilitor not. by the way, helli worked in regarding power outages, so haven't seen you in least hear your voice. but, i stand center for independent living is org to the independent living resourof san francisco, which i'm sure you of. i'm not interested in over or any tcan all learn from each other and maybe san fran is doing stuff that cities in alameda d be doing that aren't and maybe we are doing stuff that you just think that never a bad th

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fedisingenuous and for me a part of larger effort to figure how to use mortality data to drive the blicalth activities. in this case, if just accept the statement as toxicity and assume [indin the efforts to prevent deaths. understanding it is the right interventions. >> really to more of the data and conclusions, outcomes from the research you are able share as this goes along. >> thank you. i join thank you for your work and completely new to me, we do-those of us not in the profession, especially, we are laser focused on fentanyl fentanyl fentanyl and about meth anymore so thank you for educating me and the work do and your is an amazing thing and i you are continuing to do things that enable you to keep it, so thank >> commissioner chow. >> yes.for such work you i found especially that your the stimulants and these may become [indiscernible] in actin patient is --do you there should be interve tertiary type of intervention on this populatioce the incidents of the medical complication? >> that is a great w, thank you very much. from this work, a couple things have emerged. one in col

used the rad program to leverage o capital to fund differed maintenance across the pportfolio and blic housing into permanent affordable housing owned and managed by non profit with voucher subsidy so that is the rad program. as mentioned few years ago, hud started the faircloth to rad program, which allowed this reservoir of voucher--of public housing authority, called the y,basically the difference between the current number of public housing units, the cap under faircloth law, we could use that authority to produce new public housing and then immediateert ly it to rad units and in so access these rad vouchers. as dr. mentionour current authority here in san francisco is a little over 3600 units. so, how do we use it? projects must be developed or acquired as and then upon completion, these public housing units are a 20 year renewable rad subsidy, rad these are project based vouchers. sene rad rents are low, so we talk more t as a baseline, a baseline program, the rents are quite low. 35 percent of our ami level. on the unit type, but anywh600 and $1200 a month. not really enoh fully

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if we dont have other questions blic comment. thank you very much.iding instructions for public comment which are displayed on the screen] we'll begin with no one approached the podium. the moderator will notify of time. >> board secretary, we have 8 callers zero callers entered the queue at this time. >> thank you moderator.ic comment is now closed. thank you. next agenda item, please. 13, blue shield of california medicaprescription drug, mapd ppo transition plan. presented by rey guilf operation officer, olz, operation manager, tiffany gill, blue shield of major account executive and charles lee, the blue shield of group retiree senior markets. >> great. commissioners. rey guillen, chief for health service system. as joined by some esteemed colleagues the organization olga, the operation manager and from blue shield and together we will walk you joint transition plan for the blue shield medicare advantage organization plan. today i will a short background and outline of are using for our planning. we have assembled to assist transition. then olga

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. >> members of the blic who wish to make three minutes of comment in person on item e director's reportay rthest from nst the the door. from the door. if you are commenting from outside the chamber, press the raise your button or star 3 on your phone to be recognized. it appears wedo have one member of the public in person to speak on this item. you ntto come forward? are you projecting again? yes, okay. again, you have three minutes to speak e with a 30 second notice when your time is about to expire. >> thank you for things with small wheels. i like to commend you ongu improvements and street quality. particlysensitive to improvements. i live in the mission district and have pavement going t down and it is all really great, however, i question. something i brought up before about the type of rfthat gets done that has a particular impact on thingswi small wheels. this pictured is shotwell streets. a slow street. this is 14th street next to the super market. if you can and perhaps easier to see here, the new pavement is quite a bit rougher then the old pavement there be. there is great

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