commissioner brookter? >> commissioner brookter: yeah. just wanted to make sure i echo the same comments that i heard from my commissioners. i did want to state that my organization and i were actually a part of the process before i even got onto the commission, so it was one of the things that made me want to get more involved and being part of the commission, was being part of this process and seeing how the stakeholders were, along with the community organizations, were alongside the department. these processes, while they may take sometime, i think we produced great department general orders like the ones we have before us. i'm extremely happy to see this before the commission, during my time on the commission, having worked on it before coming onto the commission, so looking forward to hearing public comment and all the great folks that worked on this. >> thank you, commissioner. >> vice president taylor: so this is on for a vote tonight. i'll ask for a motion and a second. just to be clear, this is to go to meet and confer, but only

commissioner brookter? >> commissioner brookter: yeah. i just wanted to make sure i echo the same comments that i heard from my commissioners. i did want to state that my organization and i were actually a part of the process before i even got onto the commission, so it was one of the things that made me want to get more involved and being part of the commission, was being part of this process and seeing how the stakeholders were, along with the community organizations, were alongside the department. these processes, while they may take sometime, i think we produced great department general orders like the ones we have before us. i'm extremely happy to see this before the commission, during my time on the commission, having worked on it before coming onto the commission, so looking forward to hearing public comment and all the great folks that worked on this. >> thank you, commissioner. >> vice president taylor: so this is on for a vote tonight. i'll ask for a motion and a second. just to be clear, this is to go to meet and confer, but on

commissioner brookter? >> commissioner brookter: yeah.anted to make sure i echo the same comments that i heard from my commissioners. i did want to state that my organization and i were actually a part of the process before i even got onto the commission, so it was one of the things that made me want to get more involved and being part of the commission, was being part of this process and seeing how the stakeholders were, along with the community organizations, were alongside the department. these processes, while they may take sometime, i think we produced great department general orders like the ones we have before us. i'm extremely happy to see this before the commission, during my time on the commission, having worked on it before coming onto the commission, so looking forward to hearing public comment and all the great folks that worked on this. >> thank you, commissioner. >> vice president taylor: so this is on for a vote tonight. i'll ask for a motion and a second. just to be clear, this is to go to meet and confer, but only mandat

>> motion -- >> commissioner brookter: second. >>. >> clerk: all right. on the motion to hold closed session -- [roll call] >> clerk: you have five yeses. . >> during the coronavirus disease emergency, this committee will convene remotely until the committee is legally authorized to meet in person. public comment will be available on each item. each speaker will be allowed three minutes to speak. comments or opportunities to speak during the public comments period are available by a phone call by calling 415-655-0001. again, it's 415-655-0001. access code 1467135673, again it's 1467135673, pound and then pound again. once connected, you will hear the meeting discussion, but you will be muted and in listening

>> motion -- >> commissioner brookter: second. >>. >> clerk: all right. on the motion to hold closed session -- [roll call] >> clerk: you have five yeses. >> 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 libraries. consider going early in the day, when it should be less busy. from october 28 through elec

>> motion -- >> commissioner brookter: second. >>. >> clerk: all right. on the motion to hold closed session -- [roll call] >> clerk: you have five yeses. all right. i will take us into closed session. >> vice president taylor: thank you. (♪) (♪)