using the california assistance team, this was beneficial particularly for the celebration with the clinicey were able to handle much of this. there were over 100 people who were treated inside the civic center, and there were a lot of people there. most of them were very minor. there were a number of people transported to the hospital. there was nothing particularly serious. we took them from the field, to there. and if they needed more than to be provided on site, they would be transported. the other part of this was using the partner agencies. we had the partnership with the red cross and this was -- we were very happy to have them engaged. the police department was very helpful in getting their vehicles through the crowd. this is very much what you are going to see in an emergency, with many people changing situations. there was a lot of planning taking place because the crowds shifted, using this with resources that were not what they should have been. we had to make a lot of adjustments. and we were -- is needed to be outstanding to make this happen. the fire department and a great j

teams, as well as on the executive staff as chief of policy. she has been appointed to serve as a special assistant attorney general in the california department of justice. she will serve as the senior adviser to the attorney general, and she will serve in advance in the new administration's policies and priorities involving local law enforcement, prisons, or prosecuting white- collar crime and enforcing civil rights. clerk calvillo: think you, supervisor alioto-pier. supervisor mar? supervisor mar: i do not know if my colleagues have had a chance to try out one of the said waves, and looking at the pathways, i have heard a number of concerns of those who use the parks, so my hope is that the meeting is not used as a meeting to bash the segues but issues being put in place after the department has already made their decision. the rest i will submit. thank you. clerk calvillo: thank you, supervisor mar. mr. president, i think that includes the roll call introductions. president chiu: in order to make our 3:00 meeting, we need to take public comment. what i would suggest is that we take general public comment at this time so we can then move in