it's going before the port commission on the 14th of may and i would like to suggest that we have jamie hurley from the port to present here to the commission on may 22nd, if that would work for you all. i think that would be really helpful. so you all are on the same page that we are with the port. i was really glad to have mary ellen here, we are really, really looking forward to doing some serious work, more serious work with her. i know chief cochrane has been heavily involved with the disaster preparedness, and we're doing more each day with that. the chiefs will be working on the incident management team, which we will need in place when we do have the big one, not if, it's when. then also, i met with the new head of the department of public health, dr. colfax. he is also all on board with disaster planning and operations because d.p.h. will play a large role in patient care afterwards and i also had some really good conversations with him on, on the healthy streets operation center and how we can partner to assist with the homelessness and opioid crisis that is on our streets. i like to

here is jamie hurley, right on cue. [laughter]. >> thank you very much. welcome. thank you very much for your appearance. [laughter]. >> you are up, brother. >> i grabbed a u.s.b. drive here will. is warmer outside than i expected. okay. >> do we want to go to the laptop? >> at your pleasure, mr. hurley. >> good evening, commissioners, chief nicholson, members of the department. my name is jamie hurley, i am a project manager with the port of san francisco, and your staff has asked me to be here tonight to give you a brief presentation , really orienting you to a new memorandum of understanding that port staff have worked together to develop over the past several months, and which our port commission is poised to approve at their next port commission meeting next tuesday, the 28th. i just wanted to give you a high-level overview of that agreement. and on this title slide, you will see, and i wanted to highlight the fact that this is really a collaborative effort by three sister agencies here at the city of san francisco, so it is the port of the fire department, a

jamie. >> what is your last name? >> hurley. >> thank you for coming today. >> you'll be happy to note, there is no security deposit either. >> i saw that. if the thing falls into the debate, they will not get it anyway. [laughter] -- if the thing falls into the bay, they will not get it anyway [laughter]. >> thank you very much, commissioners. >> thank you, mr. president. thank you, mr. hurley for your presentation. it is eye-opening. i appreciate your being here, and i want to thank everyone who participated in hammering out this m.o.u. i understand a lot of the questions that were posed by my fellow commissioner, and i think it sounds very good. i understand why it is only 15 years, because you can't make an arrangement like this in perpetuity because things are going to change over time, so a 15 year period -- >> it is actually 50. >> a 50 year period not changing is very good. >> you can get out of it and 30 days. [laughter] >> i shudder thinking of the circumstances under which that might be necessary. [laughter]. >> it m