president marshall: commissioner mazzucco. vice president mazzucco: i have one question. every time i see director katz on tv, i am on my way down to see the dogs in the shelter, and i get stopped by my wife. how is this process stopped? all kidding aside. how does the process work? we have a heavy agenda tonight, but i think it is important. how does it work? i see a dangerous dog in the park? >> my job is to collect all the police reports from all the district stations, collect them from the hospitals, doctors that treat dog bye bites. they are mandated to take a report. it goes to animal control, and i take all of those. if you are walking in the park and you have an incident, and it is in progress, i urge you to dial 911. there is a handful of animal care and control officers in the city, and their response time. what we are doing with this new general order is giving the officers more direction on what they can and cannot do. when to impount pound, when to admonish, when to site. when does this dog need to be taken away? is it going to present an ongoing danger to th

vice president mazzucco present. commissioner dejesus: present. commissioner chan: present. commissioner hammer: present. commissioner kingsley: present. president marshall: this is the regular meeting of the san francisco police commission, wednesday august 18, 2010. would you please call item 1? >> item 1 is approval of the minutes from the regular meetings of april 28, 2010, and may 5, 2010. president marshall: those minutes are in your packet. if there are no changes, i will take the motion for approval. without objection, so ordered. item two, please. >> item 2 is the consent calendar, under which we have four items. the second quarter status summary report of officer shooting investigations, the second quarter for ron discharge review board findings, the quarterly report by the department and office of citizen complaints regarding policy proposals, and the office of citizen complaints monthly comprehensive statistical port january through july 2010 and january through july 2009. president marshall: some of these are carryovers from our last meeting. most of them are st

vice president mazzucco: i agree. while we are deciding what to put on the jepped, we have an issue. it is law enforcement. it is protecting against homicides. i think that goes right to the top of the stack. i am careful how we agendaize items. the following week, i would like to see this. because it is a very, very important issue. keep in mind, our number one industry is tourism. i would like the public to know how much money it costs on friday and saturday nights for us to deploy officers, the overtime. or about people in other neighborhoods when they find out 2:00 in the officer there are officers in the sunset district out on north broadway and leaving those districts not supervised or serviced. i think we need to get that message out. with regard to the backlog, we don't have a baglog. there was a backlog of 7 officers charged, and now we're down to 31. i think we have to stay on top of it so we don't get a backlog. a lot of it is due to the commissioner's hard work, and i don't want to single anyone out, but c

president marshall: commissioner mazzucco. vice president mazzucco: we spoke last week about the homicide issue. i agree with you that no homicide is a good homicide. reality is that the entertainment commission has control over these venues. we are responsible for the procedures and policies of the police department. in my conversation with with you we talked about how we can get this on our radar screen. in our discussion i said i would like to have some indication from the police department, how much is this nightclub activity a drain on our resources? and commissioner dejesus and i talked about this. that's where we come into play. it is a drain on our resources. the comment you made to me on these weekend nights there are 14 or 15 or 16 of these parties that brings out police activity, and i am told you have to move police facilities into these district stations. the police department and the resources are front and center of this. we -- what are we doing with policing these events. so i called you. i was very concerned

commissioner hammer: i want to second commissioner mazzucco's motion. we could agree to have a short report from the department to speak on the issue, so the public knows the good work that are going to do and that is going to continue. president marshall: so we are not doing three or five. we want to take up six? i think he said we needed to do that? we will call item six. commissioner hammer: it is routine administrative business under which commissioner announcements are the following assignments. in case [unintelligible] similarly, an assignment of charges has been filed in case [unintelligible] for the taking of evidence on a date to be determined by the commissioner. these matters can be assigned to our newest commissioner. president marshall: those are discipline cases. public comment on item 6? seeing non-, we will call for item seven. -- item 11. >> seconded. president marshall: meeting is adjourned. thank you very much. i'm sorry. we should have announced -- >> pending our meeting at 10:55, i will know we will be dark next week on the 11th. wi

vice president mazzucco: present. commissioner dejesus: present. commissioner hammer: present. >> you have a quorum. president marshall: this is the regular meeting of the sentences, police commission, august 4, 2010. before we move the agenda, we must introduce our new commissioners, commissioner carol kingsley. you are the first commissioner to get a hand. i do not know if they knew you. just say a little bit about yourself and what you do in your other life now you have a second life on wednesday night. grab the mic there. cp,,ossopm commissioner kingley: i mediate business disputes as a business lawyer. i am a longtime resident of san francisco. i have been here over 30 years and have raised my son in sentences go. he is going off to college. i love the city and am pleased to be here to serve san francisco and work with the police department, the other police commissioners, and the office of citizen complaints. >> welcome. president marshall: we have a full agenda tonight. we may be here when you are on -- when you are all gone in bed. but migh

vice president mazzucco: i agree we should move forward and i agree with commissioner hammer that should be on next week for a vote. i would like to vote now, but respectful of the rules we should have it on the agenda next week to see if this commission will have a joint hearing with the entertainment commission so we can book in both of issues. >> commissioner marshall and i are just a little confused by that. i think it is something i pushed like two or three meetings, it didn't go anywhere. there were talks. i said let's talk about having one of the board's supervisors put a fee on them for the extra services. i had gone out there, i had seen it. so i'm really -- next week to vote with the entertainment commission. don't we need to reach out with the entertainment commission because they need to reach out with us? commissioner hammer: i will clarify. a very narrow issue to vote on whether or not we would pursue the idea of a joint meeting with the ebt entertainment commission. if we vote in ewe sort of p, some people will reach out to the entertainment commission. i don't want to wai

commissioner hammer: i want to second commissioner mazzucco's motion. we could agree to have a short report from the department to speak on the issue, so the public knows the good work that are going to do and that is going to continue. president marshall: so we are not doing three or five. we want to take up six? i think he said we needed to do that? we will call item six. commissioner hammer: it is routine administrative business under which commissioner announcements are the following assignments. in case

commissioner hammer: i want to second commissioner mazzucco's

commissioner hammer: i want to second commissioner mazzucco's motion. we could agree to have a short report from the department to speak on the issue, so the public knows the good work that are going to do and that is going to continue. president marshall:

vice president mazzucco: present. commissioner dejesus: present. commissioner hammer: present. >> you have a quorum. president marshall: this is the regular meeting of the sentences, police commission, august 4, 2010. before we move the agenda, we must introduce our new commissioners, commissioner carol kingsley. you are the first commissioner to get a hand. i do not know if they knew you. just say a little bit about yourself and what you do in your other life now you have a second life on wednesday night. grab the mic

i'm going to propose commissioner mazzucco had an idea, commissioner chan had an idea, commissioner kingsley had an idea how to modify our rules a little bit to keep some attention on these hearings. is that the only one not assigned a date? >> that, and we have a hearing officer -- we haven't fixed the date on another case, because the selected hearing officer has been out of town, and we have been trying to communicate with him. but we do have those three with dates and two without dates. >> i would ask, perhaps, maybe the first meeting in september, if the lieutenant could highlight the two hearing officer days so we can keep a group eye on those so they can move along. commissioner hammer: that's all i had, commissioner marshall. president marshall: anything else? all right. the next issue is commission office staffing. commissioner kingsley: i will explain. commissioner dejesus and i talked with the offices and they gave us an additional arm for commissioner reilly who has worked hard on our docket of cases. basically, weigh want you to review these options and vote on which one you pre