. >> thank you vice president commissioner vice president cleaveland and commissioner nakajo. >> madam president and chief thank you for your report and information i don't have too much specifically to add vice president commissioner vice president cleaveland has commented it was condemned in a nut shell covers the concepts and concerns meaning the amount of task and the amount of integration of data and the coordination of data between the housing department and who will do that basically and that's pretty much where i was focused on my question was what is the timeline on the legislation and the projected i think i heard that that is projected for the beginning of year? as those 9 unit the beginning of the year in 2017 the following year would be 3 to 8 units they'll alternate on odd and even years the first wave this january and the second next january. >> okay. this specific legislation we're talking about smoke alarms per say; correct? auto we're well, two things we're talking about fire alarms, maintenance thereof and talking smoke alarms the reporting of the fire alarm maintena

i see that my fellow commissioners and the chief would like to weigh in again so commissioner nakajo.madam president i appreciate the opportunity for us to have this discussion and this dialogue the memo that we got earlier referred to this legislation by supervisor campos talks about what your opinion will be for the fire department after much discussion with the fire commission so i think you got a jest of it and the beginning of this really identified a lot of issues i think bottom line we don't have enough revenue for what is proposed i appreciate this discussion but it focuses me on the legislation the intent of this legislation the delineation for smoke are alarms smoke alarms in our how's your the individual that puts it up if there's a fire that goes off you're out of that there and fire alarm systems is buildings maintenance owned by the owner and depending on the size of the building and the tenants i'm assuming that supervisor campos initiated this because of the issue of the concern of fire alarms in the mission this legislation effects all san francisco not just the missi

commissioner nakajo. >> madam president. i request the airport give update and presentation and for organizational sense we should try to focus on a date so it is clearer and chief hayes-white i'll refer that. the june 8 and june 22 and like to know what day may be a date to calendar it specifically in this discussion is do we want to calendar for the next meeting june 8 or would we like to move it to june 22? >> is there a preference on your part? >> since i called for this a couple months i think the chief will be ready to go, are they? >> absolutely. >> okay. either will work. i will not be present at the june 22 meeting, fyi. >> so again if the calendar june 8 isn't too crowded i know you requested discussion on the rescue captain. >> that is essential that it done when the chief of the department is present. >> i understand that and support that discussion i just need clarification on our authority and ability to put a motion on that. just needed clarification. we don't have the city attorney at this point. i know we ha

i see that my fellow commissioners and the chief would like to weigh in again so commissioner nakajo. >> thank you madam president i appreciate the opportunity for us to have this discussion and this dialogue the memo that we got earlier referred to this legislation by supervisor campos talks about what your opinion will be for the fire department after much discussion with the fire commission so i think you got a jest of it and the beginning of this really identified a lot of issues i think bottom line we don't have enough revenue for what is proposed i appreciate this discussion but it focuses me on the legislation the intent of this legislation the delineation for smoke are alarms smoke alarms in our how's your the individual that puts it up if there's a fire that goes off you're out of that there and fire alarm systems is buildings maintenance owned by the owner and depending on the size of the building and the tenants i'm assuming that supervisor campos initiated this because of the issue of the concern of fire alarms in the mission this legislation effects all san francisco not

partnership with the city. >> thank you so much for your services well >> thank you commissioner nakajo commissioner hardeman. >> thank you, madam chair naturally i appreciate san francisco appreciates the action for the duty you're not assigned to we were there in a pinch using your education and abilities to assist sounds like if without your actions the person would not to have survived so thank you very much congratulations and i agree with you entirely with our statement about you don't know much about the fire department until you get involved and as a commissioner we learn the same thing the duties and how people go about their business each day is remarkable and lucky to have this great fire department in san francisco and back up from services like mta thank you very much. >> thank you commissioner hardeman commissioner vices

nakajo, here. hardeman, here. joan hayes-white is excused.mark gun zaul ez is serving in her absent. item 3, members may kraez the commission up to 3 minutes ochb any matter within the jurisdiction and does not appear on the ajendsa. speakers shat address the remark tooz the commissions as a whole. commissioners are not to enter into debate or discussion with a speaker, lack of respaurns or personnel doesn't constitute agreement with or support statements made during public comment. >> thank you madam secretary. i want to before we call the next item, i want to make sure i thank the mission neighborhoods centers under the excellent direction of sam ruiz for listing us here this afternoon. can you please go over item 4? >> public comment. >> thank you. is there any public comment? on something that isn't on this evenings agenda? okay, thank you captain. >> commissioners, chief, mike [inaudible] president of the san francisco ems officers association. i think it is praept we are meeting in the southern part of the city where can bring to the pu

nakajo, here. hardeman, here. joan hayes-white is excused. mark gun zaul ez is serving in her absent. item 3, members may kraez the commission up to 3 minutes ochb any matter within the jurisdiction and does not appear on the ajendsa. speakers shat address the remark tooz the commissions as a whole. commissioners are not to enter into debate or discussion with a speaker, lack of respaurns or personnel doesn't constitute agreement with or support statements made during public comment. >> thank you madam secretary. i want to before we call the next item, i want to make sure i thank the mission neighborhoods centers under the excellent direction of sam ruiz for listing us here this afternoon. can you please go over item 4? >> public comment. >> thank you. is there any public comment? on something that isn't on this evenings agenda? okay, thank you captain. >> commissioners, chief, mike [inaudible] president of the san francisco ems officers association. i think it is praept we are meeting in the southern part of the city where can bring to the p

. >> thank you commissioner hardeman and commissioner nakajo. >> thank you very much madam president a few more questions deputy chief williams did you say the congratulation for the one and 19 is 2 o'clock and reardon. >> yes. 2:00 p.m. at reardon high school. >> is that the service date. >> yes. it is. >> the other question i had as we focus on class in november the two classes in 2017 was the discussion of a more additions of personnel is our overall numbers of personnel within the department seems like it is slowing growing it it accurate or still with retention pretty much around saying 15 hundred men and women as well workforce. >> i'll say we were a couple of hundred they're coming in and not retiring we're 17 total. >> mr. corso please. come to the please approach the podium. >> introduce yourself please. thank you, mark corso to answer your question slowing but surely adding ambulances and personnel has increased that's great only the suppression side with the hiring the public safety hiring plan and in addition the federal grant we received in the current year looking at gr