decline thanks to really an emergence of our public safety officials, including our own paul miyamoto , who has really been at the forefront of working with chief bill scott and working with district attorney brooke jenkins to make sure that accountability is at the forefront of the work that we do because san francisco as a compassionate and second chance city, we believe in reforms. we believe in second chances, and we believe in the importance of the work, too. to deal with the challenges that exist, but we also truly believe that when those lines are crossed, people need to be held accountable, and that is also a part of a safe community. i also want to take the opportunity to really recognize that amazing organizations who really stepped up the, um uh c y c with their various ambassador programs and also self help for the elderly with the work that they've done for the senior escort program, and so many people in volunteers really came together in our city, and it has been a really beautiful thing. i was just out in chinatown last week. uh really celebrating community coming toge

decline thanks to really an emergence of our public safety officials, including our own paul miyamoto , who has really been at the forefront of working with chief bill scott and working with district attorney brooke jenkins to make sure that accountability is at the forefront of the work that we do because san francisco as a compassionate and second chance city, we believe in reforms. we believe in second chances, and we believe in the importance of the work, too. to deal with the challenges that exist, but we also truly believe that when those lines are crossed, people need to be held accountable, and that is also a part of a safe community. i also want to take the opportunity to really recognize that amazing organizations who really stepped up the, um uh c y c with their various ambassador programs and also self help for the elderly with the work that they've done for the senior escort program, and so many people in volunteers really came together in our city, and it has been a really beautiful thing. i was just out in chinatown last week. uh really celebrating community coming toge

third and final presentation of the apa heritage awards, please welcome san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto. sheriff miyamoto has dedicated his career to public safety. he's the first asian american sheriff in san francisco and currently one of only two asian american elective sheriffs in the country. please welcome, sheriff miyamoto. thank you. and thank you, everyone. this has been an amazing evening so far, and it's only going to keep getting better as we move along. i do want to say, uh when i was asked to introduce the next group, the next award recipient. uh it's extremely special to me because the japanese cultural community center. is a part of my personal community here in san francisco . i live five minutes away from japan town and being of japanese , american and chinese american descent. i've had the opportunity to bridge cultures to experience many things. but the proximity and the closeness and the support that the japanese american community gives my mother now. and in her golden years, um as much appreciated so. i am very happy and honored to be here to present this award in

third and final presentation of the apa heritage awards, please welcome san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto. sheriff miyamoto has dedicated his career to public safety. he's the first asian american sheriff in san francisco and currently one of only two asian american elective sheriffs in the country. please welcome, sheriff miyamoto. thank you. and thank you, everyone. this has been an amazing evening so far, and it's only going to keep getting better as we move along. i do want to say, uh when i was asked to introduce the next group, the next award recipient. uh it's extremely special to me because the japanese cultural community center. is a part of my personal community here in san francisco . i live five minutes away from japan town and being of japanese , american and chinese american descent. i've had the opportunity to bridge cultures to experience many things. but the proximity and the closeness and the support that the japanese american community gives my mother now. and in her golden years, um as much appreciated so. i am very happy and honored to be here to present this award in

decline thanks to really an emergence of our public safety officials, including our own paul miyamoto , who has really been at the forefront of working with chief bill scott and working with district attorney brooke jenkins to make sure that accountability is at the forefront of the work that we do because san francisco as a compassionate and second chance city, we believe in reforms. we believe in second chances, and we believe in the importance of the work, too. to deal with the challenges that exist, but we also truly believe that when those lines are crossed, people need to be held accountable, and that is also a part of a safe community. i also want to take the opportunity to really recognize that amazing organizations who really stepped up the, um uh c y c with their various ambassador programs and also self help for the elderly with the work that they've done for the senior escort program, and so many people in volunteers really came together in our city, and it has been a really beautiful thing. i was just out in chinatown last week. uh really celebrating community coming toge

paul miyamoto is reformed minded (indiscernible) it might help our policing issue because they might be able to share possibility. we have more flexibility if our sheriff department is robust along with our police department. >> thank you supervisor. any other comments before we go to public comment? mr. clerk, may we go to public comment? >> thank you madam chair. anyone in board chamber room who wishes to comment on item 5? it appears we have none. remotely if you wish to comment on item 5, dial star 3 now and that will add you to the queue. we have two callers listening and of them there is one who wishes to speak. i'll start your time. please begin. >> great. david pillpel again. i said inthe sentiment and support it. i understand that we are short in sworn officers both at police and sheriff department. i would just be careful about using the word automatically both in the title and in the text of the legislation. i believe it's in the final resolved--no, the first resolve page line 5. i think having automatic triggers can be difficult and put us in touch situations with regard

decline thanks to really an emergence of our public safety officials, including our own paul miyamoto , who has really been at the forefront of working with chief bill scott and working with district attorney brooke jenkins to make sure that accountability is at the forefront of the work that we do because san francisco as a compassionate and second chance city, we believe in reforms. we believe in second chances, and we believe in the importance of the work, too. to deal with the challenges that exist, but we also truly believe that when those lines are crossed, people need to be held accountable, and that is also a part of a safe community. i also want to take the opportunity to really recognize that amazing organizations who really stepped up the, um uh c y c with their various ambassador programs and also self help for the elderly with the work that they've done for the senior escort program, and so many people in volunteers really came together in our city, and it has been a really beautiful thing. i was just out in chinatown last week. uh really celebrating community coming toge

decline thanks to really an emergence of our public safety officials, including our own paul miyamoto , who has really been at the forefront of working with chief bill scott and working with district attorney brooke jenkins to make sure that accountability is at the forefront of the work that we do because san francisco as a compassionate and second chance city, we believe in reforms. we believe in second chances, and we believe in the importance of the work, too. to deal with the challenges that exist, but we also truly believe that when those lines are crossed, people need to be held accountable, and that is also a part of a safe community. i also want to take the opportunity to really recognize that amazing organizations who really stepped up the, um uh c y c with their various ambassador programs and also self help for the elderly with the work that they've done for the senior escort program, and so many people in volunteers really came together in our city, and it has been a really beautiful thing. i was just out in chinatown last week. uh really celebrating community coming toge

decline thanks to really an emergence of our public safety officials, including our own paul miyamoto , who has really been at the forefront of working with chief bill scott and working with district attorney brooke jenkins to make sure that accountability is at the forefront of the work that we do because san francisco as a compassionate and second chance city, we believe in reforms. we believe in second chances, and we believe in the importance of the work, too. to deal with the challenges that exist, but we also truly believe that when those lines are crossed, people need to be held accountable, and that is also a part of a safe community. i also want to take the opportunity to really recognize that amazing organizations who really stepped up the, um uh c y c with their various ambassador programs and also self help for the elderly with the work that they've done for the senior escort program, and so many people in volunteers really came together in our city, and it has been a really beautiful thing. i was just out in chinatown last week. uh really celebrating community coming toge

third and final presentation of the apa heritage awards, please welcome san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto. sheriff miyamoto has dedicated his career to public safety. he's the first asian american sheriff in san francisco and currently one of only two asian american elective sheriffs in the country. please welcome, sheriff miyamoto. thank you. and thank you, everyone. this has been an amazing evening so far, and it's only going to keep getting better as we move along. i do want to say, uh when i was asked to introduce the next group, the next award recipient. uh it's extremely special to me because the japanese cultural community center. is a part of my personal community here in san francisco . i live five minutes away from japan town and being of japanese , american and chinese american descent. i've had the opportunity to bridge cultures to experience many things. but the proximity and the closeness and the support that the japanese american community gives my mother now. and in her golden years, um as much appreciated so. i am very happy and honored to be here to present this award in

decline thanks to really an emergence of our public safety officials, including our own paul miyamoto , who has really been at the forefront of working with chief bill scott and working with district attorney brooke jenkins to make sure that accountability is at the forefront of the work that we do because san francisco as a compassionate and second chance city, we believe in reforms. we believe in second chances, and we believe in the importance of the work, too. to deal with the challenges that exist, but we also truly believe that when those lines are crossed, people need to be held accountable, and that is also a part of a safe community. i also want to take the opportunity to really recognize that amazing organizations who really stepped up the, um uh c y c with their various ambassador programs and also self help for the elderly with the work that they've done for the senior escort program, and so many people in volunteers really came together in our city, and it has been a really beautiful thing. i was just out in chinatown last week. uh really celebrating community coming toge