packet a memo regarding this, any time there is a gift over $25, it needs the approval of the police commission and this is for the floral arrangements with reference to retired police officers funeral that was paid for by the tactical division, any concerns or questions? do i have a motion? >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> all right, please call item three. >> reports to the commission discussion, chief's report. >> good evening, commissioners, public, i will be brief as i want and i know i see the captain back there and he is itching to get to the podium and make his presentation. and some good news with regard to crime in san francisco, violent crime, and as we approach the mid year is down about 14 percent and the property crime is flat, over all, crime violent crime is down 14 percent and property crime is flat. over all crime is down about 2 percent, and homicides, are remained at a record low. although, too many, we have had nine, this time in 2008, we had had 45. so, we are going in the right direction with regard to the homicides. >> just say that one more time? >> so, everybody

officer of the san francisco police department but were later placed in the description of the police commission that's an vicinity agency separate from the police department we're also a civic body we assist the police department in building trust in matters building trust with the community by being the bridge between the public and the police in matters of police misconduct and police policies. our mission so to insure police accountability by conducting free and timely and unbiased recommendations and on policies and practices macro recommendations. finally in the complainant and the police. here in california law enforcement agencies must have a premiered to investigate complaints from the public by peace officers in san francisco the ocii serves that purpose. the ocii has a staff of diverse civilians who have never been san francisco police but could have been police officers or other law enforcement officials in other agencies. we have 35 employees the majority of our employees are investigators and the balance of our staff economists of lawyers and the port staff. we conduct investigatio

in reunifying the children with the parents and we would also like to thank the san francisco police commission to voting in favor of the department general order and 7.04 which is a protocol, for the police officers on how to arrest the parents when the children are parent. and we also will like to acknowledge the san francisco police department for encouraging and implementing this effort and i will now pass it over to sophi. >> and thank you. >> and so, what we really appreciate the work of the board of supervisors and the police department as well as the police commission, there is still a lot of issues that need to be addressed firstly currently no department or agency collects data on the numbers of the experiences with the children of incarcerated parents and it is difficult to find the support services through the counseling or ad va casey that truly addresses the trauma of seeing a parent incarcerated, because of the difficulties including strict policies the children cannot maintain a consistent relationship with the parents and that is harming the family unit as a whole and when a pa

do as a commission, and before you go into the presentation, i know in this crazy real estate market, i don't know if you have any sellers or purchases identified but this is a historic police station and we need to look at this carefully and it is not something that the commission does on a nightly basis and so having said that, it is yours. >> thank you, mr. president, and members of the commission, chief, director, and john, up dike, director of real estate and good evening, and so, let me give you a little further background, to get you up to speed, and do all of you have memorandum? and so let me just highlight the points of that and roll into the recommendation for your consideration and as you mention it is two years ago that we are here to discussion and two separate meetings and because it was a weighty subject and the fate of the old station and at that time, the commissioner authorized the lease, of the facility. just a few months after that, unfortunately, we had a fire started by some folks adjacent to the building and the fire in the weeds and got up into the roof line of the building, caused some p considerable damage to the building, and after that, ironical

commission up to three minutes. during public comment neither the police norway commissioners are required to respond to questions by the public but may provide comments they should not enter into personal discussions members of the public may address the commission up to 3 minutes. time for general public comment. good evening >> good afternoon. i'm mary i was born and raised in san francisco. worked for the city for 24 years. i'm here at the suggestion of mr. brown. she and i have been to the healing cycle together my child were murder in san francisco november 17, 2007. at that time, there were two investigators ton on the case that retired i've made numerous calls to call the homicide division for an update i've called recently a couple of weeks ago the people that retire were replaced by allocate person those two folks i don't have their names told me i would get an update and seven years i have not gotten it. it is unacceptable i think the least that is investigators can do is call a grieving mother to give an update. i have worked for the city for a long time they've eemgd will with a lot of cases but a phone

and i looked at him and i said, isn't there a police commission meeting tonight? and so he goes and there is a thing that has all of the events that are going on in city hall posted. you were posted for 5:30, what is a girl to do, show my super powers and walk through walls that is absurd, the door needs to remain unlocked at least until 5:30, if not, at least until a quarter of 6:00, what you don't want the public to be able to come to the police commission meetings? we are not even talking about neighborhood meetings being relocated here. but like i said, what is a girl supposed to do? walk through walls? i am wonderful but i am not going to show you everything that i can do like walk through a wall, i am done. >> thank you. >> next speaker? >> good evening. >> good evening. >> greg maratana from the japan town neighborhood. the captain reported about the little and the wonderful stickers that mo magic made and we put on just the parking meters because that is the only place that they could go and they went up the first part of march and i just want to report to

the executive director of the boys club with the radio program a member of the san francisco police commissionme to the san francisco housing authority congratulation ceremony. we shall here to distribute the graduates of the san francisco unified school district who live in public housing. we we kickoff this on sunday night when the mayor and i hosted 3 of the young people on the streets radio program it was great and continuing it today with the celebration here at the city hall honoring the young people and their families. so we're a little bit late looifrmg i'm going to move the program on let me get right to it and bring you the mayor of city and county of san francisco mayor edwin lee >> (clapping) >> thank you, joe. commissioner marshall or as i call the head of street soldiers in san francisco welcome everyone. at city hall i wanted to make sure you felt city hall's appreciation for the efforts that those students have accomplished. you know, i know it's not easy growing up in our public housing developments. i know that from perm experience but i also know this in running the city for

disabilities in applying to be on the planning commission, or the building inspection commission or the police commission or the elections commission. and some years ago the school board had a chance to appoint a knowledgeable person of a disability to elections in its stead went with somebody politically connected. i am bringing this up, it is not just appointments because those are not employment, but it would help make a culture change in those departments. even within your own staff, how often do supervisors employ people with disabilities? you often employ people in other con stit entcies that have been historically discriminated against, women, people of color, people from the lgbtq communities but how many of us get employed? because it is a stepping stone to office, they all became supervisors and the mayor chief of staff was a aid and the transportation was a aid, and the point is, we are not given the opportunities to make it visible to the broader public by lack that have employment. >> thank you. >> and the next speaker, and if there is anyone else that i have not called and you would like to

goldberg short biography he was born in san francisco and his dad was a commissioner on the police commission and rubbing be passed away but was born in san francisco in 1883 i know some of you are involved in the historic architecture and the same gentleman joseph who sdund the building was the architect on this be building so again, it's a san francisco treasure. i will stop and say that in our neighborhood you've all driven through it in hate valencia as the guess so are being bought and sold generally within one or two more owners their torn down and made into condos there's been a book written about the art of rubbing goldberg by my husband his daughter an a a letter and his daughter is going to do a book signing and the photos of the original plans are in here as well as the stamp from the building that was permitted in 1811 >> is there any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. and commissioners that places you in department matter number one matters. >> good afternoon tim frye with the department it includes information about the preservation element on your calendar t

whs put forward the idea for a police commission.rning: (mark does weather) (mark does weather) >> what is the idea behind that? >> make it very clear. i am the chairperson of the public safety committee and i'm elected to represent the citizens and there was a good number of organizations and individuals that brought the request to my attention to put on the agenda and their ultimate goal is to take it to the voters in november. in oakland and san jose and other cities. >> the resistance. >> well, you know, it's coming really from the insiders. and from some of our leadership in the police department. but for me as the vehicle or the organization which is a citizens police review board or the community policing advising committee, they're not being effective. they have the ability to provide policy direction, so for me, i'm looking for the best practicings, the best model that perhaps oakland can establish as well as some of the ideas where the current system, so the citizens can have a fair representation when it comes to governmen

. >> one thing have you seen the police commission. >> none of us can find them. >> but you've seen them yours. >> their congresswoman common sense. >> why not have a seat we'll ask officer chan to come up. >> i don't think. >> their fine. >> pass them around. >> good evening, commissioners officer chan representing the captain. so i'll wait until all the commissioners have a chance to >> you can read them out loud. >> talk we have slow readers here. >> careful readers. >> i've discussions the proposed or recommended conditions with the gentleman which he agreed to. there are 7 we have and number one the first one will be no extended hours. the second will be no third party promoters unless registered by the entertainment commission and number thee so actually, i'm going to strike number 3 it pertains to alcohol >> so you want to strikes 3. >> yeah. so moving on to number 3 or 4 valid security guard graduate cards and number 5 e-mail the event calendar. and number 6 exterior security cameras to be installed and number 7 no event associated with party buses or party bus promotions >> go a

ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the last wednesday of the month san francisco police commission meeting we don't have a quorum so this is not an

you shall address the commissioner as a whole and not individually under the police commissions of order to the police or the on the other hand, salesmen they may or may not respond to the questions. and please residential from entering into discussions and can you limit our comments to 3 minutes >> peter go ahead. >> vice president marshall and commissioners and chief suhr and captain silverman and the rest of the police department. i unfortunately 2 1/2 months ago after 2 and a half years of looking closes on a house in the richmond district i'm delighted to see the rointdz here. i first want to 88 thank you for having this meeting i really appreciate it, it's delight full to subcontractor with the folks serving this community. i just want to say first of all, thank you, again it was great to see all the great important statistics on violent crime being down thank you my family appreciates that and as a new homeowner here in the neighborhood we have a lot of friends who are also young families and a lot of them them frankly are thinking of moving out the city we've urged them not to an

chief didn't come here to opine who is on the police commission and the mta doesn't come with their staff to opine who's on the commission you have a right to our opinion but in terms of what is appropriate that's not appropriate. i want to be clear about that. because i think that the whole point of the process is that it's an equal process so people that may not have the opportunity to get to know staff have the same chance to make their case. that's the whole point of coming to the board before the rules committee. the second thing i'll say i do recognize there show cause some preference given to san francisco residents to some stent but i also want to highlight we're dealing with an affordability crisis in san francisco. and that there are many people and teachers i'd like to say at the top of the list that would love to live in san francisco and who spend all their professional lives in san francisco. but simply can't afford to live in san francisco. i don't think that we should make that a barrier to people who want to continue to serve the

on behalf of the commission, i would like to thank the police commission for passing dgo 7.04 which establishes protocols for making an arrest for youth and children. i would like to thank supervisors for their support involving the hearing. we hope you get involved furred. -- further. we also hope the board of supervisors take measures on the data distribution and life outcomes of youth with incarcerated parents as well as promoting family and unity and sustained relationships between youth and their incarcerated parents by encouraging enhanced protocols for consideration of a family in sentencing positive, visiting policies in county jails and providing funding house ing and support services and visiting standards for incarcerated parents. feel free to ask questions during our presentation or you can save it until the end. i will now pass it on to commissioner for youth. >> hello board of supervisors. i'm with the health and wellness community on priority no. 4 the district disability awareness efforts. currently as of 2010 there are 6096 students with disabilities which is the total populati

have a quorum and with us are the police chief chief greg suhr >> welcome to the june 11, 2014, police commission without further ado,. >> think public comment of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the

the executive director of the boys club with the radio program a member of the san francisco police commission welcome to the san francisco housing authority congratulation ceremony. we shall here to distribute the graduates of the san francisco unified school district who live in public housing. we we kickoff this

we really wanted the presentation as a representative from the police commission to reflect that it is a working group and the issues are being worked on and that the power of sitting around a table and talking about these issues with the experts on both sides and identifying what works, is absolutely consistent with the san francisco values and so it is so important for all of you to be here and so i want to thank you and invite denny ing up to share his story and i want to start off by saying, i met vinny and learned of the tragic loss of his sister, while i was a san francisco police commissioner and i was so struck by his commitment to identifying anything that he could do and use in himself and in his network to make something good out of an unspeakable tragedy. i invite all of you to consider what he has to say in the spirit of why we do this work and what the stakes are, and no matter how well, we are doing, that there is always more to learn. so, vinny. >> thank you. >> so, my name is vinny and i am 12-year resident of san francisco. i have the great honor of telling you two st