on monday, a new record was set in the consumption management department of the public utilities departmenthis day , it was equal to 1220 megawatts, the highest number in the sector. management of consumption was recorded, which is equivalent to about one and a half times of consumption. it is similar to semnan province. in this part , east azarbaijan province, qom province , kohkire bahir ahmad province, khorasan razavi province , south khorasan province, khuzestan and kerman are the most affected. it is appropriate to thank all the dear officials for their efforts in this area. i wish the respected managers and also the respected energy officials of the departments to take the issue of consumption management very seriously. in the previous news, dear viewers were informed that smart meters are currently monitoring consumption management automatically, and departments that are unable to do so will limit it, so it is necessary to ensure that the smallest disruption in service delivery to dear people, don't create respectable managers regarding the discussion of management and complying with

fortunately, essential services like 911 public utilities and the department of pork control were not affected. let's turn things over to jessica aguirre. he joins us now with our 6:00 news. hi, jess. right. coming up now at 6:00. more than four decades worth of costumes and show equipment destroyed in a fire in the east bay tonight. a theater company that lost it all says the show is not over. we spoke to them ahead of a big show that's happening just days from now. also, a story that we're following closely. the san francisco da deciding not to press charges after a walgreens security guard shot and killed a suspected shoplifter. now, the state's review of how the case was handled is complete. we have the details. and from vacant to vibrant, the new wave of pop ups rolling out at empty businesses across san francisco. the news at six starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this monday. i'm raj mathai and i'm jessica aguirre. the show must go on. you've heard that line before, but it's reality tonight for the cast and crew of a contra costa county theater compa

departments. the list includes, mta, the port, public utility commission, the library, department of emergency management, department of homelessness and supportive housing, recreation and parks, department of public health, and also the fellows talked with the office of supervisor melgar. there was a great deal of interest. they also met with the community alliance of disability advocates and they conducted a survey of the public and received 82 responses, including 45 people who are electric wheelchair or mobility device users. and what they found from their research is, people were interested in both indoor and outdoor proposed locations. there is support for the initiative widespread throughout the city, and more community outreach would be useful for making sure that all the possible locations are in alignment with the goals of particular projects. the key take-away from the fellows research are that, because of their interest from several different city departments, it would really be ideal to have a lead agency to resolve challenges regarding ownership over instillation and maintenance, and to tur

they have been supporting this including the san francisco public utilities commission and mayor's office of workforce department. >> working with the joint venture partners we got resources for the space, that the businesses were able to thrive because of all of the opportunities on the way to this community. >> bayview has changed. it is growing. a lot of things is different from when i was a kid. you have the t train. you have a lot of new business. i am looking forward to being a business owner in my neighborhood. >> i love my city. you know, i went to city college and fourth and mission in san francisco under the chefs ria, marlene and betsy. they are proud of me. i don't want to leave them out of the journey. everyone works hard. they are very supportive and passionate about what they do, and they all have one goal in mind for the bayview to survive. >> all right. it is time to eat, people. welc did you know that many buildings in san francisco are not bolted to the foundation on today's episode we'll learn how the option to bolt our foundation in an earthquake. >> hi, everybody welcome to another episode

they have been supporting this including the san francisco public utilities commission and mayor's office of workforce department. >> working with the joint venture partners we got resources for the space, that the businesses were able to thrive because of all of the opportunities on the way to this community. >> bayview has changed. it is growing. a lot of things is different from when i was a kid. you have the t train. you have a lot of new business. i am looking forward to being a business owner in my neighborhood. >> i love my city. you know, i went to city college and fourth and mission in san francisco under the chefs ria, marlene and betsy. they are proud of me. i don't want to leave them out of the journey. everyone works hard. they are very supportive and passionate about what they do, and they all have one goal in mind for the bayview to survive. >> all right. it is time to eat, people. >> san francisco is a positive impact on my chinese business. >> i'm the founder of joe-joe. i'm a san francisco based chinese artist. i grew up in the bayview district. i am from china i started at an early age i start

they have been supporting this including the san francisco public utilities commission and mayor's office of workforce department. >> working with the joint venture partners we got resources for the space, that the businesses were able to thrive because of all of the opportunities on the way to this community. >> bayview has changed. it is growing. a lot of things is different from when i was a kid. you have the t train. you have a lot of new business. i am looking forward to being a business owner in my neighborhood. >> i love my city. you know, i went to city college and fourth and mission in san francisco under the chefs ria, marlene and betsy. they are proud of me. i don't want to leave them out of the journey. everyone works hard. they are very supportive and passionate about what they do, and they all have one goal in mind for the bayview to survive. >> all right. it is time to eat, people. i'm chanel joyce i'm a le. firefighter for the san francisco fire department. i currently am the station 4. in the mission bay districtism lived in san francisco in noe valley. grew up with my mom and i went to high sch

not just in the public utilities commission, but in department, but other areas. it is just very interesting and my take away there are folks in the itcity working on the retention in the diversity context and we are saying this is what is important to folks. it is what can we do make sure my job is better in itself and the fact you honed in on retention and mentorship and promotion and whatever else is very interesting to hear and that is my take away in your report in particular for that so thank you for that. >> thank you. >> commissioner stacy. >> thank you for a very clear and focused report. i don't have any questions. your presentation was really clear and i really appreciate the information. i just want to acknowledge the resources and focus the department and you have brought to diversity equity inclusion. it is a long complicated process to think about, especially retention and promotion and mentoring within the department. helping people learn the ethic of diversity equity inclusion, but also learning the ethic of meantering:especially when we are short

they have been supporting this including the san francisco public utilities commission and mayor's office of workforce departmentgot resources for the space, that the businesses were able to thrive because of all of the opportunities on the way to this community. >> bayview has changed. it is growing. a lot of things is different from when i was a kid. you have the t train. you have a lot of new business. i am looking forward to being a business owner in my neighborhood. >> i love my city. you know, i went to city college and fourth and mission in san francisco under the chefs ria, marlene and betsy. they are proud of me. i don't want to leave them out of the journey. everyone works hard. they are very supportive and passionate about what they do, and they all have one goal in mind for the bayview to survive. >> all right. it is time to eat, people. >> i'll call the meeting. it is fire commission regular meeting, may 22, 2024, and the time is 5 o'clock. this meeting is being held in person. members of the public may attend the meeting to observe and provide public comment at the physical location or calling 415-

given locality, but this means the relevant department of the ministry of emergency situations in terms of demining, and the ministry of housing and public utilities of clearing the rubble, again to carry out an assessment, unfortunately, the enemy is still very serious. also, according to your words, the coke plant in ovdeevka is planned to be restored, it is also a city-forming enterprise, it is clear that first we need to move the front line to a safe distance, is there any understanding? how to restore it, how much investment will be required for this and where to get it, and of course, how the issue of ownership will be resolved. alexander, i would like to be a little more specific here, we would really like the ovdeevsk plant to be restored, but completely already, and experts will be able to assess the possibility of restoring this plant, when electricity is supplied, when it will be possible to carry out all... the necessary work for experts, and based on this, we will then understand that this is a city-forming the enterprise will be restored, how much money will be required, well, i’ll tell you right away, expert assessments are not even

charging installation companies, coordination with other city agencies like department of building inspection, the public utilities commission, developing our intake forms, and a public facing website, and ensuring a relatively streamlined process and processing any border commission legislation that may be needed. so we anticipate rolling out this project, this pilot program, to the public this summer. all right. the urban forestry council, also close to my heart, public works bureau of urban forestry reports its tree maintenance and planting data to sf environment's urban forestry council during its annual survey. the annual urban forest report, now in its 20th year, serves as analysis of survey data from public, private and nonprofit agencies that grow and maintain the urban forest within the city and county of san francisco. the bureau of urban forestry has assigned a manager to serve on the council since its inception. nicholas crawford, acting superintendent, currently sits on the council. in the past, i've had a seat as has urban forester chris buck. buff pays a portion of the salary of the council's urban

departments arrived from moscow, led by... gomel lay in ruins. from the memoirs of nadezhda grekova. cold horror covered what he saw; the buildings of all industrial and public utilityoyed and burned. the health care network, trade, all schools were completely destroyed, all historical monuments were looted and destroyed. housing stock, there was no water supply in the city, the streets of the city were deserted and lifeless, everywhere there were signs with the inscriptions mined, mines, dangerous, rubble and ruins all around. at the site of the destroyed water utility building , several workers were once again laying out heavily damaged or burnt pieces of equipment, they were collected throughout the city, pulled out from under the rubble, they tried to make some fragments by hand, but all attempts to lay them out in a certain sequence ended with one and the same. at first they dismantled the scheme, argued, when everyone tried to prove that they were right, then they tried again to assemble either a pump or a steam boiler, but everyone understood that they needed to hurry, the lack of water supply threatened an epidemic. at the beginning of january 1944, gomel ra

they have been supporting this including the san francisco public utilities commission and mayor's office of workforce department. >> working with the joint venture partners we got resources for the space that the businesses were able to thrive because of all of the opportunities on the way to this community. >> bayview has changed. it is growing. a lot of things is different from when i was a kid. you have the t train. you have a lot of new business. i am looking forward to being a business owner in my neighborhood. >> i love my city. you know, i went to city college and fourth and mission in san francisco under the chefs ria marlene and betsy. they are proud of me. i don't want to leave them out of the journey. everyone works hard. they are very supportive and passionate about what they do, and they all have one goal in mind for the bayview to survive. >> all right. it is time to eat people. they are ready or not. good morning and welcome to the june 17th 2024 rules committee meeting. i'm hilary ronan, chair of the committee. i'm joined by vice chair supervisor shaman walton and supervisor ahsha safaÍ, the cle

department of the environment. law. library. municipal transportation agency. port public library, san francisco public utilitiescommission, the residential rent stabilization and arbitration board, and retirement system for fiscal years 2024 to 2025 and 2025 to 2026. item number four is the proposed budget and appropriation ordinance appropriating all estimated receipts and all estimated expenditures as of may 1st, 2024, and item number five is the proposed annual salary ordinance enumerating positions hindi proposed budget and appropriation ordinance. madam chair, thank you. and so the format it's going to go for these items specifically is that we will go through the bla for to talk about the recommendations and then we'll go to the department whether you accept the recommendation or not. and then we'll just keep on going to the next city department. so with that we'll have mr. launcher. sorry, madam chair, which department are we starting? sorry airport. okay. our recommendations for the airport are summarized on page four of our budget report, our recommended reductions to the proposed budget. total $7,768,

departments to rely on cooperative purchasing when entering into public works contracts. up to 5 million. first slide. so what is cooperative purchasing? it's a process that allows city departments nationwide to utilizecompetitively bid contract to tap into discounted vendor rates for goods and services. this contracting method provides efficiency by combining multiple jurisdictions into a single contract to enhance our purchasing power, negotiate better prices, save time, and ultimately provide cost savings when constructing or renovating park facilities. this would add just one more project delivery method available to our city. next slide. over 86,000 government agencies participate in public in cooperative purchasing nationwide, and here are just a few california government agencies currently using cooperative purchasing. existing law allows departments to work together with other cities to get group discounts when purchasing goods, such as vehicles or equipment. today, this proposed legislation would extend that capability to include construction. some of the cooperative purchasing contracts available to city departments are omnia sourcewell pavilion and cmas. small, relatively simple projects l

department. if the senate does close the closest options are at santa clara valley medical center and stanford hospital. >> stay in san jose. the california public utilities commission is considering proposed rate hikes for water customers. the water company wants to raise rates every year for the next 3 years. they say that this extra money, it's going to go to improve the water system, including replacing 24 miles of waterways annually. and no word on when the cpsc is going issue a final decision on the rate hike. the commission held a hearing this afternoon giving the public a chance to weigh in on that hike. if you missed out on that. well, there's another virtual hearing tonight at 06:00pm. >> all right. time for a look at the forecast and a boy. it's still hazy out there. it's also a cooler. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. joining us now to talk about the conditions out there. yeah, temperatures kind of bottoming out around the bay area today. we've had a healthy sea breeze out there and you see some of that. >> moisture in the atmosphere rolling on through creating a lot of that haze outside 2 and as we head through time, i think we're going t

francisco municipal transportation agency and san francisco environment department in their work with public works, san francisco public utilities commission, san francisco county transportation authority, climate and transportation advocates, equity groups, and other relevant agencies and stakeholders to expediently implement the curbside electric vehicle charging feasibility study and requesting a report containing recommendations and cost estimates for a curbside electric vehicle charging pilot program before the end of 2024, thank you, mr. clerk. we are now joined by supervisor from district eight, rafael mandelman, the sponsor of this legislation. welcome the floor is yours. thank you. chair melgar and colleagues, sometimes we introduce resolutions because we are frustrated with the city bureaucracy and want to demand that they do something they are not otherwise inclined to do. sometimes we introduce resolutions to support and thank , folks in the bureaucracy who are trying to do something that we value and think is important. and this is in that latter category, it, the intention behind it is to highlight and support work

department of the environment. law. library. municipal transportation agency. port public library, san francisco public utilitiescommission, the residential rent stabilization and arbitration board, and retirement system for fiscal years 2024 to 2025 and 2025 to 2026. item number four is the proposed budget and appropriation ordinance appropriating all estimated receipts and all estimated expenditures as of may 1st, 2024, and item number five is the proposed annual salary ordinance enumerating positions hindi proposed budget and appropriation ordinance. madam chair, thank you. and so the format it's going to go for these items specifically is that we will go through the bla for to talk about the recommendations and then we'll go to the department whether you accept the recommendation or not. and then we'll just keep on going to the next city department. so with that we'll have mr. launcher. sorry, madam chair, which department are we starting? sorry airport. okay. our recommendations for the airport are summarized on page four of our budget report, our recommended reductions to the proposed budget. total $7,768,

and so our friends at the public utilities commission will be doing the most disruptive work in partnership with the departmentf public works to repair this critical infrastructure. for that is way past the end of its useful life. the mta component includes a lot of safety upgrades. it includes a transit only lane from fourth to 10th to serve the eight and the 27, and the 12 includes new, parking meters, a two way protected bikeway from 12th to 11th with raised crosswalks at various alleys. and finally, thanks to the success of our quick build project, being able to attract outside grant funding, we've been able to demonstrate that our quick build, cheap projects help pave the way literally for outside funding in order to do the project right with concrete buffers, with landscape upgraded traffic signals that will allow us to improve the bike signals, new lighting and a whole lot of other improvements, again, because the bulk of the work is dealing with the underground utilities, the project will take quite some time, about two years with our part, the work coming last. and like our other projects, it will mov

the san francisco environment department, in their work with public works, the san francisco public utilities commission, the san francisco county transportation authority, climate and transportation advocates equity groups and other relevant agencies and stakeholders to expeendiantly implement the curb side electric vehicle charging feasibility study and request a report containing recommendations cost estimates and funding strategies before the end of 2024. >> same house same call, the resolution is adopted. next item, please. >> item 36, this is resolution to approve the list of projects to be funded by fiscal year 24-25 for road maintenance and rehabilitation account funds established by california senate bill 1, the road repair and accountability act of 2017. >> same house same call the resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 37, this is ordinance to approve the surveillance technology pails for the san francisco municipal transportation agency use of automated speed enforcement system. >> same house same call the ordinance pass first reading. next item. >> item 38 is motion to approve

the san francisco environment department, in their work with public works, the san francisco public utilities commission, the san francisco county transportation authority, climate and transportation advocates equity groups and other relevant agencies and stakeholders to expeendiantly implement the curb side electric vehicle charging feasibility study and request a report containing recommendations cost estimates and funding strategies before the end of 2024. >> same house same call, the resolution is adopted. next item, please. >> item 36, this is resolution to approve the list of projects to be funded by fiscal year 24-25 for road maintenance and rehabilitation account funds established by california senate bill 1, the road repair and accountability act of 2017. >> same house same call the resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 37, this is ordinance to approve the surveillance technology pails for the san francisco municipal transportation agency use of automated speed enforcement system. >> same house same call the ordinance pass first reading. next item. >> item 38 is motion to approve

the department of public works to expedite contracts by waiving applications of the environmental code and provisions related to competitive bidding, equal benefits, local business enterprise utilizationments for construction work and professional and other services related to vision zero projects. for a period of three years, i'd just like to note that there is a quest that this matter be sent out as a committee report. thank you so much. and i believe supervisor safaÍ has some amendments. yes thank you, madam chair, so we just got these amendments. i've handed them to you. the goal of what we were trying to accomplish was essentially to allow for a process for there to, for this process to proceed, in, in a slightly more expedited manner. but creating and respecting a number of the different processes that we've put in place by creating a, a pre-qualified list of contractors as they've gone through the process. so if you look at the amendments today, it talks about vision zero as it originally did. it talks about the mta and public works and their ability to waive application fines and select provisions, but not waiving, administrative code chapter 14 and ensuring that the lbb's our

the city and county of san francisco's public, health department >> but if you visit our website for high dot com and has screening calendar we're also utilizingl to be able to reach teenagers and school specifically throughout california. >> all right. wonderful can sit out. kyle santoro the director of fentanyl high. thank you so much for joining us today and for sharing your message. thank you so much, stephanie. i will be right back. >> well, the big day is finally here. california celebrates its first ever adopt a pet day. san francisco is one of 170 animal adoption sites statewide working to adopt more than 2000 pets. so if you're looking for a furry addition to your family, there are so many animals in need. and plus, all adoptions are free this weekend. organizers are also hoping to draw awareness to overcrowded conditions. and lots of says shell tur's. said once there's a great need to increase our lifesaving capacity. we know that there's a lot of >> animals, particularly dogs and large dogs that are stuck in shelters tuesday. want to get the word out about what's happening in shelters n to re-engage californians to come back and ado

inspection, child support services, department of the environment, law library, municipal transportation agency, the port, public libery and san francisco public utility commission residential rent stabilization arbitation board and retirement system of may 1, 2024 for same fiscal years. madam chair. >> thank you mr. clerk. so, let's open up public comment. any additional instruction? >> thank you madam chair. we are lined up accordingly. before i call the first in-house, speaker we are have two callers accommodating under american with disability act for public testimony, so if we can have our first caller, please. >> good morning. i'm scott, 2009 city retiree and vice president of protect our benefits and like to comment on the budget. 17 thousand retirees from city and county of san francisco and some dependents have been covered the past several years by united healthcare for medicare advantage. the health services board on split vote june 13, voted to replace united healthcare with blue shield california primarily in the belief this would save $20 million a year in a 3 year period. there are ethical questions how the vote was obtained. there was

public utilities commission. >> hello my name is page williams i go to south carolina ant i'm a criminal student and this year i'll be working the san francisco fire department. >> i'm a rising senior at criminal justice major and i'll be working at the california state controller's office. >> hello my name is gabriela i'm a senior at wellsly college studying economics and i'll be with the dpa part-time this summer. ?fm i'm a soft mayor political summer and i'll be working with adult probation department this summer. >> good evening, every one i'm jaoe ani i'll be working as an intern with dpa. >> good evening, i'm roanyone i study english at poll ikz at nyu and i'll be stationed with the department of cannabis this summer. >> good evening, my name is matthew foster, rising at usf school of law and i'll be working with the office of infrastructure. >> good evening, i'm logan i'm a rising senior at moore house college and this summer i'll be working here at city hall with mr. shamann, walton. >> i'm political science double from jacksonville florida, rising senior and i'll be work withing dp a. >> round of applause. [applause] >> my babies. >> i see, this is

minimizing negative impacts, and also respecting the fact that as departments, we have very little flexibility on the use of funds. so the public utilities commission in particular, cannot use ratepayer funds in order to support small businesses during a construction project. but we could choose to do that as as the city as a whole. and so it raising that question, i think, is one of the important lessons. i think no other colleagues i'll open it to public comment on item 11, the director's report, item seven, the directors report. i do have one speaker card, alita dupre. thank you. good afternoon. chair ekin and members. alita dupre. for the record, she and her with team folds. i'm one of those misfits in here. but i ask you to leave to speak. anyway, a very good report. i haven't used taraval in a while. it used to use it every day. so i want to get out there and ride it and see what our disabled access looks like out there. and i appreciate the mentions of pride . very important. i don't plan to be at any of the parades. it's just too hard. but. but thank you for doing it anyway. and i'm interested in the merchandise store. i have som

minimizing negative impacts, and also respecting the fact that as departments, we have very little flexibility on the use of funds. so the public utilities commission in particular, cannot use ratepayer funds in order to support small businesses during a construction project. but we could choose to do that as as the city as a whole. and so it raising that question, i think, is one of the important lessons. i think no other colleagues i'll open it to public comment on item 11, the director's report, item seven, the directors report. i do have one speaker card, alita dupre. thank you. good afternoon. chair ekin and members. alita dupre. for the record, she and her with team folds. i'm one of those misfits in here. but i ask you to leave to speak. anyway, a very good report. i haven't used taraval in a while. it used to use it every day. so i want to get out there and ride it and see what our disabled access looks like out there. and i appreciate the mentions of pride . very important. i don't plan to be at any of the parades. it's just too hard. but. but thank you for doing it anyway. and i'm interested in the merchandise store. i have som

have been told by the department that the position will develop and implement public policy and legislation and works directly with counterparts at the mta and the public utilities commission, whose positions are classified at a similar level. i think that means that the deputy director for level, we do note, as we've noted, for other upward substitutions and the management classes, that growth in in manager, deputy director and director positions across the city has outpaced total position growth by more than double 13, 13.4% versus 5.7. and while we acknowledge that staff in these classifications do play an important role, they are more expensive per position than front line workers and generally do not provide the direct services. and this is all in the context of a structural deficit that just continues to get worse year after year. for a city, the so that is in administrative services in the department. the admin services division, the recommendation 12 is in the operations division. it's a proposed upward substitution of a 2708 custodian to a0922 manager, one this proposed upward substitution. according to the department, has been actually the position has

utilize russian energy? >> i'm not aware. >> under your leadership the department of energy is targeting gas stoves washing machines and refrigerators and clothing dryers based on unquantified benefits related to climate publicdo you balance that unquantified benefits for massive cost burdens imposed on american manufacturers and consumers. >> first of all americans will save $2 trillion in energy savings because their appliances are more efficient. we are required to do that. >> yes maam poor folks when they do this they have to buy these things. i know the corporations love it when we put these rules and regulations in but i really wish we had more time and i wish you would show up when we ask you to. tenneseans are reminded of this leadership every time they go to the -- and you should be ashamed for your lack of accountability to congress for not showing up when you are asked. we had to threaten you with a subpoena to get you all here. i yield back. the gentleman yield >> and the c mrs. brown from ohio. send secretary granholm its great to see you. i'm glad we have that chance a couple weeks ago the fine hairs hairs -- diverse and disadvantaged communities and the five partisan of the structure law to pa

public feedback, which includes calls, emails, and survey forms, and input from poll workers and department personnel. for the annual performance report issued by the comptroller's office, the department utilizesrly two dozen data points on specific election services and programs, which include the number of outreach events, the number of bilingual poll workers, the number of polling places with accessible entryways and voting areas, and our average customer service rating. we frequently review both internal and external assessments while continually seeking to provide optimal election programs and services. the department's organizational chart indicates that most positions are filled and most and most vacant positions are used as attrition savings. the number of full time fte positions has remained consistent at 39.5 for the past ten years, while the department seeks to fill its few vacant positions, some will remain vacant to allow for attrition savings. this bar graph shows how the department's full time fte count has remained consistent during the previous five years. the graph also shows how the number of temporary as needed personnel caused the department's fte count to vary over time.