and the sfpd maintains a very close professional working relationship with our colleagues in the fbi. regarding complete description of any issues in relation to the sfpd's process to ensure that the ordinance is being implemented. >> a request for a complete description of any sfpd funds and any attended issues resulting from those these expenditures. the sfpd paid the salaries of the officers in 2014 used personal equipment and other expert expenses such as overtime etc. remain the responsibility of the fbi and a recent inquiring all task members are provided with a government vehicle with the fbi. >> regarding a complete description of the oversight system created to ensure compliance with the ordinance the task force officers including a a description of relevant training provided to sfpd officers. officers are trained to be familiar with the guidelines and restrictions and as reviews are conducted on a quarterly basis and in response to the inquiry members review these policies on a quarterly basis with their immediate supervisor. >> the extent to which the officers enjoy access

. >> 8, regarding a number of requests from outside agencies for access to records of sfpd and fbi, jttf activities including a number of requests granted and denied there were no requests from outside agencies for access to records of the sfpd and jttf activities. >> 9, related to the number of requests by members of the of the public made for access for records related to the ordinance including the number of requests for document where information was produced, did not exist, the number of requests denied following the report to the police commission in february of 2014 the police department utilized this inquiry in creating this template for this mandated annual report. . >> 10. a description of the role and duties of the members of the jttf f in 2014 the primary role of the sfpd officers assigned to the jttf was to establish a liaison to facility information sharing between the sfpd federal state and local agencies involved in the jttf. sfpd officers work on a team whose mission is to identify potential terrorist plots and to prevent terms prevent attacks before they occur. in this

course of their work with the jttf and the officers have the same access to the city attorney as other sfpd officers and the level of supervision provided the officers have weekly contact with their immediate supervisor or lieutenant of the special investigations division. >> 7, a request for a complete description of the command structure relating to the sfpd officers who are working with the fbi joint terrorism task force. work under the command of the san francisco police department and the immediate supervisor is the officer in charge or lieutenant of the special investigations division then reports to the command to the commander of investigations and reports to the deputy chief of operations who reports to the chief of police cht . at the jttf an fbi special agent the ssa reports to the special agent in charge who reports to the special agent in charge. >> 8, regarding a number of requests from outside agencies for access to records of sfpd and fbi, jttf activities including a number of requests granted and denied there were no requests from outside agencies for access to records of t

sfpd the san francisco police department staffing consisted of 2 full-time employees. one employee departed in july of 2014 and a member is currently being vetted to fill that full-time position a full-time employee works approximately 2080 hours per calendar year. >> 3, the request for a complete description of violations and possible violations of the ordinance. the fbi conducted quarterly reviews of cases which the defendant has reviewed as well. there were no violations or possible violations of the ordinances in the year 2014 and the e-mail received by the department yesterday from the asian caucus and additional clarification as as to the quarterly review process and independently reviews these cases on a quarterly basis to ensure compliance with department policies and procedures and state and local laws as required by the ordinance. >> a request regarding actions taken as a discover of the violation or possible violation . and recommendations of how to prevent recan reoccurrence of

sfpd officers work on a team whose mission is to

a description of the role and duties of the members of the jttf f in 2014 the primary role of the sfpd officers assigned to the jttf was to establish a liaison to facility information sharing between the sfpd federal state and local agencies involved in the jttf. sfpd officers work on a team whose mission is to identify potential terrorist plots and to prevent terms prevent attacks before they occur. in this capacity sfpd officers were involved in a weapons of mass destruction case in which an individual suspected of being in in possession of a a. >> sfpd officers have investigated cases involving landmarks protected critical infrastructure and other criminal activity with a potential terrorist nexis and other law enforcement agencies and from the private sector. in response to an inquiry to ensure suspicious activity is not reported as a result of racial and religious profiling officers are familiar and com ply. >> sfpd officers work and take part with interviews with community members concerning constitutional expression and suspicious activity reports involve bomb threats threat to

in this capacity sfpd officers were involved in a weapons of mass destruction case in which an individual suspected of being in in possession of a a. >> sfpd officers have investigated cases involving landmarks protected critical infrastructure and other criminal activity with a potential terrorist nexis and other law enforcement agencies and from the private sector. in response to an inquiry to ensure suspicious activity is not reported as a result of racial and religious profiling officers are familiar and com ply. >> sfpd officers work and take part with interviews with community members concerning constitutional expression and suspicious activity reports involve bomb threats threat to life and property suspicious photography and which would be a violation of department general orders and the domestic investigations guideline. suspicious photography may include capture of sensitive and secure access points involving government facilities mass transit areas and protected infrastructure. >> number 15. sfpd officers visit places of worship and community centers to collect information on c

in particular like last year it says that the primary role of the sfpd officers assigned to the jttf f i'm wondering how do you guys define information sharing and what does that information look like? is it just sars or something else? i think we might have a difference of opinion as to what information sharing might mean. >> in public comment it's not a question and answer but your questions are noted. >> okay no problem. those are the remaining questions i have. after we get the updated report we might have updated items but i want to thank the chief and all of you for engaging with us and all of you and it's important thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. good evening. i'm also a staff attorney at the asian law caucus i'd like to share a little bit more information about the suspicious activity program briefly mentioned in the annual report. suspicious activity reports i'll call sars for short and in our look out we allege -- the national sars program uses a vague standard even lower than reasonable suspicion of criminal activity and at high risk of racial profiling. that's not

police department discloses more information in its annual audit and in the spirit of the ordinance sfpd can and should do more to explain the sar activities to the public. thank you. >> thank you next speaker. >> good evening. my name is -- i'm the community advocate of the asian law caucus. thank you for the opportunity to speak with you today and for your continuous engagement with us on this issue. since the passage of the ordinance our community partners continue to receive a steady stream of complaints. community members continue to be subjected to intensive interviews by fbi agents and several of our clients have found that they get grilled by border agents about their belief systems only to have that information show up in their fbi files and the reality is the updated department of justice on racial profiling has huge holes in it. the guidance exempt from its prohibition of data gathering activities and border and point of entry enforcement and airport security by the by the ts a. what these exemptions basically mean mean mean. the danger however is not just in the communities l

mary's i went today navigate and have one in august and shared that with on invitation to sfpd and i have to say it i was surprised we had 40 officers at the country train with our principle colleen and i meet and attend the mayor's office month to month to go over the safety issues in the city eave established a small working group of principles and teachers calling that the response to community violence group we had a diner where we talked about issues going on in the community they've been a number of homicide implementing that have impacted our students so we got together with colleen officers and we assembled a bunch the principles and teachers to talk about how conditional community can respond when incidents of voice boxes book their student community or happy in their neighborhoods and how they can better work alongside the sfpd to keep their community safe and address the communities concerns i want to go to we're also building on strengthening and relationship with sfpd colleen is an incredibly great partner and works closely with the other instructor very very close to su

with sfpd but despite that there's a commitment in this room to partner with sfpd to have this vision we have we know that's why you're here it's great we are going to the redistricting process 1972 really an opportunity be for us to talk to the commission and the command staff about what the needs of the neighborhoods are boundary lines are incredibly important we know that the resources come with that are also important we see what's happening it on the ground i mean, i'll taken a position and to advocate for this neighborhood but i ultimately know we're only going to be as successful as the resources to support whatever the boundary lines that are set by this commission over little next 2 months really quickly i know many of i want to speak i recognize that a lot of folks organized through word of mouth and i want to recognize you and not to show off but everyone here i want the commission to know all the different organizations that are present here today i see central city collaborative >> (yelling. >> ). >> i see latino. >> i see our tenderloin neighborhood resident association.

and the sfpd maintains a very close professional working relationship with our colleagues in the fbi. regarding complete description of any issues in relation to the sfpd's process to ensure that the ordinance is being implemented.