we have visitacion valley, here, and also in the excelsior. so for example, in the visitacion valley, we have office hours although community centers and senior centers. primarily the speakers in visitacion valley are cantonese speakers. i'm very fortunate like i was saying, i have foot beat officer johnny wong who is bilingual. he reaches out to the public, speaks to them in cantonese, sees what their concerns are and how he can help in the community. he also, if needed, completes incident reports out in the field regarding the individuals' needs. he also reaches out by providing public safety seminars and crime prevention strategies with s.f. state so i'm grateful for that. it's a great program. in addition, we have the visitacion valley elementary school reading with the kids program. so this is right here. visitacion valley, we establish this new program here with officer brittney lewis, gordon brown and cal, great partners in the community. they read to the kids there. it's a great program like i said. it's getting better. very nice progr

we have visitacion valley, here, and also in the excelsior. so for example, in the visitacion valley, we have office hours although community centers and senior centers. primarily the speakers in visitacion valley are cantonese speakers. i'm very fortunate like i was saying, i have foot beat officer johnny wong who is bilingual. he reaches out to the public, speaks to them in cantonese, sees what their concerns are and how he can help in the community. he also, if needed, completes incident reports out in the field regarding the individuals' needs. he also reaches out by providing public safety seminars and crime prevention strategies with s.f. state so i'm grateful for that. it's a great program. in addition, we have the visitacion valley elementary school reading with the kids program. so this is right here. visitacion valley, we establish this new program here with officer brittney lewis, gordon brown and cal, great partners in the community. they read to the kids there. it's a great program like i said. it's getting better. very nice progr

members of the multilingual team we spoke to in nearby visitacion valley wish they had been present and scheduled to work on weekends. do you think that would have helped in this situation? >> yes, i think so. if johnny, who speaks chinese on my team, maybe he could have been there to talk to him to let him know what was going on and possibly help him get out of there. >> while racial slurs can be heard in the video, san francisco police have not yet called the incident a hate crime. they're investigating and attempting to locate and identify the victim and witnesses. offers to help the victim and his family financially, they are pouring in from all over the world. but those funds can't be given out until that victim is identified. once again, sfpd encourages those who know anything about the incident to call their anonymous tip line. live in the newsroom, dion lim, abc7 news. >> okay, dion, thanks. >>> breaking news in castro valley. that's where highway patrol officers are looking for a driver who left the scene after hitting a 12-year-old girl. sky 7 flew above that scene at sky 7 an

clerk: as a reminder, the next meeting is meeting will be held in the ingleside district at visitacion valley elementary school, on wednesday, february 19, 2020, at 6:00 p.m. >> president hirsch: all right. public comment on items 3-a through 3-d. >> i guess you guys are still on somewhere. let's get started. hi. my name is michael vitrellis, and i want to have the camera for a few moments focused on this article from the january 30 edition of the san francisco examiner. off duty sfpd officer who shot at driver in berkeley took hour to call local police. okay. you can focus back on me with the camera. the reason why i'm bringing this up now is because the chief and the executive director for d.p.a. mentioned nothing about this officer who in september of last year was driving in the east bay and used his gun. he was off duty, he used his gun, he shot at somebody in another car. this story was very disturbing, that this fellow, michael shavers, a 13-year veteran of the san francisco police department, fired a single bullet at the other driver. he thought the other man may have had a gun. that'

visitacion valley is not an area per se. it was created by then supervisor maxwell and created by the community to help leverage funds out of expects intense development and executive park. revenue has not been coming in on that project area. essentially, it includes the hope s.f. sunnyvale site. development has not happened as quickly as we had anticipated in viz valley, so what we've been doing is going out in the community every year, kind of chewing up projects when the income does come in. we're still waiting for it, and there are a series of improvements on visitacion valley, leading up from tthe p. we're creating a new c.a.c. specifically for soma. that has not yet been seated. we anticipate seeing that seated in april, and we'll start working with them. also, as i noted, all of our fees have to be justified by nexus studies. we're currently underway in reuping our nexus study, and so we look to be completing that also in the spring and the summer. after that, this whole process starts again where we look at our proje

visitacion valley is not an area per se. it was created by then supervisor maxwell and created by the community to help leverage funds out of expects intense development and executive park. revenue has not been coming in on that project area. essentially, it includes the hope s.f. sunnyvale site. development has not happened as quickly as we had anticipated in viz valley, so what we've been doing is going out in the community every year, kind of chewing up projects when the income does come in. we're still waiting for it, and there are a series of improvements on visitacion valley, leading up from tthe p. we're creating a new c.a.c. specifically for soma. that has not yet been seated. we anticipate seeing that seated in april, and we'll start working with them. also, as i noted, all of our fees have to be justified by nexus studies. we're currently underway in reuping our nexus study, and so we look to be completing that also in the spring and the summer. after that, this whole process starts again where we look at our proje

i would like to thank the principal of visitacion valley elementary school for allowing us to have this opportunity to have this presentation here today and also for her support. i would like to thank the members of my team for this support as well. in addition to my staff, sergeant, officer brandt, officers for helping me organize this presentation today. not that i'm counting but this is my fourth month, 24th day, 18th three quarters of an hour being a captain at ingleside station. [applause] now, the reason i bring this up is because i want to give a big thank you and shoutout to my predecessor captain jack hart for his dedication to the job. it's under his leadership that most of these programs i'm going to discuss came into play and are very successful. so thank you to captain hart. before i move forward with today's presentation, i want to give an instruction of myself. i was born and raised in ingleside district not too far away from here. i went to public schools in the neighborhood, attended san francisco state university as well. this is my fourth time at ingleside station, st

clerk: as a reminder, the next meeting is meeting will be held in the ingleside district at visitacion valley elementary school, on wednesday, february 19, 2020, at 6:00 p.m. >> president hirsch: all right. public comment on items 3-a through 3-d. >> i guess you guys are still on somewhere. let's get started. hi. my name is michael vitrellis, and i want to have the camera for a few moments focused on this article from the january 30 edition of the san francisco examiner. off duty sfpd officer who shot at driver in berkeley took hour to call local police. okay. you can focus back on me with the camera. the reason why i'm bringing this up now is because the chief and the executive director for d.p.a. mentioned nothing about this officer who in september of last year was driving in the east bay and used his gun. he was off duty, he used his gun, he shot at somebody in another car. this story was very disturbing, that this fellow, michael shavers, a 13-year veteran of the san francisco police department, fired a single bullet at the other driver. he thought the other man may have had a gun. that'

i'm a school district nurse at visitacion valley middle school. [applause] i'm also the parent of a child at burton and another child at denman. so we are all on the south side or southeast. our students, our families and staff deserve a lot. we deserve fully-funded wellness centers including full-time nurses in these wellness centers. social workers to be continued to be funded, therapists and counselors. but we are in a district that wants to make $26 million in cuts, taking away resources that are necessary from our students and from our families. schools in the south and southeast side are going to be disproportionately affected by cuts and lay offs. as i said, i'm the school district nurse. like most other middle school nurses, the district only funds my time 50% of the time at the school site. the burden of the rest of my time to help my school site falls directly on my school site. i work with students from many backgrounds from many different countries. 40% of the kids were born in a country not the united states. 27% of those students lis