Supervisor furer. Yes, thank you very much. And i want to thank my colleagues, and supervisor stephanie for her comment. I want to push back a bill lit anlittle bit and i say this as a wife of a husband who worked as a San Francisco Police Officer for 35 years. My husband has worked in, i think, pretty dicey units, undercover, narcotic, he was a specialist, on a specialist team, a training office, a whole variety. And so, i want to just say that we can look back at 2015, but none of us sitting her here in. I think the conversations that happened then extend to what were discussing now. I understand were looking at a jail number and that does not tell the whole picture of our jail system. I think to really evaluate our opportunities, to lower the rate of people incarcerated, we cant look at jail number four. This is not true of jail number five or jail number two. We havent seen those numbers yet. This report is a narrow scope. We talk about jail number four, it is inadequate and doing
We will have this chamber be a place where presenters can make a presentation and where members of the board can deliberate. We ask that folks sit down, if you could. Great. So where were we . Supervisor h araine . Y . In terms of the third option that was announced yesterday, do you have cap you provid ca sense of what that will involve and what the process is around that . I mean, if were talking about a new facility that is unclear what would be opening in 2030, what will happen between now and then . My understanding is if the hall of justice is closed and the count is where it is now, that well have to have some place for people go. Will you make that decision . What role will we have . A contract would come your way to approve. Part of what i was hoping to have is more of an indepth discussion of what the immediate next steps will be . So are you involved directly in coming up with what that plan will be or do you expect that will be the sheriffs view . This was announced yesterd
She was there for she came for this examination. She couldnt see why she didnt see this thing she made up in her mind and when i suddenly shouted at her, what are you doing, she said medication. So that was the thing that set her off. And we all know what happens when there are nurses who engage in their own practices. There was one who was caught after 300 deaths many are never caught. There must be many people who become ill or die because of people like this running around. And until that nurse and the administrate administerrer at the jewish home are out of the field i will never give up on this subject. Is this something is department is aware of . I would invite you to speak with a representative from sfpd. Well follow up. Im not aware of that case, but we will follow up. Thank you. Have a good evening maam. Good evening commissioners. My name is brian with the Public Defenders Office. Dpa published its 2018 annual report last week. 275 days late. The data report was confusing. S
Colleagues, and supervisor stephanie for her comment. I want to push back a bill lit anlittle bit and i say this as a wife of a husband who worked as a San Francisco Police Officer for 35 years. My husband has worked in, i think, pretty dicey units, undercover, narcotic, he was a specialist, on a specialist team, a training office, a whole variety. And so, i want to just say that we can look back at 2015, but none of us sitting her here in. I think the conversations that happened then extend to what were discussing now. I understand were looking at a jail number and that does not tell the whole picture of our jail system. I think to really evaluate our opportunities, to lower the rate of people incarcerated, we cant look at jail number four. This is not true of jail number five or jail number two. We havent seen those numbers yet. This report is a narrow scope. We talk about jail number four, it is inadequate and doing a disservice on the board of supervisors because we have to look at
You for being here this late. My name is jodine and im the executive director of walk San Francisco. We are the only pedestrian Advocacy Organization in San Francisco making our streets safe for everyone. The organization that really helped pass vision zero in 2014. It is the goal of eliminating all severe and fatal car crashes in San Francisco by 20224. And the sfpd is part of the vision zero commitment with the goal of 50 percent traffic citations on the top five focus on the five. Unfortunately the numbers this year of people dying from traffic violations has been many. Weve already seen 14 and this includes one mildchild and one person on a bike. So we are equal to 2018 numbers and we still have several months left. As we heard tonight from commander perea the sfpd has a lot of work to do to meet its part of the goal. Can i put this year . Sorry. As you can see from my graph, the focus on the five has been plummeting the last few years. We know the numbers of trips has gone up. 170