Commitment to the annual report. Having coming on to the commission i read the last 10 years. Theyre informative. They get you to where you need to get a good orientation to the city that you can get and thank you very much. Commissioner sanchez any comments . [inaudible] yeah i think and thank you because i think theres been also judicious use and appropriate use of color of the presentation of the information in here. We actually have in the past made sure that we had copies that were sent from the department and from us from you barbara and myself to the mayor and to every member of the board of supervisors, individual copies, so e copy them. You might not receive the attention because i think this document is very attractive and one that should receive the attention of our legislative and executive branch. So again i want to thank staff and thank barbara and the report i think commissioner pating is indicating gets better every year. I believe so, yes. And were very appreciative of
With this meeting. Do we have any announcements . Yes we do but before that would you like to adopted the motion to excuse the supervisors. Yes. Can i have a motion . Okay. We can take that without objection. Please silent cell phones and devices and files should be submitted to the clerk and items will be on the january 27 board of supervisors agenda innocence otherwise stated. Thank you madam clerk. Can you please call item 1. Item 1 is for the recreation and Parks Program to accept and expend grant for 6,352,275 for the state of california for the department of housing and Community Development for housing related parks projects for the grant standard agreement for a period of november 17, 2014 through june 30, 2016. Thank you. I am tony moran and with the recreation and Park Department and the item before you is the legislation to accept and expend a resolution for the 2013 housing related Parks Program grant from the California Department of housing and Community Development in th
Good morning supervisors. I am jeff sheea and living with hiv and i was the hiv advocate to gavin newsom and serve on the governing board on the California Institute of regenerative medicine. Thank you supervisor wieners and supervisor campos for sponsoring this meeting and thank you supervisor farrell for the opportunity to present today and thank you Barbara Garcia and the department of Public Health and i am part of the consortium and were here to talk about the historic opportunity for San Francisco, ground zero in 1981 at the beginning of the aids epideppic to be the first mutiny of injury new infections, zero deaths from hiv and zero stig ma. This is a realistic goal for several reasons. First there is the amazing and compassionate response from the San Francisco community to hiv aids starting with initiatives by mayor Dianne Feinstein and speaker willie brown and every mayor and the board of supervisors. San francisco has the finest system of care and prevention in the world. Th
Commissioners. I am senior personnel analysts in the Operations Division at San Francisco general and karen hill my boss wasnt able to be here today so i am here in her stead reporting on great things we have been doing at our department. I came on board a year ago so i am brandnew to the city with new eyes and was able to we just have been getting together a lot. What you see in the slide is nursing, administration, merit systems, and ron and us there talking about our productivity. We look at our productivity every single day, how many packets were receiving, how much were putting out the other door getting done with hiring, and we also are actively problem solving so as barriers arise our partners are there with us and we immediately take it up and if theres a solution we can implement that day we do it. To just keep packets moving quickly keep getting the highest qualified candidates in the door and thats what we thats our primary interest so we have been working very hard and the
Audience and commissioners, good evening. Good evening. Very briefly, im here today to honor a new path to bring more exposure to this commission. We have a couple writers in the crowd, the San Francisco examiner, at times report what happens here at the commission but do it impartially or do it partially instead of reporting everything that takes place, rart fr report what they feel they should write about. Im going to give you a copy out of the San Francisco examiner where breed picks city hall, the new shift, and i wish you luck. But also an article written by jonah owen lamb, a writer of the examiner who wrote on last Weeks Commission hearing and left out information inadvertantly to make his article more palatable or more pasteurized foertd public at large. I think these hearings are for the public. I think the reality is you should speak more about items that actually take place in this city like shootouts, numbers of killings and mayhem, those types of things that affect the pub