were an applicant for the citizens advisory board? can you say a little bit about that? is there an application process? a couple months ago, i picked up some documentation from the captain. he said he would get back to me, which i am pretty sure he will at his own convenience. i have been waiting. i would like to sit on that board. the best policing is yet to come and what it be fine you ain t seen nothing yet that badges going to shine happy retirement to you, to mark mcdunna in a couple of weeks you have really done your time i know you have water beat so many times down the line and i want to say that you make it all turned fine and all the leaves are brown leaves a brown and the sky is gray i went to city hall on a winter s night/day i want to say all the policing i hope it is going your way california policeman on such a winter s day and i like stopping in the city hall and i started to say i make a public comment be safe now at the public safety committee tonigh
we heard that everybody wants community police. newmont officers of the peace we want officers of the piece to our fair to everyone. but we also heard chief godown tell us that his appropriation of funding will be shortened this year. i want to speak to the police commission. if one celery of an officer went if one salary of an officer will keepsake employees that can do a good job in every neighborhood and every meeting, and there will help us keep a more peaceful city. we have to keep our city have the. we have to keep our city safe, and the police department needs the funding. police commissioners and the chief, i represent the buena vista neighborhood association. since the group was founded, the captain did a good job in getting a central outline of what cpabs do. a couple speakers before me made some points i already had on my list. we represent a number of neighborhood organizations and other groups, such as youth and family service providers in the area, which
i know that we can come up with all type of tactics to move on communities. we can come up with gang injunctions. the marjah district person said that him and his people feel safe. some of the people say they do not think it should be a hundred different forms of community policing, but it is a hundred different forms. it should be a standard. if somebody gets murdered in knob hill or the sunset, the response should be the same. we do not feel the response is the same. from my experience in the black community, it is not the same. the murder, from my understanding, was caught on tape. how could you have the people of san francisco feel safe if you are going to have this big book event coming to the city? how are you going to secure these people if you have a murderer walking around in the city? we would like our issue addressed. we think the only way you are going to have balanced community policing is if it happens in nob hill and the same way in bayview. otherwise, it is wo
since the group was founded, the captain did a good job in getting a central outline of what cpabs do. a couple speakers before me made some points i already had on my list. we represent a number of neighborhood organizations and other groups, such as youth and family service providers in the area, which includes the inner sunset, the haight, and portions of the western addition. we come together and move our organizations. we are trying to get more communities which have not always joined in these collaboration s before. two key changes in captains and command staff, our cpab has been building a solid working group that collaborates amongst ourselves. what we get as our community knowledge and roots in the community, which adjust priorities. we do hands on problem solving. we have moved a dozen issues. we have suggested priorities for traffic enforcement. we have worked in facilitating high-definition video for merchants who have been suffering shoplifting. the cpab members