Do the kind of Risk Assessment that you did as an officer. To ensure that the presence of an officer might not be needed but we can help support those students who might be making some of the wrong choices. I certainly feel that there needs to be more. I think training is provided to educators. I was with an educator for 17 years. He was a teacher. I think because he also came from a similar community that a lot of young people came from, young people were able to relate to him. Also i think train inging, Training Resources available at your fingertips to know what the alternative is. Who can come into your school where a lot of people were being referred to the system from. We were able to have a Community Based organization there present every single day and made available to educators as well as the administration as an alternative. They would walk around the campus making sure young people were safe because what you said earlier, we have resource officers to protect the school from
Environment as it can be. And one of the things that occurs is these incendiary comments that are coming from the Union Leaders that actually worsen the situations instead of improving it. And what happens is some of the comments from Union Leaders achieve the opposite of what the Union Leaders want to achieve. They actually make Police Officers lives more put them at more risk. So i think itll be great for unions to understand that our job is to protect our members. But, you know, our job is to also serve the public and their voice matter and certain things they feel, if they feel like certain things are occurring, a way that its not supposed to we should take heed to that and listen to them. Thank you, sir. Sorry, thank you. Thank you very much. I want to thank the panel for your testimony and for being here today. Now, i turn it over to Task Force Members for any questions they may have for any of the panelists and well start with the chief. I want to thank you all for taking the ti
Alone. San jose international is also near the top when it comes to Security Breaches including this now infamous breach when a 15yearold hitched a ride to hawaii in a planes wheel well. The fence line those issues the fence line doesnt keep people out who want to penetrate the fence. Reporter aviation consultant Mike Mccarron says the key is constantly updating airport security. Any mechanical system is going to last as long as you maintain it there is a big variableness are the people who operate the system who work at the airport. And thats something that is hard to control. Reporter meanwhile sfo says it will improve fencing, cameras, and training to keep intruders out. Now even the faa admits its expensive to keep intruders out of airports. For example, in israel, ben gurion airport, no incidents during that time but they do spend 200 million a year on airport perimeter security. At sfo, scott budman, nbc bay area news. Interesting numbers. Thank you, scott. More detail news. Seve
You . Thank you for that comment. Thank you. My next item is on the Mayors Office with disability website. We have discussed with our web masters to update the web page. The city as a whole is moving to a new content system. One of the advantages is that its going to be consistent across about 100 or so different departments. Its also a system that will be easier for people to access on mobile devices because it will have drop down types of menus. Our office is still in the very early stages of discussion about this process. What weve done is weve created an outline on how we want to see the page structured. We are aiming at a page that is very simple and intuitive because thats what i need. We also want a web page that will provide better links to services to connect to other city departments and some of those city departments that have great content are the public library, recreation and parks and the office of small business. So we want links to those. We also want to connect to oth
Received inquiries. Additionally we received eight complaints for curb ramp request and 11 Service Request and one request for an accommodation. Records have shown in the past that a decline in the number of contacts we received during the Holiday Season is pretty typical and we expect a significant increase within the next coming months. The manuality of our complaints was about noncompliant barricades, damaged curb ramps and damaged sidewalks. Other complaints included power door maintenance here at city hall, Service Issues with sf mta and elevator maintenance at sros. Most were inquiries about people seeking information about affordable and accessible housing and service for animal information and how to request for housing. Many of those services and support for animal inquiries were from tennants currently facing eviction by private landlords. This is an issue we are continuing to see. In curb ramp related news we want the public to know that the department of public works has se