Lets acknowledge from both sides. It wouldnt be a battle without or mascots. From the San Francisco giants lucille. From your oakland as give it out for stomper. [cheers. ] of course, we have Community Partners and we are going to hear from them to speak about the efforts. It is the city of San Francisco and oakland, the two cities facing off right here. It is about the greening competition to take place saturday, september 21st as part of the annual California Coastal cleanup day. There is a cool incentive that we will announce as well. Lucky folks from oakland and San Francisco will win on Alaska Airlines a trip wherever they want to go. Make sure to sign up. Get teams ready, and you might win the tickets to anywhere we fly on Alaska Airlines. It also protects the San Francisco bay. Cleaning, greening neighborhoods. Trash removal, habitat restoration, tree planting, neighborhood beautiful projects. We are going to hear more about the efforts, what the battle for the bay 2019 i is all
[roll call] commissioner, you have a quorum. Also present our chief scott of the San Francisco Police Department and director Paul Henderson from the department of police accountability. Okay, good evening, everybody this is the september 11th, 2019, meeting of the San Francisco Police Commission, and i would like to say that we sit here tonight in memory of the people who died 18 years ago on september 11th, 2001. We have a long meeting tonight so we will allow two minutes for Public Comment, and we are ready for the first item. Item one is adoption of minutes, action, for the meeting of august seventh, 2019. Is there a motion . I so move. Is there a second . Second. Public comment . Public comment on the minutes hang on, i dont think that is on. Okay. Go ahead. My family has been four generations in San Francisco. I was very active in Civic Affairs for a long time and a federal Civil Servants and i spent i expect a lot. I really expect good service in San Francisco, including the pol
Should draw near and give attention. Coming up on landmark cases com, you are remanded to see the paper and see what it was. What they refuse to do so she grabs out of his hands to look at it. And then a scuffle started and she put this piece of paper into her bosom. Very readily, the Police Officer put his hand into her bosom and removed the paper and thereafter, thereafter, handcuffed her. While the Police Officers started to search. In 1957, the Cleveland Police went to a womans home who they believed harboring a suspected bomber and demanded entry. She refused them access without a warrant later returning with a document they claimed was a warrant they force themselves into the home and search the premises. Not finding this suspect, they pull i confis a trunk containing obscene pictures as you was arrested and sentenced to seven years. She sued in her case made it to the Supreme Court. Andill examine the case explore the matter of evidence obtained through illegal searches and seiz
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EARTH SERVICE CORPS … YMCA
High School Aged Youth and Young Adult - Led Environmental Leadership
YMCA Earth Service Corps (YESC) is an innovative youth-led program that empowers teens and young adults, ages 15-21, to take a hands-on role in creating a healthier environment in their schools, communities, and region while nurturing a respect for diversity within the natural world.
The pay is $12 an hour, 20 hours per week. The hours of operation vary by location.