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Supervisor Walton announces language access resolution plan for San Francisco

May 06, 2024 | San Francisco County, California



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Supervisor Walton announces language access resolution plan for San Francisco
The San Francisco County Board of Supervisors convened on July 4, 2025, to address several key agenda items, focusing primarily on language access improvements and the appointment of a new commission member.

The meeting began with public comments, where community members emphasized the importance of language access in San Francisco. Supervisor Walton expressed gratitude to the community advocates and city officials who contributed to the discussions, highlighting the collaborative efforts of various organizations involved in promoting language access.

Supervisor Walton announced plans to introduce a resolution later in the month aimed at enhancing programmatic aspects of language access through the Office of San Francisco's Ethnic Affairs (OSEA). He acknowledged the ongoing work needed to achieve full access for all residents and thanked fellow supervisors for their support in this initiative.

Following the public comments, the board moved to address agenda items. A motion was made to accept amendments related to the language access resolution, which passed unanimously. The board then voted to continue discussions on the matter to the following week, also passing without objection.

The meeting also included the appointment of Supervisor Hillary Ronan to the Local Agency Formation Commission, although Supervisor Ronan was excused from voting on this item. The motion to file this appointment as a committee report was approved unanimously.

In conclusion, the meeting successfully addressed significant community concerns regarding language access and made progress on administrative appointments, with all motions passing without objection. The board plans to reconvene next week to continue discussions on language access improvements.

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