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Votes at a glance: San Mateo Juvenile Justice commission actions on Feb. 25, 2025
Summary
At its Feb. 25 meeting the commission approved the 2024 juvenile hall inspection report, elected a vice chair, approved operating policies for 2025 and authorized a letter supporting AB 802. Below are the recorded motions and roll call outcomes.
REDWOOD CITY — The San Mateo County Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Commission recorded several formal actions on Feb. 25, 2025. This summary lists motions, movers/seconders when recorded, roll‑call outcomes and key notes.
1) Approve the meeting agenda (procedural) - Motion: Approve the Feb. 25 meeting agenda. - Mover/Second: Motion made by Commissioner Paul Bocanegra; seconded by Vice Chair Huber Levy (as recorded during agenda approval). - Vote: Roll call recorded as unanimous (commissioners present voted “Aye”). - Outcome: Approved.
2) Approve minutes of Jan. 28, 2025 - Motion: Approve the Jan. 28 meeting minutes. - Mover/Second: Motion made by Commissioner Paul Bocanegra; seconded by Vice Chair Huber Levy (recorded in meeting). - Vote: Roll call recorded as unanimous. - Outcome: Approved.
3) Election of vice chair / membership position - Motion: Elect Commissioner Uhila Haddow as vice chair of membership (candidate identified in agenda packet). - Mover/Second: Not specified in the record for the election; vote was taken by roll call as recorded. - Vote: Roll call recorded as unanimous in favor (commissioners present voted “Yes”/“Aye”). - Outcome: Commissioner Uhila Haddow elected vice chair of membership.
4) Approve 2024 annual inspection report for juvenile hall - Motion: Approve the inspection report, with amendments to add missing data if provided. - Mover/Second: Motion by Commissioner Paul Bocanegra; seconded by Commissioner Clemmer. - Vote: Roll call recorded: Commissioners Huber Levy, Uhila Haddow, Ali, Blanco, Paul Bocanegra, Ginevra, Clemmer, Nori, Williams and Chair Rasmussen voted yes. - Outcome: Approved; commission directed staff to pursue missing data and follow up with probation and county leadership.
5) Operating policies for 2025 - Motion: Approve the commission’s operating policies for 2025 (annual review updates included in packet). - Mover/Second: Motion and second recorded during meeting. - Vote: Roll call recorded as unanimous. - Outcome: Approved.
6) Letter of support for AB 802 (hunger / nutrition survey) - Motion: Authorize staff to draft and send a letter of support for AB 802. - Mover/Second: Motion recorded; mover/second not specified in the summary notes. - Vote: Roll call recorded as unanimous (all commissioners present voted Aye). - Outcome: Approved; staff to draft letter and coordinate with statewide partners on implementation recommendations.
Ending — The meeting record shows unanimous support on the major formal actions taken Feb. 25; the commission added conditions to the inspection‑report approval (inclusion of late‑arriving data if supplied) and requested follow‑up work on several items in the report.
