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Police Commission adopts hate‑crimes, community policing and media‑relations policies; votes to keep closed session private
Summary
At its Oct. 1 meeting the San Francisco Police Commission adopted revised department general orders on hate crimes, community policing and media relations, approved the community‑policing manual, received a departmental report on non‑city cameras, and voted not to disclose a closed‑session discussion.
The San Francisco Police Commission on Oct. 1 adopted several revised department orders and related materials and voted not to disclose a closed‑session discussion.
The commission voted 4–0 to receive and file the Department Use of Non‑City Entity Cameras report for the first and second quarters of 2025. It also voted 4–0 to adopt revised Department General Order (DGO) 6.13 on hate crimes; to adopt revised DGO 1.08 on community policing and its accompanying Community Policing and Problem Solving Manual (each with a 90‑day implementation timeline); and to adopt revised DGO 8.09 on media relations with a 30‑day implementation timeframe. After…
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