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Votes at a glance: San Francisco Police Commission, June 4, 2025

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Summary

The commission recorded votes on consent items, two donations, adoption of a revised department general order and closed‑session actions. This roundup lists each formal action and its outcome.

The San Francisco Police Commission recorded the following formal actions and recorded outcomes at its June 4, 2025 meeting:

1) Consent calendar (line item 5) — Receive and file: SFPD and DPA document protocol report Q1 2025 and audit of electronic communications devices for bias. Vote: approved (6 yes).

2) Adoption of minutes (line item 6) — Approval of meeting minutes for May 14 and May 21, 2025. Vote: approved (6 yes).

3) Real‑Time Investigation Center donation (line item 10) — Accept and expend gifts and in‑kind lease valued at approximately $9,381,571 to support RTIC and expand drone program. Vote: approved (6 yes). Item goes to Board of Supervisors for final approval.

4) SFPCF district station donations (line item 11) — Accept donation of $866,500 to distribute among the 10 district stations for officer wellness and community engagement. Vote: approved (6 yes).

5) Adoption of revised Department General Order 6.07 (line item 12) — Final adoption of policy on dog complaints with a 30‑day implementation timeframe. Vote: approved (6 yes).

6) Closed session items and non‑disclosure (line items 14, 15, 16) — Commission voted to hold a closed session item and later voted not to disclose privileged discussions, permitting only non‑privileged factual information to be included in public minutes. Vote on nondisclosure: approved (6 yes).

All votes referenced above were recorded during the meeting; each motion listed was accepted by a majority of commissioners present. The commission had six affirmative votes for the above items and proceeded to closed session under San Francisco Administrative Code provisions.