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Votes at a glance: Feb. 19 San Francisco Police Commission
Summary
Summary of formal actions taken at the Police Commission meeting on Feb. 19, 2025, including consent calendar receipt, forwarding of district boundary proposal and adoption of a revised DGO on commissioned officer duties.
At its Feb. 19 meeting the San Francisco Police Commission took several formal actions summarized below. The commission recorded roll-call votes for each motion; the meeting produced unanimous 5–0 votes for the items listed.
1) Consent calendar (electronic bias audit and $5,000 grant item): The commission moved to receive and file the first two consent items (the electronic bias audit reports for third, fourth and end of year 2024 and a $5,000 grant from the National Association of Victims of Crime Act Administrators); the item from the San Francisco Police Community Foundation was removed from the consent calendar. Motion to receive and file was made and seconded during the consent agenda; the roll call recorded five yes votes (Commissioners Clay, Benedicto, Yanez, Yee and President Elias). Outcome: approved.
2) Forwarding of SFPD district boundary proposal: The commission voted to forward the department’s proposed district‑station boundary map to the mayor and Board of Supervisors and to post the proposal and open the statutorily required 90‑day comment period with final action not to occur before May 20, 2025. Motion by Commissioner Benedicto, second by Commissioner Clay; vote 5–0. Outcome: approved (see separate article for full discussion).
3) Department General Order (DGO) 1.06, Duties of Commissioned Officers: The commission voted to approve DGO 1.06 for immediate use while conferring with affected bargaining units as required by law. Commissioner Benedicto moved to approve the DGO and Commissioner Clay seconded. Roll call recorded five yes votes (Clay, Benedicto, Yanez, Yee, President Elias). Outcome: approved.
4) Housekeeping: The commission removed closed-session item 10 and consequently items 8, 9 and 11 were also taken off the agenda for that meeting.
Vote records (summary): - Consent calendar receive and file (items specified in agenda): mover recorded in transcript; second recorded; Commission roll call: Clay — yes; Benedicto — yes; Yanez — yes; Yee — yes; President Elias — yes. Tally: 5 yes, 0 no. - Forward district boundary proposal (agenda item 6): motion by Commissioner Benedicto; second Commissioner Clay. Roll call: Clay — yes; Benedicto — yes; Yanez — yes; Yee — yes; President Elias — yes. Tally: 5 yes, 0 no. - Approve DGO 1.06 (agenda item 7): motion to approve by Commissioner Benedicto; second by Commissioner Clay. Roll call: Clay — yes; Benedicto — yes; Yanez — yes; Yee — yes; President Elias — yes. Tally: 5 yes, 0 no.
Notes: All vote tallies and roll-call attributions are transcribed from the Feb. 19 meeting record. Where the transcript did not capture a named mover or seconder beyond the motions announced at the dais, the article records names as presented in the meeting.
