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San Francisco Commission on the Environment re-elects Sarah Won as president, retains Vice President Sullivan
Summary
Commissioners unanimously re-elected Commissioner Sarah Won as president and reappointed Commissioner Sullivan as vice president during the Feb. 4 Commission on the Environment meeting; both elections passed by voice/roll-call votes with one commissioner excused.
The San Francisco Commission on the Environment re-elected Commissioner Sarah Won as president and reappointed Commissioner Sullivan as vice president at its Feb. 4 meeting, votes that passed by roll call with all present commissioners voting in favor.
Commissioner Sarah Won was nominated by Commissioner Ahn and seconded by Commissioner Vermejo. Following the public-comment period (no speakers) and roll call, the motion to elect Won passed with the commissioners present recording “Aye.” Later in the meeting commissioners nominated and confirmed Vice President Sullivan for a second term; that motion also passed on a roll-call “Aye.” Commissioner Yuan was recorded as excused for both votes.
The re-elections come at a time when the commission faces a heavier policy and budget calendar, including a Climate Action Plan update, refuse-rate hearings and the department’s proposed budgets for 2025–27. Both Won and Sullivan indicated appreciation for departmental staff and signaled intent to maintain continuity of leadership while the commission addresses those priorities.
No formal public testimony was given on either nomination during the meeting.
The commission’s actions were procedural votes to fill leadership positions for the commission’s current term; the votes did not alter substantive policy or departmental programs.
