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Port director highlights LBE awards, Blue and Gold Fleet safety honor and youth programs
Summary
The executive director reported on Contract Monitoring Division LBE outreach and recognition of port staff, announced Blue and Gold Fleet won the Roger Murphy National Marine Safety Award, listed upcoming job fair (March 22) and Green Agers youth-program deadlines, and introduced new chief building inspector Neil Friedman.
The commission heard a report from the executive director summarizing staff recognition, tenant news and community programs. Staff described recent City LBE (Local Business Enterprise) outreach and noted that Renee Dunn (public relations) and Commissioner Kimberly Bridal were honored for LBE support. The director also announced that the Blue and Gold Fleet, a port tenant at Pier 41, received the Roger Murphy National Marine Safety Award for industry safety practices.
Staff reminded commissioners of a job fair for tourism and hospitality on Saturday, March 22 (1–4 p.m., Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Center, 660 Lombard St.) and said applications were open for the Green Agers youth stewardship program (applications due March 28; interviews begin April 1; selections by April 25). The director introduced Neil Friedman as the port’s new chief building inspector, summarizing his long career at the Department of Building Inspection and experience on large local projects.
Commissioners offered congratulations to staff and tenants; no formal action was taken on these informational items.
