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Police Commission approves Transbay supplemental services request and reallocates $926,000 at airport bureau

San Francisco Police Commission · December 6, 2017
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Summary

The commission authorized staff to seek Board of Supervisors approval to accept Transbay Joint Powers Authority revenue for supplemental police services and approved a $926,000 reallocation from salary savings to overtime for the Airport Bureau.

The commission considered two fiscal items tied to supplemental policing.

CFO Catherine Maguire said the Transbay Joint Powers Authority asked SFPD to provide supplemental police services for the opening of the Transbay Terminal. The department described a midyear accept-and-expend request of about $770,000 for the current fiscal year with a future annual budget estimate of about $2.4 million; commissioners were told the revenue will come from the Transbay Joint Powers Authority and would be used to fund overtime in the first year because hiring would take months.

On a separate item, the Airport Bureau requested a reallocation of salary savings to overtime to maintain high-visibility operations. The commission approved transferring $926,000 from permanent salaries to overtime funds; Deputy Chief Schmidt said the move would allow continued security measures without seeking additional general-fund support because these are non-general-fund airport monies. The motion to advance the items to the Board of Supervisors (Transbay accept-and-expend) and to accept the airport reallocation passed after public comment and brief discussion.