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Police Commission approves consent calendar, votes to enter closed session and withhold disclosure
Summary
Commission approved the consent calendar, then voted to go into closed session under the City Administrative Code and later voted not to disclose closed-session discussion. No disciplinary outcomes were announced in open session.
The commission approved the consent calendar at the start of the Dec. 9 meeting, receiving and filing the OCC quarterly report, SFPD status reports and other routine items. A motion to approve carried on the record.
Later in the meeting the commission voted to convene a closed session under San Francisco Administrative Code provisions to consider matters exempt from public disclosure (personnel and litigation matters). The motion to hold Item 6 in closed session passed, and at the open-session reconvening the board voted not to disclose the contents of the closed-session discussion.
No personnel or disciplinary decisions were disclosed in open session following the closed meeting. The commission adjourned at the conclusion of its agenda.
All procedural votes and the consent calendar approval were recorded on the public record as having passed; the transcript does not include a roll-call tally for the consent calendar motion, and the closed-session vote was recorded as "motion passes."
