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Votes at a glance: Police Commission actions, Aug. 15, 2009
Summary
At its Aug. 15 meeting the San Francisco Police Commission adopted a rule to speed disciplinary case processing, took disciplinary charges off calendar for a resigned patrol specialist, voted to go into closed session and to withhold disclosure of closed-session discussions, and recommended a settlement to the Board of Supervisors.
Key formal actions taken by the San Francisco Police Commission, Aug. 15, 2009:
• Resolution on disciplinary timelines (Item 4) — Approved. The commission adopted a resolution requiring initial status conferences within 15 business days of filing for newly filed disciplinary cases and directing parties to submit proposed stipulated settlements in sufficient time to allow meaningful discussion at the case management conference. Adopted without objection.
• Disciplinary charges — Patrol Special Officer Lisa M. Wiley (KMOC06‑041) (Item 5) — Approved to be taken off calendar. Because Wiley tendered a properly executed resignation, the commission took the disciplinary charges off calendar indefinitely; the case will be reinstated if she returns under commission jurisdiction.
• Closed session (Item 8) — Approved. The commission voted to go into closed session to discuss pending litigation and related matters under Gov. Code §54956.9(a) and Admin. Code §67.10(d)(1).
• Disclosure of closed session discussion (Item 10) — Non‑disclosure chosen. The commission voted not to disclose closed‑session discussions.
• Consent calendar settlement recommendation (Item 11a) — Approved on roll call. The commission moved to recommend that the Board of Supervisors approve the proposed settlement in Alamo Zafar v. City and County of San Francisco (U.S. District Court C07‑04494); motion moved by Commissioner Zucco, seconded by Commissioner Pan; roll call recorded 'aye' votes from Commissioner Yvonne Lee, President Joe Marshall, Commissioner Thomas Mazuko and Commissioner Vincent Pan, and the motion carried.
The meeting concluded with the adjournment at 07:30PM.
