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OCC director reports caseload numbers and names temporary policy analyst

San Francisco Police Commission · September 10, 2008
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Summary

At the Sept. 10 meeting the Office of Citizen Complaints reported 20 new cases this month, year-to-date caseloads (opened 714, closed 759), mediation totals and the hiring of Elise Nicholson to fill a temporary policy-analyst/attorney vacancy.

The Office of Citizen Complaints (OCC) told the San Francisco Police Commission Wednesday that it has received 20 cases this month and closed nine. The OCC director reported year-to-date figures and mediation activity, and announced a staffing change.

"This month, OCC has received 20 cases and it has closed 9," the OCC director said, adding that year-to-date OCC "opened 714 cases and closed 759." The director said OCC has mediated 47 cases this calendar year and has equaled last year's total of mediations.

The OCC director announced the temporary hire of Elise Nicholson to fill the policy-analyst/attorney vacancy created by Samra Merian's one-year leave of absence. The director described Nicholson's qualifications, including a law degree from UC Berkeley and prior experience as a contract compliance officer and discrimination investigator with the San Francisco Human Rights Commission.

Commissioners congratulated the new hire and welcomed Nicholson, who was present at the meeting. The OCC director concluded the report and offered to take questions.