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SFPD outlines civilianization plan as budget pressures mount

San Francisco Police Commission · April 4, 2008
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SFPD staff told the commission the department has identified scores of functions for civilianization and is pursuing dozens of hires to free sworn officers for patrol, but budget constraints and hiring pipeline issues mean trade-offs and phased implementation.

SFPD command staff and human-resources directors gave commissioners a detailed update on the department's civilianization effort, describing the program's history, staffing targets, and the fiscal trade-offs involved.

Presenters said an initial analysis dating to the 1990s identified more than 150 functions that could be civilianized; since then the department refined a list (approximately 84 positions identified in earlier…

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