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Police commission votes to withhold disclosure of closed-session discussions
Summary
The San Francisco Police Commission voted to withhold disclosure of closed-session discussions, with one commissioner asking the city attorney to explore delayed public release after related contracts are finalized.
The San Francisco Police Commission voted to withhold any disclosure of discussions held in closed session, adopting a motion that carried without objection.
The motion "Not disclosed" was offered and seconded during consideration of Item 4. At the meeting a commissioner noted that parts of the closed discussion involved labor negotiations and the status of the NLU and asked the city attorney to review whether transcripts or records could be released at a later date after any contract was finalized so as not to disrupt negotiations.
A commissioner said the city attorney would investigate the possibility of later disclosure and update the commission. No public comment was made on the item, and the commission recorded the motion as ordered.
The commission did not set a specific timeline for any possible delayed disclosure; the matter will return if the city attorney advises on options for release after contract execution.
