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Health Service Board extends virtual meetings for 30 days
Summary
The San Francisco Health Service Board unanimously approved a 30-day resolution to continue teleconferenced meetings under California Government Code section 54953.3, citing ongoing pandemic conditions and a prior 30-day extension.
The San Francisco Health Service Board voted unanimously Feb. 10 to extend its authorization to hold meetings by teleconference for an additional 30 days under California Government Code section 54953.3. President Follansbee presented the resolution, noting the board had used similar extensions previously during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The move allows the board to continue meeting virtually while county and city public-health conditions and guidance evolve. Commissioner Zavansky moved to adopt the resolution and Commissioner Scott seconded the motion; hearing no opposition, the board approved it by voice vote.
The resolution is procedural and intended to preserve public access and continuity of oversight while staff monitor state guidance and case trends. The board invited the public to direct comments on related items to the agenda item covering the director's report when possible.
