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San Francisco Commission on the Environment welcomes new member Elmi Bermejo
Summary
The Commission on the Environment welcomed Elmi Bermejo, a San Francisco native and former Department of Labor regional representative, who emphasized community roots and public‑service experience in her brief remarks to the May 26 meeting.
The San Francisco Commission on the Environment formally welcomed Elmi Bermejo at its May 26 meeting.
Bermejo, who said she grew up in San Francisco and whose family has owned Tommy’s Mexican Restaurant in the Outer Richmond for decades, thanked Mayor Lee for the appointment and described a career that includes serving as director of intergovernmental affairs at the U.S. Department of Labor. "I'm very proud to be a member of this commission," she said, adding that her public‑service work has involved engaging stakeholders on issues such as minimum wage and paid leave.
Her remarks highlighted local ties and a commitment to bring those experiences back to city work. Commissioners and the director welcomed her to the panel and closed public comment on the item.
The welcome took place near the start of the meeting; no formal action was required. The Commission moved on to the next agenda items, including program updates and votes on grants and guidelines.
