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Fire Commission recommends settlement and votes to withhold closed‑session disclosure
Summary
After an in‑camera discussion under state and city codes, the commission moved to recommend a settlement to the Board of Supervisors and then voted unanimously not to disclose the closed‑session discussions.
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The Fire Commission voted to enter closed session under provisions cited in the agenda (California Government Code section 54957 and San Francisco Administrative Code section 67.1, as recorded in the meeting packet) and recessed at 5:50 p.m.
After returning, the commission reported a reportable action: "The commission moved to recommend settlement to the Board of Supervisors," the secretary said. Commissioners then voted on whether to disclose any or all discussions held in closed session; a motion to keep the closed‑session discussions confidential was moved and seconded and recorded as unanimous.
No further public details about the litigation or settlement terms were disclosed at the meeting. The commission adjourned after the nondisclosure vote.
