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Committee forwards SFPD anti‑human trafficking grant augmentation to full Board
Summary
The subcommittee forwarded a retroactive grant augmentation letting SFPD expand the Anti‑Human Trafficking Task Force with roughly $230,529 in additional funds; Captain McFadden said a quarter of the funds will go to Asian Pacific Islanders Legal Outreach Fund and the item was moved forward without objection.
The Budget & Finance Subcommittee voted to forward a resolution that retroactively authorizes the San Francisco Police Department to accept and expand a Governor’s Office of Emergency Services grant augmentation for the Anti‑Human Trafficking Task Force.
Captain Joe McFadden presented the grant and staff involved in enforcement and grant administration, reporting a total of $230,529 (an initial $159,469 plus Amendment Number 3 for $71,060). He said 25 percent of the augmentation will be distributed to the Asian Pacific Islanders Legal Outreach Fund, which coordinates with SFPD enforcement work.
After brief public comment, the committee moved the item forward with full recommendation and without objection; the item will appear on the March 11 Board agenda for final adoption.
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