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Committee advances ordinance to set timelines and data rules for police security at San Francisco festivals
Summary
The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee advanced an ordinance to create a clear timeline and data collection process for event organizers requesting additional police ("10b") personnel. Police said they have no objection; the committee moved the item forward without objection to be placed on the Feb. 23 Board agenda.
The San Francisco Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee on its February meeting advanced an ordinance intended to make the process for requesting additional police personnel for festivals more transparent and predictable.
The measure, authored by Supervisor David Campos with coauthor Supervisor John Avalos, would amend the Administrative Code to require event organizers to follow a clear timeline when applying for so-called "10b" police security, require the Police Department to respond with a recommended number of officers within that timeline, and create a data-collection process through the San Francisco Entertainment Commission documenting how many…
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