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Rules Committee continues Carmen Chu city administrator reappointment to Jan. 12
Summary
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Rules Committee on Jan. 5 continued the mayoral reappointment of Carmen Chu as city administrator to Jan. 12, citing a scheduling error; the committee voted to continue the matter unanimously and recorded no public comment.
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Chair Shamone Walton moved on Jan. 5 to continue the mayoral reappointment of Carmen Chu as city administrator to the Rules Committee's next meeting, saying a scheduling error prevented all parties from attending.
The motion described the appointment as a five-year term effective on the motion's effective date and cited Charter section 3.104. Clerk Victor Young announced that items acting at this meeting are expected to appear on the Board of Supervisors agenda for Jan. 13, 2026. The clerk opened and then closed public comment for the item after recording there were no speakers.
The committee voted to continue the item by voice roll call. The clerk recorded "Cheryl, aye; Madelmann, aye; Walton, aye." The clerk announced the motion passed without objection, and Chair Walton said, "Motion carries." The matter will be taken up again at the Rules Committee meeting on Monday, Jan. 12.
No public testimony was recorded on the reappointment during the Jan. 5 hearing.
