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DPA says jail tablet survey is ready; board asked for pilot testing, messaging and clarity on data use
Summary
The Department of Police Accountability told the board a 13-section, tablet-based survey adapted by vendor Nucleos is ready for launch; members urged pilot testing, clarity on overlap with other surveys, and a plan for outreach, incentives and data use.
Marshall Kine, chief of staff at the Department of Police Accountability, briefed the board on a planned tablet-based survey for people incarcerated in San Francisco jails designed to collect anonymous feedback on facility conditions, legal-rights compliance, programs, visitation, commissary and reentry supports.
Kine said the survey is organized into 13 topical sections and…
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