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At a glance: commission adopts consent calendar, moves to closed session and declines disclosure
Summary
The commission received and filed the consent calendar (6–0), voted to go into closed session under SF Administrative Code §67.10(d) (6–0), and later voted not to disclose closed‑session discussions under §67.12(a) (6–0).
The San Francisco Police Commission recorded three formal actions during its April 9 meeting:
1) Consent calendar (Line item 3): Motion to receive and file the consent calendar — which included a $9,851.84 luncheon donation for the vehicle theft abatement awards and DPA/SFPD monthly reports — passed on a roll call of six yes votes. Commissioners Scott, Leung, Clay, Benedicto, Yi and President Elias were recorded as voting yes.
2) Closed session (Line item 10): The commission voted to recess into closed session under San Francisco Administrative Code Section 67.10(d); the motion carried with six yes votes and the commission recessed.
3) Non‑disclosure vote (Line item 12): After returning to open session, the commission voted on a motion not to disclose any or all of the closed‑session discussions under San Francisco Administrative Code Section 67.12(a); the motion passed on a six‑yes vote.
All three roll calls were recorded in the public record; the commission did not disclose the content of the closed session.
