8 Animal Control and Welfare Commission’s meetings
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Oct 8 · Commission meetingApproval of draft minutes for the April, May and July 2026 meetings was continued to the November meeting.Speakers: Michael Angelo Torres
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Jul 9 · Commission meetingUnder new business, the council discussed Commission Streamlining Task Force recommendations, including the change in name to the Animal Advisory Council and a move from the public health code to the administrative code.Speakers: Michael Angelo Torres
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May 14 · Commission meetingApproval of the draft April 2026 minutes was not voted on; the minutes were announced to be voted on at next month's meeting.Speakers: Michael Angelo Torres, Mikaila Garfinkel, Irina Ozernoy
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Apr 9 · Commission meetingThe commission took up a follow-up discussion of artificial grass at Crocker Amazon Park, mandatory spay and neuter legislation, giant pandas at the San Francisco Zoo, and glue traps and rodenticides.Speakers: Michael Angelo Torres, Mikaila Garfinkel, Michael Reed
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Mar 12 · Commission meetingAfter the vote, the meeting minutes were announced as approved.Speakers: Michael Angelo Torres, Irina Ozernoy, Michael Reed
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Feb 12 · Commission meetingCommissioners voted on the draft minutes of the January 2026 meeting, and the minutes were announced as approved.Speakers: Michael Angelo Torres, Irina Ozernoy, Mikaila Garfinkel
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Jan 8 · Commission meetingAfter the roll call vote on the minutes, the chair announced that "those meeting minutes have been approved."Speakers: Michael Angelo Torres, Mikaila Garfinkel
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Nov 13, 2025 · Commission meetingThe next commission meeting was announced for Thursday, January 8th, with a presentation on the San Francisco Zoo tentatively scheduled.Speakers: Michael Angelo Torres, Mikaila Garfinkel, Dayna Sherwood, Michael Reed
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