Members
The talk-time ranking for the Government Audit and Oversight Committee is held
Too few members’ voices are identified here to compare. Each member’s page has their clips and meetings.Runs the meetingsOpen their page: every clip, meeting and topicStephen Sherrill has chaired it since May 21, 2026, when Sherrill first opened a meeting as chair. Before that, Jackie Fielder opened 7 meetings as chair, from Nov 6, 2025 to Mar 5, 2026. From the chair’s own words at the start of each meeting and the newest assignment memo.Members · listed by seatOpen their page: every clip, meeting and topicOpen their page: every clip, meeting and topic
“Voice identified” counts the meetings where we could attribute a member’s voice. A meeting missing there means we couldn’t attribute it, not that they were absent.Stephen SherrillDistrict 2 · Chair since May 21, 2026—talk time not measuredRuns the meetings, so not comparedVoice identified at 13 of 18 transcribed meetings while seated
AttendanceThe clerk’s roll calls for this body aren’t in our record.
Speaking—Runs the meetings, so not compared.
Their top topics
Housing and tenants7%
Share of the time they spoke, by topic. Only topics that passed our check.Two of their clips
What have we requested voluntary— maybe this is a better question for the MTA, so feel free to push it to them. But have we requested the voluntary operating changes of the various rideshare AV companies?”
I don’t mean that flippantly. When I hear that the police department is short 480 sworn officers, what I hear is that if tomorrow 480 laterals showed up or something and we decided to hire them. Boom, we have positions, we can slap them in and start paying them money.”
Alan WongDistrict 4 · Member—talk time not measuredVoice identified at 3 of 3 transcribed meetings while seated
AttendanceThe clerk’s roll calls for this body aren’t in our record.
Speaking—Too little of their speech carries a checked name to compare.
Their top topicsNo checked topic mix for this member here yet.
Two of their clips
During some past major events like the PG&E outages, Waymo has been a challenge for first responders and congestion.”
Homelessness is one of the most difficult and consequential challenges facing San Francisco. The city has built a large system to respond to that challenge, one that relies heavily on nonprofit partners to provide housing, shelter, outreach, and supportive services to thousands of people every year.”
Jackie FielderDistrict 9 · Vice chair · chaired Nov 6, 2025 to Mar 5, 2026—talk time not measuredVoice identified at 10 of 18 transcribed meetings while seated
AttendanceThe clerk’s roll calls for this body aren’t in our record.
Speaking—Too little of their speech carries a checked name to compare.
Their top topics
Housing and tenants12%
Share of the time they spoke, by topic. Only topics that passed our check.Two of their clips
And I mean, 5% discount on, on bike share is not a lot. Those rides should be free. I mean, right, bike shares are not even, um, competitive with rides. So I am of the personal opinion that Lyft should be giving a lot more community benefits.”
We have testimony from former residents that they’ve been locked out, denied mental health support, forced to live without kitchen access, and punished for breaking curfew, not to mention complaints of overcrowding, poor living conditions at the facility.”