What Alan Wong said on Apr 23, 2026

57:06Homelessness
I support this legislation because it recognized something very basic. If someone is trying to get sober and stabilize their life, the city should be willing to offer housing that supports that goal. This measure is forward-looking. It does not automatically convert existing permanent supportive housing sites.Alan WongMember · Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee · Apr 23, 2026Open the meeting at 57:06
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Oct 8 · Joint Hearing - Staffing Needs, Policies, and Procedures Responding to Sexual Assault took 3 h 22 minThe longest item after routine business: Joint Hearing - Staffing Needs, Policies, and Procedures Responding to Sexual Assault, 3 h 22 min of this 7 h 10 min meeting.Speakers: Bilal Mahmood, Danny Sauter, Alan Wong
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Sep 24 · Hearing - Tree Canopy Equity and Resource Allocation in District 6 took 1 h 55 minThe longest item after routine business: Hearing - Tree Canopy Equity and Resource Allocation in District 6, 1 h 55 min of this 2 h 09 min meeting.Speakers: Danny Sauter, Bilal Mahmood, Alan Wong
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Sep 10 · Committee meetingThe motion to forward the resolution to the full board with positive recommendation was announced as passed, after a roll call reported as "3 ayes."Speakers: Danny Sauter
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Jul 23 · Hearing - Extreme Heat Preparedness took 2 h 07 minThe longest item after routine business: Hearing - Extreme Heat Preparedness, 2 h 07 min of this 2 h 28 min meeting.Speakers: Danny Sauter
Longest item: 86% of the meeting8 agenda itemsWatch
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18 public speakers a meeting; the biggest crowd, 38, came on Oct 8, 2026
Oct 8, 2026A joint hearing of the Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee and the Commission on the Status of Women was called on staffing needs, policies, and procedures for responding to reports of sexual assault.38 speakersFeb 12, 2026Item 1, an ordinance amending the Police Code to delete Article 55 and repeal the requirement that brick-and-mortar businesses accept cash, was called.36 speakersApr 23, 202634 speakersNov 13, 2025The committee heard an ordinance amending the police code to raise the maximum fine for misdemeanor sideshow convictions from $500 to $1,000.33 speakersMar 12, 2026The committee took up an ordinance amending the administrative code to require Public Works evaluations and reports on mechanical street sweeping, and amending the health code on refuse receptacle requirements.28 speakers
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