What the members said

2:19:03…with respect to a body camera that’s not working, did you really intend for that to be a true exception, that somebody can go out on patrol, can go out on a route and not have a camera as a result because it didn’t work?Larry LowCommissioner · Police Commission · Jul 8, 2026Open the meeting at 2:19:03

1:10:23No, I get that, but what I’m saying is when you look at it over the long period of time, the percentage of complaints you receive is still essentially the same. That hasn’t decreased, is my point, right?
Cindy EliasCommissioner · Police Commission · Apr 8, 2026Open the meeting at 1:10:23
58:37It would be good to, at some point, to give a report on how many classes in the last 1 year or 12 months we have graduation and where did those officers go? Where were they? Which stations they go to?
Pratibha TekkeyCommissioner · Police Commission · Jun 3, 2026Open the meeting at 58:37
Three members are in the running for most talk time (preliminary)
Preliminary: at least 73% of members’ talk time is identified, under the 80% for a full comparison. The three in the running each average 4.4 to 6.6 minutes a meeting, and each could rank first; the data can’t order them.
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3 more meetings are not transcribed yet.
Listed after the newest meeting above, not transcribed yet (video listings through Oct 23): 2
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Policing and public safety took 53% of the Police Commission’s meeting time, more than at most bodies in the city
Share of meeting time by topic, from the clerk’s agenda times · 23 meetings, 52 hours · Oct 24, 2025 – Oct 23, 2026, the clerk’s times also cover meetings not yet transcribed
bar = share of meeting time · line = 90% range · tick = typical San Francisco body (shown where it is 0.5% or more)
Seven public speakers a meeting; the biggest crowd, 25, came on Jul 8, 2026
bar = public speakers at that meeting · tick = average meeting