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Police Commission · Nov 19, 2025

Wednesday3 h 27 min6 officials identified10 public speakers12 agenda itemsVideo: SFGovTV

The item that drew the most public speakers: Presentation and discussion on SFPD?s Staffing Analysis Report, 9 speakers, over 1 h 05 min.

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20 of 23 meetings transcribed, Oct 24, 2025 to Oct 23, 2026.This meeting: Nov 19, 2025
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Agenda · 12 itemsShowHide
  1. 0:44Weekly Officer Recognition Certificate11 min · Policing and public safety · 1 public speaker
  2. 12:36General Public Comment3 min · General public comment
  3. 15:51Consent Calendarunder 1 min · Routine business
  4. 16:48Chief's Report8 min · Policing and public safety · 1 clip
  5. 24:52DPA Director's Report6 min · Policing and public safety
  6. 31:22Commission Reportsunder 1 min · Routine business
  7. 31:47Presentation and discussion on SFPD?s recruitment process, at the request of the Commission1 h 00 min · 2 clips · 1 public speaker
  8. 1:32:19Presentation and discussion on SFPD?s Staffing Analysis Report1 h 05 min · 9 public speakers
  9. 2:38:10Discussion and possible action to adopt revised Department General Order 6.16, ?Sexual Assaults?under 1 min · Policing and public safety
  10. 2:39:02Public comment on all matters pertaining to Item 13, Closed Sessionunder 1 min · Routine business
  11. 2:39:20Vote on whether to hold Item 13 in Closed Sessionunder 1 min · Routine business
  12. 2:40:01Closed Session46 min · Routine business

What happened

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  1. Item 3, the consent calendar (the Police Commission’s statement of purpose), was moved for adoption and voted on; the result was announced as “You have 6 yeses.”16:30
  2. On line item 10, revised Department General Order 6.16, Sexual Assaults, was moved for final adoption with a 45-business-day implementation timeframe; the result was announced as “You have 6 yeses.”2:38:14

Quotes

Officials only, in order.

And one of the callers mentioned that there was over 900 dog bites in the city. Is that right? Aggressive dogs are— so I don’t know if that’s the fact, or is that just— I was just wondering if the police have any data on that, or did they have that many dog bites out there.Larry Low · Commissioner23:00
Until how long does it take for them to get a response from SFPD saying, hey, you’re in, you’ve qualified basic qualification, you’re done. Now it’s time for you to take testing and other things. How long does it take, that time frame?Pratibha Tekkey · Vice president45:08
…we surveying the communities and getting feedback from the community of the importance of becoming a police officer? Here in San Francisco. Are we doing that?Mattie Scott · Commissioner1:19:53

Who spoke

6 officials identified · talk time, most first.

Public comment: 10 speakers.

How we count

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Hamlet, “Police Commission, Nov 19, 2025: San Francisco.” https://cities.myhamlet.com/sf/police/meetings/2025-11-19. Data as of Oct 9, 2026 (version d14b03c); meeting of Nov 19, 2025.