Police Commission · Feb 4, 2026
Wednesday3 h 03 min4 officials identified21 public speakers12 agenda itemsVideo: SFGovTV
The item that drew the most public speakers: Approve revised Department General Order 5.20, “Language Access Services” for the Department to use in meeting and conferring with the effected bargaining units, 18 speakers, over 1 h 48 min.
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Agenda · 12 itemsShowHide
- 0:51General Public Comment
- 7:45Consent Calendar
- 8:52Chief's Report
- 25:06DPA Director's Report
- 29:39Commission Reports
- 33:59Approve revised Department General Order 5.20, "Language Access Services" for the Department to use in meeting and conferring with the effected bargaining units
- 2:22:24DPA's Use of Force Audit
- 2:56:54Public comment
- 2:57:14Vote on whether to hold Item 10 in Closed Session
- 2:57:50Closed Session
- 3:02:25Vote to elect whether to disclose any or all discussion on Item 10 held in closed session
- 3:03:00Adjournment
What happened
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- Line item 2, the consent calendar, was taken up: SFPD’s Family Code 6228 quarterly report, the semiannual sexual assault evidence kit report, and a document protocol report to be received and filed.7:26
- After the roll call on the consent calendar motion, the result was announced as “You have 7 yeses.” Line item 3, the Chief’s Report on weekly crime trends, followed.8:45
- Line item 4, the DPA Director’s Report, was called, covering the digitalization project, a 2025 audit on use of force oversight, and staffing.24:58
- Line item 6 was called: discussion and possible action on revised Department General Order 5.20, Language Access Services, for meeting and conferring with affected bargaining units.33:42
Who spoke
4 officials identified · talk time, most first.
- Kevin BenedictoCommissioner · 17 minFirst speaks at 30:14
- C. Don ClayPresident · 13 minFirst speaks at 18:14
- Cindy EliasCommissioner · 7.7 minFirst speaks at 20:10
- Mattie ScottCommissioner · 5.7 minFirst speaks at 18:21
Public comment: 21 speakers.
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Hamlet, “Police Commission, Feb 4, 2026: San Francisco.” https://cities.myhamlet.com/sf/police/meetings/2026-02-04. Data as of Oct 9, 2026 (version d14b03c); meeting of Feb 4, 2026.



