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Willie Adams talks the most on the Port Commission: at least 8.8 minutes a meeting (preliminary)

Preliminary: at least 62% of members’ talk time is identified, under the 80% for a full comparison. No other member’s rank range reaches first place. Members we compare average 1.3 to 8.8 minutes a meeting.
At least 62% of members’ talk time here is identifiedPreliminary: under 80% of talk time is identified.
62% identified80% for a full comparison
Minutes a meeting, from the speech we can attribute to each member by voice, over meetings held while they were seated. The bar is the 90% range; the dot is our estimate. Where bars overlap, the data can’t say who talks more.
Runs the meetings
Stephen EngblomPresident · runs the meetings6.7min of talk time a meeting7 of 7present at roll callVoice identified at 13 of 15 transcribed meetings while seated
AttendancePresent at the roll call for 7 of 7 meetings, Nov 18, 2025 to Aug 11, 2026. Official roll call, from the clerk
Speaking6.7 min of talk time a meetingRuns the meetings, so not compared.
Their top topics
Development and land use8%
Share of the time they spoke, by topic. Only topics that passed our check.
Open their page: every clip, meeting and topic
Members · listed by seat
Willie AdamsCommissioner8.8min of talk time a meeting7 of 7present at roll callVoice identified at 14 of 15 transcribed meetings while seated
AttendancePresent at the roll call for 7 of 7 meetings, Nov 18, 2025 to Aug 11, 2026. Official roll call, from the clerk
Speaking8.8 min of talk time a meeting90% range 6.9 to 12.1 minutes, over 15 meetings held while seated. Counts only speech we can attribute by voice, so it can undercount.
Their top topics
Development and land use6%
Share of the time they spoke, by topic. Only topics that passed our check.
Open their page: every clip, meeting and topic
Two of their clips
HomelessnessNov 18, 2025 · 3:03:10
Those that were against, you know, everybody can be judgmental. Nobody wanted it in their neighborhood, right? You know, anybody could wind up homeless, but some people wouldn’t want that.”
Port CommissionMar 10, 2026 · 3:02:36
Or tech companies come in to think that they can run the port. That’s not their job to run the port. I can see them partnering, but I think we have to remain autonomous and have control over the Port of San Francisco because it’s under the Burton Act?”
Vanessa Tapia HartiganCommissioner1.3min of talk time a meeting1 of 1present at roll callVoice identified at 5 of 15 transcribed meetings while seated
AttendancePresent at the roll call for 1 of 1 meeting, Aug 11, 2026 to Aug 11, 2026. Official roll call, from the clerk
Speaking1.3 min of talk time a meeting90% range 0.4 to 3.9 minutes, over 15 meetings held while seated. Counts only speech we can attribute by voice, so it can undercount.
Their top topicsNo checked topic mix for this member here yet.
Open their page: every clip, meeting and topic
Rich LeeCommissioner5.6min of talk time a meeting2 of 2present at roll callVoice identified at 12 of 15 transcribed meetings while seated
AttendancePresent at the roll call for 2 of 2 meetings, Jul 14, 2026 to Aug 11, 2026. Official roll call, from the clerk
Speaking5.6 min of talk time a meeting90% range 3.8 to 8.9 minutes, over 15 meetings held while seated. Counts only speech we can attribute by voice, so it can undercount.
Their top topics
Development and land use5%
Share of the time they spoke, by topic. Only topics that passed our check.
Open their page: every clip, meeting and topic
One of their clips
Port CommissionNov 18, 2025 · 2:57:24
I mean, I think the neighbors want to know and they want to be trained. It’s not that difficult. And if it’s available, we— my staff all knows how to use Narcan at the clubs because it could happen. Right. And it’s all free training.”
Ken McNeelyVice President3.2min of talk time a meeting7 of 7present at roll callVoice identified at 12 of 15 transcribed meetings while seated
AttendancePresent at the roll call for 7 of 7 meetings, Nov 18, 2025 to Aug 11, 2026. Official roll call, from the clerk
Speaking3.2 min of talk time a meeting90% range 2.2 to 5.6 minutes, over 15 meetings held while seated. Counts only speech we can attribute by voice, so it can undercount.
Their top topics
Development and land use4%
Share of the time they spoke, by topic. Only topics that passed our check.
Open their page: every clip, meeting and topic
One of their clips
Port CommissionMay 12, 2026 · 23:31
The port and the staff does a great job with community outreach. You always seem to have your finger on the pulse of the community, and the work that you were doing and you mentioned around the cruise terminal and some of the outreach with the community has always been fantastic.”
“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.
Attendance

Roll calls at 7 of 16 meetings, through Aug 11, 2026

From the clerk’s own record, listed by seat. This is the official attendance record. It is separate from our voice counts, and we don’t compare members on it.
MemberPresentAbsentExcusedRoll calls
Stephen Engblom7007
Willie Adams7007
Vanessa Tapia Hartigan1001
Rich Lee2002
Ken McNeely7007
How the record counts. The clerk's minutes list each member as present, absent or excused at the roll call. Excused means the board voted to excuse the member.