LAFCO appoints Jeremy Pollock as new executive officer to advance Clean Power SF

The San Francisco Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) held a meeting on July 4, 2025, where the primary focus was the appointment of Jeremy Pollock as the new executive officer. The meeting highlighted Pollock's extensive background in public service, including eight years as a legislative aide and four years as an analyst at the Department of Technology. His experience is expected to be instrumental in advancing key initiatives such as Clean Power SF and the public bank project.

During the meeting, Pollock expressed his enthusiasm for the role, emphasizing the importance of local and state policy solutions amidst ongoing gridlock at the federal level. He noted that LAFCO is well-positioned to tackle significant challenges, particularly in renewable energy and public banking, areas he has been passionate about throughout his career.

Commissioners and members of the public voiced strong support for Pollock's appointment. They praised his contributions to Clean Power SF, stating that his efforts were crucial in its successful launch. Public comments highlighted Pollock's ability to bridge technology and policy, particularly in initiatives aimed at expanding fiber optic networks to underserved communities, which is seen as vital for future energy projects.

The meeting concluded with the formal announcement of Pollock's salary and benefits, set at $142,584 annually, along with standard city employee benefits. Pollock is expected to officially start his role on January 10, 2026, after a brief family leave. The commissioners expressed confidence in his leadership and the positive impact he will have on LAFCO's initiatives moving forward.