What happened on Monday, 11 July 2022
San Francisco County, California
SFPD outlines guidelines for temporary live monitoring and historical footage access from private cameras.
Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
On July 11, 2022, Lock Haven City Council awarded the Phase 1 Old Dam construction contract to Francis Palo Inc. and voted to advance a package of three interim draw loans (Series A $1.5M, B $1.3M, C $1.7M) and a first-reading ordinance tied to a $5M PennVEST financing award.
Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
Walkhaven discusses final public hearing for $735K skate park funding application.
San Francisco County, California
The Rules Committee accepted amendments and continued SFPD’s draft policy implementing California Assembly Bill 481 on law‑enforcement equipment, citing missing details (authorized uses, oversight, assault‑rifle inventory) and asking for more time to comply with state law.
San Francisco County, California
Public defenders urge San Francisco to amend surveillance policy for community protection.
Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
City staff held a final public hearing on Lock Haven’s proposed CDBG‑CV competitive application seeking $735,000, saying $728,018 would fund a new skate park at Coleman Park and the remainder would cover administration; council approval is set for July 25, 2022 and the application was to be submitted by Aug. 1.
San Francisco County, California
Supervisors endorse historic landmark status for Visitation Valley's first designated church.
San Francisco County, California
Supervisors finalize charter amendments addressing student success funding and rent control requirements.
Natural Resources - Reclamation Mining & Safety Division, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
New safety rules implemented for mining operations address fall risks and explosive handling.
San Francisco County, California
The San Francisco Rules Committee continued consideration of an SFPD policy to access non‑city surveillance cameras for temporary live monitoring and historical footage, after extensive public comment raising civil liberties, retention and data‑sharing concerns; Chair Peskin moved to continue the item one week.
Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
Council votes yes on multiple park usage requests for local community events.
San Francisco County, California
Committee endorses amendments to planning code facilitating development on auto-oriented sites.
San Francisco County, California
Community leaders urge removal of barriers to affordable housing to combat displacement in San Francisco.
San Francisco County, California
Officials advocate for enhanced surveillance to improve public safety and address narcotics issues.
San Francisco County, California
Council discusses potential implementation of live monitoring for improved safety measures.
San Francisco County, California
Teamster 665 and EVgo urge city supervisors to ensure equitable EV charging development.
Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
Jersey Shore State Bank presents best fixed rates for refinancing $3.6 million in loans.
San Francisco County, California
Residents call for safeguarding civil liberties against proposed SFPD surveillance measures.
Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
Council approves funding for Bull Dam construction and schedules training for municipal officials.
San Francisco County, California
Supervisors approved accessory‑use amendments to the EV charging ordinance and directed further review of conditional‑use criteria for fleet charging after extensive public comment from labor groups, EV industry and community organizations.
San Francisco County, California
Board of Supervisors proposes ordinance to support housing for low-income and moderate-income residents.
San Francisco County, California
Committee hears from Chief Scott on surveillance policy before public input and further discussion.
San Francisco County, California
Supervisors discuss transforming auto-oriented sites into housing amid construction cost concerns.
San Francisco County, California
District 7 caller expresses fears over SFPD's increased surveillance and data access.
Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
Representatives of the Suburban Water Authority told council they are concerned about a consolidated cost‑sharing agreement that could shift long‑term debt allocations; council members formed a small subcommittee to meet with suburban representatives and the city solicitor.
San Francisco County, California
The committee approved sending to the full Board an amendment that preserves the 15% cap for a defined "core delivery service" while allowing restaurants to voluntarily purchase additional optional services beyond that cap; supervisors Chan and Mandelmann joined as co‑sponsors.
San Francisco County, California
Planning staff presented an ordinance to ease conversion of auto‑oriented parcels to housing and to remove conditional‑use barriers for service‑station conversions. Supervisors pressed for feasibility studies and protections for legacy businesses; the committee agreed to non‑substantive edits, duplicate the file (one with density increases, one without) and continue both to the call of the chair.
San Francisco County, California
Council approves naming Howard Street as United Players Way to honor community service impact.
San Francisco County, California
The committee voted to forward three items accepting Phase 1 public improvements and granting encroachment permissions for Potrero Hope SF and Sunnydale Hope SF projects, integrating new streets, utilities and public spaces into the city system.
Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
Council approved a set of park-use requests (Clinton County United Way, Roads to Peace rally, LH Jams, Wanda DeManno, Ashley Simcox), approved minutes and made routine personnel approvals including extending a tentative patrol offer.
San Francisco County, California
The committee voted unanimously to send to the full Board an ordinance permitting the tax collector to publish vacancy tax data and to waive penalties for late vacancy‑tax filings for 2022–2023 to ease implementation and reduce burdens on small businesses.
San Francisco County, California
San Francisco board reviews new surveillance technology policy ensuring public transparency and accountability.
San Francisco County, California
Supervisors discuss ordinance to convert gas stations into housing for increased density.
San Francisco County, California
The Land Use and Transportation Committee voted to send an ordinance creating a Housing Innovation Program—offering loans and technical assistance for accessory dwelling units and down-payment help for childcare workers—to the full Board of Supervisors with a positive recommendation.
San Francisco County, California
The committee voted to advance a resolution designating 240 Leland Ave (Saint James Presbyterian Church) as a landmark, highlighting the building’s Julia Morgan design, Filipino‑American congregation history and community advocacy for more neighborhood landmarks.
San Francisco County, California
Public comments reflect strong opposition to proposed police surveillance policy in San Francisco.
Blackstone-Millville, School Boards, Massachusetts
Facilities reported asbestos abatement at the high school, installation of 21 middle-school cameras, upcoming paving and playground work; the committee approved a facilities-use request from the Blackstone-Millville Youth Basketball Association and expanded summer meal service for students and the community.
Blackstone-Millville, School Boards, Massachusetts
Blackstone-Millville leaders approved FY22 closeout transfers, noting stronger-than-expected Medicaid and state reimbursements, and unanimously renewed a contract with financial-services accountant Ron Pierre-Lewis, increasing his hourly rate and not-to-exceed cap.
Blackstone-Millville, School Boards, Massachusetts
The Blackstone-Millville School Committee on July 11 approved posting an interim business manager focused on finance for the coming school year and restructured coaching staff to create a 12-month lead teaching-and-learning coach, a budget-neutral move reallocating existing assistant-superintendent funds.