plan i shared with you is going into what we call a deep dive, so we are actually working with each one of the divisions and reviewing each individual project and have that dashboard, color coded dashboard to review and i m aware where each project is. thank you for the opportunity to present and i certainly look forward to working with all of you on technology projects for the city. so, i m happy to answer any questions. thank you, linda. colleagues? i do have a few questions. so, thank so much, for presenting today. and it feels like you know, there s quite a bit of work that needs to be done, but i m glad that we are moving towards a process of addressing it. i had, i wanted to bring up somewhat separate concern, although related to this audit, which is expense of our licensed software usage here in san francisco and i know i bring this up all the time at the board meeting when we have licensed software contracts that come before the board. and it s really not a critic
celebrate the completion of our new office of chief medical examiners facility. [ applause ] just to acknowledge a couple of people that are joining us today i see the fire chief. his wife is here. i see commander laz is r is here, along with commander ewing from the police department. of course, our sheriff, sheriff hennessee, who will be actually providing security at this facility, tom dewey, the director, and the office of occi. the office of community engagement and involvement. yes. and, of course, all of you. i just again want to say thank you. what a tremendous project this is. it brings me great joy to welcome this new addition to the city s infrastructure to hunter s point the neighborhood the prom has been in the works for a while. we re glad to have it in bayview. not only is this facility a world-class facility, it s this facility has been delivered in a very fiscal matter and timely. i think, for me, one of the most important things that we like on a job and
have ever seen. i think it was, we don t want to put in first of all, they re confidential. we don t want to put in anything that would restrict participation in or reporting of information but i have never understood so closed does not speak to the merits of the number of complaints received. i m wondering if there s a reason and i think there is, but if you could tell me again, i would appreciate it. you are correct. because the complaint is closed doesn t mean it was substantiated. we evaluate the complaint, the investigation determines if there s a factual basis for the allegations and then if the allegations are true, if the alleged conduct would violate city criteria, policy and procedure or city code does that answer the first part? substantiated or unsubstantiated are both inside the closed category. and in the quarterly and annual reports it breaks down it breaks out by department. there s a table in quarterly reports or chart showing which percentage o
john will remember and probably agnos as well that the only alive black republican in the world ran booker t. center. his daughter and his son and it was amazing how this was designed and people participated. jim stratton was here and he was the booker t. washington executive director. a mean son of a bitch but in every way and when in college london the organizations called i guess you would call them alpha, calpa, all of us. this is where we played when there was a fraternity league going booker t. is where we did exactly that. we didn t know about all of the people living out in hunter s point. they were foreigners. we didn t bring them over here because we had a black community that was incredible and booker t. was near the center of that black community. and it was just a wonderful thing. and to now have it redone to seat it this day in age, it is a godsend and and to have it redone in this day in age, it is a godsend and as said, you can look to do with the right ki
embraced the audit, and is actively working on improving their processes. right now there is a meeting going on where the strategic plan i shared with you is going into what we call a deep dive, so we are actually working with each one of the divisions and reviewing each individual project and have that dashboard, color coded dashboard to review and i m aware where each project is. thank you for the opportunity to present and i certainly look forward to working with all of you on technology projects for the city. so, i m happy to answer any questions. thank you, linda. colleagues? i do have a few questions. so, thank so much, for presenting today. and it feels like you know, there s quite a bit of work that needs to be done, but i m glad that we are moving towards a process of addressing it. i had, i wanted to bring up somewhat separate concern, although related to this audit, which is expense of our licensed software usage here in san francisco and i know i bring this up