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Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee — Meeting Minutes (February 12, 2026)
San FranciscoFeb 12, 20263 min read
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Committee met Feb 12, 2026 (Chair Matt Dorsey presiding). Members continued consideration of cash-acceptance ordinance and the power-outages hearing, heard and filed a shelter services item for 711 Post Street, and amended and recommended two PG&E-related resolutions.
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Public testimony and departmental reportsPolice Code: cash-acceptance requirement (brick-and-mortar businesses)PG&E asset acquisition supportShelter services and operations — 711 Post Street; Urban Alchemy contract complianceWidespread December 20, 2025 power outages — causes, response, impactsPG&E accountability and Safety Certificate; urging Governor and CPUC action
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- File 260025 (Ordinance to repeal Police Code requirement that brick-and-mortar businesses accept cash): continued to call of the Chair (motion carried: Ayes 3).
- File 250993 (Hearing — Shelter services and operations at 711 Post Street): heard and filed (motion carried: Ayes 3).
- File 260035 (Hearing — Widespread power outages beginning Dec 20, 2025): continued to call of the Chair (motion carried: Ayes 3).
- File 260030 (Resolution re-affirming City support to acquire PG&E assets): amended (addition prioritizing protection and transition of current PG&E workers) and recommended as amended (motion carried: Ayes 3).
- File 260031 (Resolution re: accountability for PG&E outages / Safety Certificate): amended (substantive edits and new title to urge Governor and CPUC to hold PG&E accountable) and recommended as amended (motion carried: Ayes 3).
- Meeting adjourned at 2:14 p.m.
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