If we can have the council members um to their seats, we'll be starting public safety shortly.

The time is now 656 p.m.

and this meeting may come to order.

Before taking role, I will provide instructions on how to submit speaker cards for items on this agenda.

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This meeting time this meeting came to order at 6 56 p.m.

and speaker cards will no longer be accepted.

10 minutes after, making that time 7.06 p.m.

We'll now proceed with taking roll.

Council members Brown.

Present.

Five.

Hi.

Present.

Houston.

Here.

And Chair Wong.

Present.

Thank you.

We have four members present.

Chair, do you have any announcements at this time?

Uh no, just uh welcome back.

And uh let's get to it.

Thank you.

Starting off with item one approval of the draft minutes from the committee meeting of July 14, 2026.

We have no speakers on this item, just need a motion.

Councilmember Fife.

Move approval.

I'll second that.

Thank you.

That's a motion made by Councilmember Fife, seconded by Chair Wong to ex to approve the draft minutes from the committee meeting of July 14, 2026.

Honoral council members Brown.

Aye.

Five.

Aye.

Houston.

Aye.

And Chair Wong.

Aye.

Thank you.

Item number one passes with four eyes to accept the draft minutes from the July 14th committee meeting.

Item two, determination of schedule of outstanding committee items, and we have two speakers on this item.

Okay, let's go to public comment.

Calling in the names that signed up to speak on item two, Jesse Rosemore and Asada Olabala.

Hi, how are you?

Jesse Rosemore.

Um, I think I spoke already to the uh the item on the no date specific list.

Uh the the great legislation by Carol Fife that I I cannot wait for this council to actually take up.

It's been over a year, so it's boggling to me why this the city council won't take that up.

Another thing that I didn't see on that list is the OPOA contract, and I would really like to know how in the world that skipped this committee, something so impactful, something that sells out our city over the next five years to the tune of 72 million dollars, while our our city employees here at the city of Oakland are waiting for a fair contract.

The me too clause is absolutely insulting.

The other thing that I didn't see on that uh on that on that agenda is or the the penning the penning list is anything on Flock.

Uh we know we had uh this this item that was sort of snuck through the surveillance policy uh at the last public safety committee meeting back in July, where uh you know you wanted to match OPD's use of Flock to the policy rather than the other way around, like you actually should be doing.

Um I didn't see that on here.

I heard a I heard a promise that I would come back.

Um I kind of have a guess as to when we're gonna see that, and it's gonna be in uh November.

Is that right?

Yeah, okay.

So that's uh that's that.