Last site update: 12-May-2008 11:38 AM

The District Station Boundaries Analysis is complete and the report is available for download here.

Please join us for Public Safety Strategies Group's presentation of their findings and recommendations at a joint hearing of the Police Commission and the Board of Supervisors Public Safety Committee on Monday, May 19 at 6:00pm in the Board of Supervisors Chambers of City Hall.

The Foot Patrol Program Evaluation is also complete and that report is available for download here.

Stay tuned for further updates about the Organizational Assessment Study.

La Evaluación de Patrullas a Pie ha sido finalizada.  El reporte está disponible en inglés y puede ser descargado aquí.   Esperamos su asistencia a una audiencia pública donde se explicarán los resultados y recomendaciones de este reporte en una audiencia conjunta de la Comisión Policial y el Grupo de Estrategias para la Seguridad Pública (PSSG), el miércoles 16 de abril a las 6:00pm en el Salón de la Junta de Supervisores.

Próximamente en Mayo: Reporte final del análisis de las demarcaciones de las Comisarías de Distrito.

Manténganse atento para nuevas informaciones del equipo de Evaluación Organizacional.
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Thank you for your interest in the San Francisco Police Effectiveness Review. The San Francisco Police Department, in partnership with the San Francisco Controller's Office, is undertaking a broad study to evaluate the effectiveness of the Department's pilot foot patrol program, analyze station boundaries, and conduct a comprehensive organizational assessment. This website is intended to keep San Franciscans informed about the progress of those efforts and to gather your feedback throughout the life of the project.

The San Francisco Police Department wants to be a leader in progressive and effective policing.

SFPD recognizes the need for a periodic independent review of its vision, structure, procedures, performance, and outcomes to ensure that it is meeting its responsibility to protect and serve San Francisco residents and visitors. The Department, in partnership with the Controller's Office, has engaged the Police Executive Research Forum and Public Safety Strategies Group, two of the nation's top experts in effective policing, to carry out this effort.

The Police Effectiveness Review will evaluate SFPD's systems, organization, and practices over a period of two years, positioning the Department to succeed in meeting the City's current and future public safety needs.

We look forward to your participation in this collaborative effort to strengthen the San Francisco Police Department and create a safe future for our City.