SF Police Chief Scott Says Staffing Shortage But Still Assigns SF Police to SFO
San Francisco Police Chief Scott has been all over the newspaper advocating he has a police staffing shortage. But is he doing everything to balance his staffing to improve public safety in San Francisco. Chief Scott stated the San Francisco Police Department is short 400 police officers and that if he increases police in San […]
SFDSA invests in Bitcoin
On April 14, 2021 the San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs’ Association made the decision to invest into Bitcoin. Our Board of Directors discussed investing into Bitcoin as an asset in addition to our current investment portfolio. Currently the SFDSA has successfully invested by building all weather portfolios but we have noticed a raising trend towards crypto […]
SF Sheriff’s Office Sanctioned $2500.00 for Not Providing Documents
During a court proceeding between the Deputy Sheriffs Association against the San Francisco Sheriff’s Office, the Deputy Sheriffs’ Association attorney requested information from the Sheriff’s Office. The Sheriff’s attorney refused to provide the requested documents. After filing a motion to compel the Sheriff’s Office to produce the documents, a Superior Court Judge granted the DSAs […]
SFDSA Delivers Christmas Meals to First Responders!
On December 25th Christmas Day the San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs’ Association delivered meals to First Responders that were working Christmas day away from their families during the Covid-19 pandemic to protect yours. The San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs’ Association along with the San Francisco Sheriff’s Managers and Supervisors Association and SEIU paid for Christmas meals for […]
San Francisco DSA Obtains Important PERB Complaint Against the SF Sheriff’s Office
The San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs’ Association recently prevailed in a heated interest arbitration with the City and County of San Francisco Sheriff’s Office over the terms of a successor contract. The continued ability of the DSA membership to earn and burn compensatory time off (CTO) was the highest priority issue for both parties. CCSF wanted […]
SFDSA files lawsuit against Sheriff Miyamoto
In March of 2020, Sheriff Miyamoto violated the San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs’ Association collective bargaining agreement. This agreement is a contract between the union and the City and County of San Francisco covering wages, benefits and work conditions. Sheriff Miyamoto violated our compensatory compensation side letter and the provision of the SFDSA contract. As well […]
Yes on Prop 20 – Keep California Safe
San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs’ Association endorses a Yes Vote on Prop 20. Proposition 20 fixes four specific flaws contained in recent criminal justice reforms — addressing violent crime classification and serial theft, as well as parole reform and DNA collection. San Francisco’s Crime Rate is going up as it relates to thefts and some violent […]
Open Letter to the San Francisco Mayor
We wrote an open letter to the SF Mayor London Breed in regards to redeploying approximately 170 San Francisco Police Officers that are assigned to SFO, replacing them with SF Deputy Sheriffs while moving the SF Police Officers back to San Francisco where they are needed. We had a discussion about this with the Mayors […]
SFDSA 2020 Endorsements – Vote 11/3
The San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs’ Association went through a rigorous process to arrive at its endorsements. The SFDSA political action committee thoroughly researches propositions, candidates and invites candidates to participate in a questionnaire addressing important public safety and district issues. After completing the questionnaire candidates or propositions representatives are selected to take part in a […]
SFPD at SFO should be redeployed to the Tenderloin
SF Deputy Sheriffs replacing SF Police Officers at the San Francisco International Airport (SFO) would save the City’s general fund by deploying over 200 police officers from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) to vacant police officer positions within the City. The initial savings would be 31 million dollars, as indicated in the Budget Legislative Analysis […]