SF supervisors vote to keep remote public comment at board meetings

Remote public comment at weekly San Francisco Board of Supervisors meetings will continue to be available for all residents, regardless of disability status, supervisors voted on Tuesday.

Last week, supervisors decided to hold off on voting on an ordinance that would discontinue remote public comment, except on request for people with disabilities. On Tuesday, supervisors approved an amendment introduced by Matt Dorsey, which preserves the current policy of allowing unlimited remote public comment at board and committee meetings.