Shamann Walton
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1,286 appearances
21 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 1 Sep
Shamann Walton’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Every issue and concern you bring up, trust me, we've talked about it.
Because I don't completely agree that it says we can't set our rules in our own way.
policies on how we deal with public comment because we already do it for individuals with disabilities we already make accommodations for folks who reach out and so i don't see why we couldn't do the same thing it's not interpreted that we could by advice of counsel but we definitely brought up
several different ways to try to address this and I know the clerk thank you so much to your team also has really looked into this to see what possibilities exist and so I think that we will of course continue to work to see what we can do to make sure that this is is actually beneficial to our constituents but
we are pretty much forced to vote for this I mean I really did not want to support it and really wanted to vote against it in committee but this is one of those things where it will cost us a lot of money to go against this and I don't think this is the time
And I will start with Supervisor Walton.
Thank you, President Meadowman and Commissioner.
I just want to say throughout your years of service, you have brought thoughtful leadership, integrity, and a deep commitment to the people of San Francisco.
You have consistently been a champion for community voices and residents, ensuring that concerns, needs, and aspirations of neighborhoods remained at the center of important planning decisions.
Your unwavering commitment to listening to and advocating for the people most impacted by development has earned you so much trust and respect of communities across this city.
Throughout your tenure, you were never afraid to take on difficult issues or engage in tough battles when the interests of residents and neighborhoods were at stake.
You approached every challenge with courage, conviction, and a strong sense of purpose.
Even in the face of significant opposition, you remained steadfast in your principles and never wavered from your commitment to what you believed to be best for San Francisco.
Your willingness to stand firm, ask hard questions, and advocate for thoughtful and community-centered outcomes distinguish you as a respected and trusted leader.
Your dedication to responsible planning, equitable development, historic preservation, and meaningful public engagement has helped shape a stronger and more inclusive San Francisco.
Your ability to balance the needs of neighborhoods, residents, businesses, and future generations has made you continuously a respected leader and powerful advocate for community-centered planning.
As you conclude your service to the city and county of San Francisco, we are losing an extraordinary amount of institutional knowledge, experience, and historical perspective.
Your deep understanding of San Francisco neighborhoods, planning history, and civic processes has been invaluable in helping guide thoughtful decision-making during times of both opportunity and challenge.
Your wisdom, steady leadership, and commitment to the public good will be greatly missed.
The District 10 office will especially feel your absence.
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