Community Voice:
Traffic Stops
Join with the San Francisco Human Rights Commission to share how traffic stops affect your community and your rights.
The San Francisco Police Department is rewriting its rules around “pretextual traffic stops,” or traffic stops that quickly escalate from a check of a minor violation to an investigation that impacts the rights of those involved. The San Francisco Human Rights Commission is leading a series of opportunities for community to weigh in about their lived experiences and their suggestions for rewriting the rules. Based on community input, the San Francisco Human Rights Commission will submit an independent written report for consideration.
Share your experience with traffic stops with the San Francisco Human Rights Commission. Meetings are in person and virtual; feedback can also be shared via email, phone, or community survey.
Take the Survey
Join a Community Session
Sessions are both in person and streamed online. Register above for more information.
Nov 16, Wednesday 5:30 PM (Western Addition)
Booker T Washington Community Service Center, 800 Presidio Ave
Nov 15, Tuesday 5:30 PM (Sunnydale)
Samoan Community Development Center, 2055 Sunnydale Ave
Nov 8, Tuesday 5:30 PM (Fillmore)
African American Art and Culture Complex, 762 Fulton St
Oct 26, Wednesday 5:30 PM (Tenderloin)
Glide Memorial Church, 330 Ellis St
Sept 20, Tuesday 5:30 PM (Bayview)
Bayview Opera House, 4705 3rd St
Sept 6, Tuesday 5:30 PM (Civic Center)
San Francisco Main Library, 100 Larkin St
Read the Draft Rules
Contact the SF Human Rights Commission
Questions? Want to talk to someone about your experience with traffic stops? Email [email protected] or call 415-252-2500.
